The National Theatre of Scotland announce that Catriona Lexy Campbell has been appointed the Company’s first Gaelic Associate Artist.

The township of Flodigarry in the north end of Skye will open its doors to enthusiastic learners of Gaelic this summer as part of an outreach project with Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI.

Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, the National Centre for Gaelic and Culture, recently appointed an Arts Development Officer and a Visual Artist in Residence, with a new Exhibition currently being shown.

The life and work of the great Gaelic poet, Sorley MacLean, will be celebrated on Skye this summer, marking one hundred years since the poet’s birth.

Ealain A-Muigh Workshops: A series of outdoor art workshops, taught through the medium of Gaelic with professional artists (Julie Brook & Kath MacLeod). All welcome, regardless of Gaelic skills. Under 8’s must be accompanied by older siblings/adults.

KATIE LAING caught up with Alyth McCormack ahead of her return to her native Lewis.

Soillse – the National Research Network for the Maintenance and Revitalisation of Gaelic Language and Culture – is opening its Small Research Fund for research proposals for 2011.

The Argyll Cèilidh Trail offers professional development and performance opportunities for local young musicians.

Pat Law explains her role and assesses the wider significance of Ian Stephen’s Is A Thing Lost … project.

KATIE LAING reports on the latest phase of development for the Stornoway-based publisher.