Ceol an Aire are a group of young Argyll musicians who have previously appeared Continue reading
Tag Archives: ceilidh
Family ceilidh with Heron Valley at Cairndow
Next Saturday, November 12th 2011, sees Cairndow host a family ceilidh Continue reading
Oban Winter Festival on the slipway
Oban’s inaugural Winter Festival – run by eight stalwart volunteers – Continue reading
TODAY: Ulva School Community Association Summer Fete and Ceilidh
Lagganulva Farm at Ulva Ferry in west Mull plays host Continue reading
The shape of things to come? Argyll College, young people, community, self-help
Let’s start with a Ceilidh in Ardrishaig Hall on 14th May 2011. That’s where we started Continue reading
Bonfire night: parade by lantern in Lochgilphead and ceilidh in Ardrishaig
The annual – and magical – Round Table Lantern Parade in Lochgilphead Continue reading
Furnace Fun Weekend – madness for all
Furnace, the Loch Fyneside community that funded its own week-long programme Continue reading
Performance Ceilidh, Auchindrain Township Museum
On Saturday 31st July from 6.30pm-10.30pm, there is a Performance Ceilidh at Auchindrain Township Museum.
In an evening of music, dance and a buffet of home-made Scottish foods, a major draw is the presence of the Inverclyde Gaelic Waulking Group, singing traditional Gaelic songs. Local musicians are invited to bring pipes, fiddles, accordions, voices and do their virtuoso bit.
Mark Morpurgo on how to ‘do’ Celtic Connections and New Voices
Originally conceived as filling a hole in Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall’s schedule in the dark wet days of January, this key winter music festival has grown in size and stature to become a world-wide draw for Glasgow.
In 2009 it scored £1million+ ticket sales and an £8 million much needed boost to the Scottish economy. Then it won the Best Cultural Event of the Year at the Scottish Event Awards 2009. Continue reading
New for 2010: Festival of the Sea to celebrate Argyll
With the threshold of the year not yet quite crossed and the sink Continue reading