Having grown up in the West Coast Coigach peninsula of the Scottish Highlands – an area steeped in culture and local traditions – Mairearad was introduced to folk music at an early age. Renowned for her deft and lyrical accordion style, as well as her dextrous piping,...
SEALL is delighted to present An Ceòl air Feadh na Fèinne – The Music of What Happens. This is an innovative tri-lingual performance bringing together storytelling, singing and music. Focussing on Sgeulachdan na Fèinne (Tales of the Fianna) that are deeply rooted in...
We’re delighted to welcome award-winning novelist Louis de Bernières to Skye for a special live event at An Crùbh in Sleat on the 20th of March. Best known for the internationally acclaimed Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, de Bernières will be in conversation with...
What can the word for the lonesomeness of a cow bereft of her calf, diadhánach, teach us about our current methods of food production? Why does one need to orientate oneself to the sun to give directions in Irish? To what degree is the Otherworld embedded in words for...
