HIE today (Wednesday 9 May 2012) launched a public consultation on the organisation’s draft Gaelic Language Plan.

An Leabhar Mor and LK243 UnderSail are two exhibitions which will be opening in an talla solais, Ullapool Visual Arts on Friday the 27th of April 7 – 9 pm.

Mary Ann Kennedy, the ‘first lady’ of World Music in Scotland, has turned to her own roots for a landmark album and book release which celebrates one of the great dynasties of Scottish Gaelic song.

At the end of last month Facebook users saw one of the biggest refurbishments to the social network there has been, since it went global. The introduction of the Facebook Timeline has created a lot of controversy, as we all grapple with the changes to the design features of the site, while trying to continue to engage with our fans. Some love it, other’s hate it. But what kind of impact is this having on our pages and their abilities to connect with Facebook users?

Dannsa remain passionately committed to their work in their second decade in Scottish dance and music.

Taking Stock: The Claim of Crofting, Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Skye, 16 March 2012.

Julie Fowlis and her band celebrate poet Sorley MacLean at the Bath Festival.

A series of arts and cultural events on Skye.

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Friends of Wighton Gaelic song classes tutored by Wilma Kennedy.