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September 2020
Glasgow Shanty Day
Glasgow Shanty Day is now Glasgow Shanty Night, and will be happening online on Saturday 26 September at 7.30pm. Visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/glasgow-shanty-night-tickets-1… for tickets!
Find out more »October 2020
Doric Concert–NOW ONLINE
TMSA Aberdeen Branch have taken the decision not to hold the usual 2 doric concerts in October, due to COVID-19 restrictions. Instead an online live variety concert will be held on Facebook on Saturday 3 October starting at 8 pm. Go to https://www.facebook.com/AberdeenTMSA for more details Tel. 01224 314 795 Email: shirley.watt795@btinternet.com Website: www.tmsa.scot/aberdeen-branch
Find out more »AM MÒD NÀISEANTA RÌOGHAIL 2020 (THE ROYAL NATIONAL MÒD 2020)–Now Online!
The Royal National Mòd is Scotland’s premier festival famous for celebrating our Gaelic linguistic and cultural heritage, showcasing emerging and professional artistic and musical talent, with opportunities for people of all ages to perform across a range of competitive disciplines including music, song, highland dancing, drama, sport and literature. Like many other events and festivals, this year’s Royal National Mòd, due to take place in Inverness in October, fell victim to the on-going Coronavirus pandemic. An Comunn Gàidhealach are delighted…
Find out more »Blazin’ in Beuly Goes Online
Blazin' Fiddles have sadly had to cancel Blazin' in Beauly this year, but are holding an online event instead! Fiddle, piano and guitar lessons will be provided by the Blazers. As ever, there'll be a Big Tune, and hopefully some sessions - COVID restrictions permitting! Classes will be streamed at 7pm BST throughout the week of October 12-16, and will be available online afterwards too. For more details, and to book, visit blazininbeauly.com
Find out more »Scottish International Storytelling Festival
The Scottish International Storytelling Festival (SISF) is keeping audiences ‘In the Flow’ with an eclectic mix of online events spanning across the globe and small-scale face-to-face events, celebrating Scotland ‘a nation shaped by water’, taking you on voyages at home and away. The Festival will not do this in packed theatres, but through live and pre-recorded broadcast events, and through small-scale safely distanced person-to-person events, including ones in outdoor locations. (All plans are subject to Scottish Government guidance in the…
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