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September 2021

Isle of Jura Music Festival

24 September, 2021 - 26 September, 2021
Various Venues

This will be our 27th annual music festival with concerts, ceilidhs, sessions, storytelling and workshops for adults and kids alike. Various venues around Craighouse village, Jura - Marquee, Jura Hotel and more. Tel. 01496 820 362 juramusicfestival@gmail.com www.jurafestival.com

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TMSA Aberdeen presents a Joint Session with Howth Singing Circle

30 September, 2021 @ 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Friday & Saturday – Online & Sunday – Teviot Student Union, 13 Bristo Place
Edinburgh, EH8 9AJ United Kingdom

Celebrating Howth Singing Circle’s 21st Season, Fingal Folk & Northern Lights will feature Ann Riordan & Ian Russell and will be streamed live on Facebook. To join the Zoom session email rioann@gmail.com.

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October 2021

11th Haal Folk Festival – Folk At The Salmon Bothy – POSTPONED to 1-3 October 2021

1 October, 2021 - 3 October, 2021
Portsoy

Our 2021 11th Haal Festival is now scheduled to be run on the weekend of 1/2/3 October 2021, when we hope folk will be able to gather again in safety. Most guests previously scheduled for the 2020 event have signed up again for the Oct event. Concerts, sessions and workshops! Loads of opportunity for visitors to perform. Artists include Archie Fisher, Peggy Seeger and Calum McColl, Eliza and Martin Carthy, Arthur Watson, Chris Miles, Brian Ó hEadhra, Fiona Mackenzie and…

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Folk at the Salmon Bothy’s 11th Haal Festival

1 October, 2021 - 3 October, 2021
Various Venues

A weekend of songs, tunes, stories, poetry, dance, workshops and sessions to be held in and around Portsoy, Aberdeenshire.

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Sepia Time & Blue Space book launch with Archie MacAlister & Margaret Bennett

5 October, 2021 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Friday & Saturday – Online & Sunday – Teviot Student Union, 13 Bristo Place
Edinburgh, EH8 9AJ United Kingdom

Raised in a family of sea-faring Glasgow Highlanders, Archie MacAlister’s love of stories began in boatyards and sail-lofts. Wartime years in Argyll broadened his horizons as he listened to grandparents and local worthies such as the shoemaker ‘with a mouthful of segs’. Others showed him the landscape of Diarmuid and Grainne, told him of ancient times, sang songs and handed on the traditional wisdom of the Gael. As a student of architecture in Edinburgh, he was drawn to Patrick Geddes’s interpretation of…

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