CELEBRATING INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY ... SEALL brings to Skye a sensational trad concert with the first all-female winners of the MG Alba Scots Trad Music Best Band of the Year Award (2019). Expect influences of traditional Scottish and Irish music, Bluegrass, Old-Time, Classical, and new compositions, harmonies, energy, and drive.
Three of Scotland’s finest Gaelic singers – Eilidh Cormack (Isle of Skye), Ellen MacDonald (Isle of Skye) and Ceitlin Lilidh (Isle of Lewis) – join forces to create the sound of SIAN, a project originally developed by Fèisean nan Gàidheal for Blas 2016.
This unique collaboration between Gaelic theatre company Theatre Gu Leòr and the award-winning Gaelic electronica duo Whyte was inspired by tracks from the band's latest album, Tairm, and will feature live music, dance, spoken word and video. The show is fully accessible to non-Gaelic speakers and with integrated BSL.
A 13.1 mile road race starting in Portree and heading North towards Uig, at Kensalyre you turn left onto single track roads the circle back to Portree. Book you place and start your training!
Fèis an Eilein - The Skye Festival returns in 2020 with a brand new makeover. The popular summer festival, organised by SEALL, will include 10 days of world-class performances in music, theatre, dance, children's shows and spoken word on the theme of Scotland's coast and waters. Performances, workshops, food events and a few spectacular surprises in venues and public spaces across Skye and Raasay.
The Games are one of the highlights of the Skye calendar. Not to be missed!
The games including classics such as putting the stone, tossing the caber, tug-of-war. Also Bag Piping and Highland Dancing competitions.
Skye's award-winning festival of Small Halls returns for another year bringing big music to small halls around the Isles of Skye and Raasay. The giants of Scottish traditional music come to village halls to lead concerts, workshops and sessions in some of Scotland's most beautiful rural settings. Ends with the hugely popular St Andrew's Night Big Ceilidh at the Sligachan Hotel.
