_341 Tarskavaig Hall "" Site TEXT "" "A traditional village hall C\u00e8ilidh, in a tiny hall with fantastic views, brings together the young C\u00e8ilidh Tralers alongside local musicians to sing, play and dance the night away." Ceilidh "A traditional village hall C\u00e8ilidh, in a tiny hall with fantastic views, brings together the young C\u00e8ilidh Tralers alongside local musicians to sing, play and dance the night away." Ceilidh "A lively night with 'Ceilear' the young local musicians brought together by the 'C\u00e8ilidh Trail' scheme. Come and join them for a dance! See Tuesday 25 for their names." Ceilidh "A lively night with 'Ceilear' the young local musicians brought together by the 'C\u00e8ilidh Trail' scheme. Come and join them for a dance! See Tuesday 25 for their names." Ceilidh "Ruth Lee Martin and her band and friends head over the hill for another infomral and lively C\u00e8ilidh." Music Traditional "Ruth Lee Martin and her band and friends head over the hill for another infomral and lively C\u00e8ilidh." Music Traditional "Out on the local road all summer are a lively group of 16-25 year old musicians from the area. They have all been part of the F\u00e8is an Earaich and many will go on to become professional musicians. They sing, dance and play every conceivable instrument, in concert and in dance sets. They are Catherine Tinney, Shona Masson, Coralea MacKay, Murdo Cameron, Crisdean MacDonald, Sandy Finlayson and Alasdair Murray. Calum Edmunds tries to co-ordinate them." Music Traditional "Out on the local road all summer are a lively group of 16-25 year old musicians from the area. They have all been part of the F\u00e8is an Earaich and many will go on to become professional musicians. They sing, dance and play every conceivable instrument, in concert and in dance sets. They are Catherine Tinney, Shona Masson, Coralea MacKay, Murdo Cameron, Crisdean MacDonald, Sandy Finlayson and Alasdair Murray. Calum Edmunds tries to co-ordinate them." Music Traditional "Meg Bateman will be reading from her long awaited third book 'Soirbheas: Fair Wind'. Meg's poems are often intensely personal and give you a chance to travel into the mind of this highly talented writer. Speaking of her new book, Meg says the poems are "more philosophical, but still marked by intense feeling and a restrained classical control". \n\nBirlinn Publishers invite you to this free launch. There will be a mini-bus going over the hill from Sabhal M\u00f2r so please book ahead, and return for the Gaelic Song Concert." Talks and Literature "Meg Bateman will be reading from her long awaited third book 'Soirbheas: Fair Wind'. Meg's poems are often intensely personal and give you a chance to travel into the mind of this highly talented writer. Speaking of her new book, Meg says the poems are "more philosophical, but still marked by intense feeling and a restrained classical control". \n\nBirlinn Publishers invite you to this free launch. There will be a mini-bus going over the hill from Sabhal M\u00f2r so please book ahead, and return for the Gaelic Song Concert." Talks and Literature "Tarskavaig Hall claims to have the best village hall view in the Highlands. It will also be tightly packed with musicians and dancers. 'Ceilear' are a lively group of 16-25 year old musicians from the area who have been on the road in July. They have all been part of F\u00e8is an Earraich and many will go on to become professional musicians. They sing, dance and play every conceivable instrument, in concert and in dance sets." Ceilidh "Tarskavaig Hall claims to have the best village hall view in the Highlands. It will also be tightly packed with musicians and dancers. 'Ceilear' are a lively group of 16-25 year old musicians from the area who have been on the road in July. They have all been part of F\u00e8is an Earraich and many will go on to become professional musicians. They sing, dance and play every conceivable instrument, in concert and in dance sets." Ceilidh "M\u00e0iri Mh\u00f2r nan \u00d2ran (1821-1898) was a native of Skye and writer of songs of exile, praise, hope and protest. Sorley Maclean (19111960) was the foremost poet and father of the Gaelic renaissance. The opening event is a tribute, in pictures, songs and poetry with Donald Mackenzie (Artist), Lindsay Mitchell (Singer) & Skye Poets,Maoilios Caimbeul, Aonghas Ph\u00e0draig Caimbeul and Meg Bateman. This event will be in Gaelic and English.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "M\u00e0iri Mh\u00f2r nan \u00d2ran (1821-1898) was a native of Skye and writer of songs of exile, praise, hope and protest. Sorley Maclean (19111960) was the foremost poet and father of the Gaelic renaissance. The opening event is a tribute, in pictures, songs and poetry with Donald Mackenzie (Artist), Lindsay Mitchell (Singer) & Skye Poets,Maoilios Caimbeul, Aonghas Ph\u00e0draig Caimbeul and Meg Bateman. This event will be in Gaelic and English.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "A journey from 1773 to 1843, a period of cultural transition, viewed through the eyes of four women -- Bantighearna Dhubh Osgaig, Lady Rasay, Isabella Macleod of Raasay and her daughter, Eliza Ross (1789-1875), presetned by David Macfadyen (Narrator), Meg Bateman (B\u00e0rdachd), Hugh Cheape (Piping Heritage), Dekker Forest (Piper) \n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "A journey from 1773 to 1843, a period of cultural transition, viewed through the eyes of four women -- Bantighearna Dhubh Osgaig, Lady Rasay, Isabella Macleod of Raasay and her daughter, Eliza Ross (1789-1875), presetned by David Macfadyen (Narrator), Meg Bateman (B\u00e0rdachd), Hugh Cheape (Piping Heritage), Dekker Forest (Piper) \n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "Ann Lindsay, author presents 'Seeds of Blood and Beauty', the story of 18th and 19th century Indiana Joneses of the plant world, whose quest for botanical specimens took them far from the Highlands to some of the world's most exotic places, where they risked life and limb to bring us trees and plants which grace beautiful West Coast gardens, such as those of Armadale Castle.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "Ann Lindsay, author presents 'Seeds of Blood and Beauty', the story of 18th and 19th century Indiana Joneses of the plant world, whose quest for botanical specimens took them far from the Highlands to some of the world's most exotic places, where they risked life and limb to bring us trees and plants which grace beautiful West Coast gardens, such as those of Armadale Castle.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "In 1787, Robert Burns visited Neil Gow on his tour of the HighIands. Pete Clark (Fiddle), one of the foremost performers of Gow's music, leads the final event of the F\u00e8is in a session which features Kenneth Steven (Poet). \n\nFinally, a C\u00e8ilidh from around 10.30pm with the Tarskavaig C\u00e8ilidh Band.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Music Traditional "In 1787, Robert Burns visited Neil Gow on his tour of the HighIands. Pete Clark (Fiddle), one of the foremost performers of Gow's music, leads the final event of the F\u00e8is in a session which features Kenneth Steven (Poet). \n\nFinally, a C\u00e8ilidh from around 10.30pm with the Tarskavaig C\u00e8ilidh Band.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Music Traditional "Four hundred years ago, Highland galleys or birlinn were destroyed under the provisions of the 1609 Statutes of Iona. All that is left are the evocative lines of gaelic bards, place names and carved stones. However, boats designed to sail in Hebridean waters ten centuries ago continue to be built in Nordic countries. Gavin Parsons, scholar and crofter, tells the exciting story of tracing the birlinn.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "Four hundred years ago, Highland galleys or birlinn were destroyed under the provisions of the 1609 Statutes of Iona. All that is left are the evocative lines of gaelic bards, place names and carved stones. However, boats designed to sail in Hebridean waters ten centuries ago continue to be built in Nordic countries. Gavin Parsons, scholar and crofter, tells the exciting story of tracing the birlinn.\n\nEntry by donation. No booking and limited capacity." Talks and Literature "Hamish Henderson (1919-2002) and Sorley McLean (1911-1996) were giants of Twentieth Century\n\nScottish culture. Their lives have been portrayed by writer and cinematographer, Timothy Neat. Tim will use film and live music in this talk, based on his two-volume study of Hamish, who was a major European literary and political figure as well as a folklorist. He wrote songs that Bob Dylan sourced, and composed the great Scots language anthem, 'Freedom Come-All-Ye'." Talks and Literature "Hamish Henderson (1919-2002) and Sorley McLean (1911-1996) were giants of Twentieth Century\n\nScottish culture. Their lives have been portrayed by writer and cinematographer, Timothy Neat. Tim will use film and live music in this talk, based on his two-volume study of Hamish, who was a major European literary and political figure as well as a folklorist. He wrote songs that Bob Dylan sourced, and composed the great Scots language anthem, 'Freedom Come-All-Ye'." Talks and Literature "Coastal, creepy, comedy . . . And the ever present sea. A realxed evening of Scottish traditional stories of the sea, second sight, wtiches, magic, love, loss and humour - with original live music. Enjoyable by all ages. Bring your own stories to share afer the show. Part of the Highland Seashore Festival." Talks and Literature "Coastal, creepy, comedy . . . And the ever present sea. A realxed evening of Scottish traditional stories of the sea, second sight, wtiches, magic, love, loss and humour - with original live music. Enjoyable by all ages. Bring your own stories to share afer the show. Part of the Highland Seashore Festival." Talks and Literature "Out of one small crofting village comes an astonishing Blues Band. An artist on a fiddle, an ex-teacher on lead guitar, a Calmac ticket-collector on the harmonica make up just part of this remarkable local band who present a night of great music in a village hall with the best view in the World." Music Contemporary "Out of one small crofting village comes an astonishing Blues Band. An artist on a fiddle, an ex-teacher on lead guitar, a Calmac ticket-collector on the harmonica make up just part of this remarkable local band who present a night of great music in a village hall with the best view in the World." Music Contemporary "Dylan Thomas was born in 2014. To celebrate his centenary, Welsh poet and actor Owain Huws bring to life many of Dyland's best known works. Entry by donation" Talks and Literature "Dylan Thomas was born in 2014. To celebrate his centenary, Welsh poet and actor Owain Huws bring to life many of Dyland's best known works. Entry by donation" Talks and Literature "+ Malin and Co" Music Traditional "+ Malin and Co" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional 57.116636636248224 -5.988577293670687