_355 Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, marquee "" Site TEXT "" "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Performance Dance "" Performance Dance "" Music World "" Music World "" Ceilidh "" Ceilidh "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Theatre Adult "" Theatre Adult "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "\u2018The Magpie\u2019 Big Top\n\nSabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig\n\nThe travelling circus school and international team of circus heroes is coming to Skye! With two days of workshops, classes and a fantastic circus show each night, you are in for a treat. Sign up for classes each day and learn all kinds of circus tricks. From trapeze to tumbling, tight-wire to toothbrush twiddling, the team from Let\u2019s Circus wants to help you become awesome!\n\nWorkshops are in age sets and are for all levels, beginners to aspiring experts.\n\nSaturday 10 July ~ Workshop Programme Sunday 11 July ~ Workshop Programme\n\n9.30 am Registration for Kids and Families 9.30 am Registration for Kids and families\n\n10 -11.30 am Kids and family group - Over 5s only 10-11.30 am Kids and family group - Over 5s only\n\n11 am Registration for Over 9s 11 am Registration for Over 9s\n\n11.30-1.30 pm Over 9s only 11.30 - 1 pm Over 9s only\n\n2.30 pm Registration for teenagers and adults 2 pm Registration for teenagers and adults\n\n3-5 pm Teenagers and adults 2.30-4 pm Teenagers and adults\n\n7.30 pm The Fantastic \u2018Circus Heroes\u2019 Show 6 pm The Fantastic \u2018Circus Heroes\u2019 Show\n\nIt is essential you note the requirements for adults to be present, as described below:\n\n\n\nKIDS AND FAMILY GROUP WORKSHOPS\n\nLearn to trapeze with ease and create acrobatic shapes with parent-child acro for beginners. Walk the tightrope, learn to juggle scarves and loads of other cool tricks. An active parent or adult must be part of this session with each child. No children without an adult. You will play and learn together!\n\nOVER 9s\n\nAcrobatics, trapeze, tight wire, juggling and circus toys. In 2 hours you\u2019ll get a great introduction to a whole bunch of circus tricks. Parents should stay onsite for the duration of this session.\n\nTEENAGERS AND ADULTS\n\nAcrobatics, trapeze, tight wire, juggling and circus toys. In 2 hours you\u2019ll get a great introduction to a whole bunch of circus tricks. Non-participating parents of under 16s must stay on site.\n\n\n\n\u2018Circus Heroes\u2019 evening shows\n\n* A once in a lifetime opportunity to see some of the world\u2019s best circus artists on the same bill. * Catch Tokyo\u2019s finest unicycle acrobats Daiki and Cheeky, as they wheel their way to heroism. * Meet duo Frinzi, our teenage aerialist superstars performing with magic and grace high above your head. * Meanwhile Miss Sara from Italy performs with balance and dexterity, performing feats that nobody else can do. * You\u2019ll love Mr H, our stage manager with a love of ladders and a collection of boxes. * Expect a few surprises too - fire, toothbrushes and a great big balloon from our world-touring Ringmaster from Down Under, Steve Cousins." Workshop "\u2018The Magpie\u2019 Big Top\n\nSabhal M\u00f2r Ostaig\n\nThe travelling circus school and international team of circus heroes is coming to Skye! With two days of workshops, classes and a fantastic circus show each night, you are in for a treat. Sign up for classes each day and learn all kinds of circus tricks. From trapeze to tumbling, tight-wire to toothbrush twiddling, the team from Let\u2019s Circus wants to help you become awesome!\n\nWorkshops are in age sets and are for all levels, beginners to aspiring experts.\n\nSaturday 10 July ~ Workshop Programme Sunday 11 July ~ Workshop Programme\n\n9.30 am Registration for Kids and Families 9.30 am Registration for Kids and families\n\n10 -11.30 am Kids and family group - Over 5s only 10-11.30 am Kids and family group - Over 5s only\n\n11 am Registration for Over 9s 11 am Registration for Over 9s\n\n11.30-1.30 pm Over 9s only 11.30 - 1 pm Over 9s only\n\n2.30 pm Registration for teenagers and adults 2 pm Registration for teenagers and adults\n\n3-5 pm Teenagers and adults 2.30-4 pm Teenagers and adults\n\n7.30 pm The Fantastic \u2018Circus Heroes\u2019 Show 6 pm The Fantastic \u2018Circus Heroes\u2019 Show\n\nIt is essential you note the requirements for adults to be present, as described below:\n\n\n\nKIDS AND FAMILY GROUP WORKSHOPS\n\nLearn to trapeze with ease and create acrobatic shapes with parent-child acro for beginners. Walk the tightrope, learn to juggle scarves and loads of other cool tricks. An active parent or adult must be part of this session with each child. No children without an adult. You will play and learn together!\n\nOVER 9s\n\nAcrobatics, trapeze, tight wire, juggling and circus toys. In 2 hours you\u2019ll get a great introduction to a whole bunch of circus tricks. Parents should stay onsite for the duration of this session.\n\nTEENAGERS AND ADULTS\n\nAcrobatics, trapeze, tight wire, juggling and circus toys. In 2 hours you\u2019ll get a great introduction to a whole bunch of circus tricks. Non-participating parents of under 16s must stay on site.\n\n\n\n\u2018Circus Heroes\u2019 evening shows\n\n* A once in a lifetime opportunity to see some of the world\u2019s best circus artists on the same bill. * Catch Tokyo\u2019s finest unicycle acrobats Daiki and Cheeky, as they wheel their way to heroism. * Meet duo Frinzi, our teenage aerialist superstars performing with magic and grace high above your head. * Meanwhile Miss Sara from Italy performs with balance and dexterity, performing feats that nobody else can do. * You\u2019ll love Mr H, our stage manager with a love of ladders and a collection of boxes. * Expect a few surprises too - fire, toothbrushes and a great big balloon from our world-touring Ringmaster from Down Under, Steve Cousins." Workshop "Evening show" Theatre Family "Evening show" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons." Music World "'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons." Music World "Tosta is a collaboration between several minority language communities of Europe\u2019s Atlantic coast - a concert village which will arrive on the back of two lorries, all the way from Donastia or San Sebastian, the capital of the Basque Country, and City of Culture in 2016. The village unfolds with a stage, exhibition hall, a radio shack, and a programme of events during the day and into the evening. \u2018Tosta\u2019 means the bench in a boat, and is a word that is present, with small variations, in many minority languages along the European Atlantic coast. This summer 'Tosta' is visiting and bringing together music and language from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Galicia, Faroe Islands, The Basque Country and Fryslan. Events includes an open stage for musicians, exhibitions, the origami flotilla of paper boats made by local school-children, a human mosaic and radio programmes from all the countries involved." Workshop "Tosta is a collaboration between several minority language communities of Europe\u2019s Atlantic coast - a concert village which will arrive on the back of two lorries, all the way from Donastia or San Sebastian, the capital of the Basque Country, and City of Culture in 2016. The village unfolds with a stage, exhibition hall, a radio shack, and a programme of events during the day and into the evening. \u2018Tosta\u2019 means the bench in a boat, and is a word that is present, with small variations, in many minority languages along the European Atlantic coast. This summer 'Tosta' is visiting and bringing together music and language from Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Galicia, Faroe Islands, The Basque Country and Fryslan. Events includes an open stage for musicians, exhibitions, the origami flotilla of paper boats made by local school-children, a human mosaic and radio programmes from all the countries involved." Workshop "C\u00f2mhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Frysl\u00e2n - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimh\u00edn \u00d3 Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - M\u00f3nica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX." Workshop "C\u00f2mhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Frysl\u00e2n - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimh\u00edn \u00d3 Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - M\u00f3nica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX." Workshop "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music World "" Music World "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Music Contemporary "" Music Contemporary "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Ceilidh "" Ceilidh "" Music World "" Music World "" Workshop "" Workshop "" Theatre Family "" Theatre Family "" Music Traditional "" Music Traditional "" Music World "" Music World "'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons." Music World "'Oreka Tx' is the Basque duo who specialise in playing the Txallaparta, a series of tuned wooden blocks hit with sticks by two players working together. Harkaitz Mtnez. de San Vicente (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1975) and Igor Otxoa (San Sebastian \u2013 Donostia, 1973) have played the txalaparta since 1997, when Oreka Tx was born. That same year, they joined a band led by the noted basque composer, musician, and master of the trikitixa (diatonic accordion) Kepa Junkera, a collaboration that garnered them a Latin Grammy. Oreka TX, accompanied by musicians gathered together for the occasion, invites us to go on an unusual musical journey. The richness of the sound and the variety of instruments provides the Txalaparta with an unusual yet welcoming environment, an environment in which the Txalaparta can evolve towards new horizons." Music World "" Workshop "" Workshop "C\u00f2mhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Frysl\u00e2n - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimh\u00edn \u00d3 Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - M\u00f3nica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX." Music World "C\u00f2mhlan Tosta brings together 7 musicians, an international collaboration full of music, one from each of the seven TOSTA-regions. Together they are playing at each TOSTA festival organised in all the participating regions. Tonight is their fourth festival peformance. Scotland - Rona Wilkie, Frysl\u00e2n - Marit Talens, Ireland - Caoimh\u00edn \u00d3 Fearghail, Wales - Gwilym Bowen Rhys, Galicia - M\u00f3nica de Nut, Cornwall - Bec Applebee, and from Basque Country - Oreka TX." Music World 57.086897 -5.871878000000038