Keeping safe during Small Halls

While we ease out of restrictions, future relaxations on social gatherings remain uncertain. SEALL will always put the safety of people first. We will therefore deliver the festival safely by reducing audience numbers and putting strict safety protocols and procedures in place through rigorous risk management.

In order to protect those among us who are most vulnerable to infection, we ask everyone coming to our halls to: make sure they have no symptoms of Covid-19; wear a mask while standing or walking around the hall (masks may be removed once seated); use the hand sanitisers at reception; and preferably have at least taken a lateral flow test and making sure it is negative before coming to a concert.

Lateral flow test kits are free via the Scottish Government and information on how to access the service can be found HERE.

Bar and food

Unless otherwise specified, there will be no bar or food available before or during the concerts. This decision is intended to reduce the risk of spreading infection. Audience members are therefore encouraged to bring their own bottle and snacks but please remember to take all your rubbish home with you.

Livestreaming

The Big Ceilidh at the Sligachan Hotel on 27 November will be livestreamed in front of a live audience. If any member of the audience is camera shy and does not want their face to be included in the footage for any reason, please let a member of staff on the evening know.

Some of our other Small Halls concerts may also be livestreamed on the night. If this is going to happen, we will let you know at reception when you arrive.

We look forward to welcoming you