EA RRACH | SPRIN G 2020
Spring 2020
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àilte oirbh gu An Lanntair agus gu dearbh gu Mìos na Gàidhlig. Tha sinn ri subhachas fad a’ Mhàirt air a’ chànan
‘s a’ chultar luachmhor againn. Tha an t-uiread a’ dol ‘s le sin tha cho math dhomh a leum a-steach innte.
Cover image: 'Dark Phenomena' ©Ione Parkiin
Tha buannachdan inntinneil ann an dà-chànanas, tha fios againn uile air a sin- as bith dè chanadh feadhainn de na Buill Pàrlamaid san deas air a’ chànan againn. Tha fios againn gu bheil buannachdan eaconamach ann cuideachd. Tha sinn air cluinntinn bho Outer Hebrides Tourism is buidhnean eile, mun uiread de luchd-turais a tha a’ tighinn an seo gus blasad fhaighinn air a’ Ghàidhlig, agus ‘s e adhbhar tha sin a bhith ga cleachdadh gun teagamh. Tha luach cultarach ann cuideachd ge-tà agus ’s dòcha gur e seo an rud as cudromaiche: Gun cleachd sinn ar cànan air ur son fhìn. A’ bleidrigeadh, a’ seinn, a’ gàireachdainn, a’ rànail, a’ mireadh, a’ caoidh ‘s a’ sùgradh. Tha dòighean ann rudan a ràdh sa Ghàidhlig nach gabhar a ràdh sa Bheurla: dòighean airson faireachdainnean a chur an cèill, beachdan a roinn, càineadh a thilgeil, sabaid a thòiseachadh is maitheanas a thoirt seachad. Tha i mun cuairt oirnn san fhearainn agus san àrainneachd, gach bodha ‘s bàigh, ainmean àite agus ainmean charaidean. ’S e rud nàdarrach a th’ innte a dh’fhàs mun cuairt oirnn thar linntean ‘s tha i fhathast a’ fàs is ag atharrachadh mar a dh’atharraicheas an àrainneachd fhèin is gach creutair innte. ‘S dòcha gur e dòigh math tha sin airson a bhith a’ coimhead air a’ Ghàidhlig- mar rud nàdarrach, beò a tha feumach air biadh is blàths mar bàrr sam bith eile; rud a tha brèagha, socair air a tha sinn mothachail agus airson a ghabhas sinn uallach. Tha mi an dòchas gum bi Mìos na Gàidhlig mar beagan bìdh dhi, is gun toir sinn dhi blàths le bhith dèanamh càch a chèile cofhurtail a cleachdadh fad an t-siubhail, is gum faic sinn i a’ cumail oirr’ a’ fàs. Gabh rithe mar phàirt de ur fèin-aithne, a’ snìomh le gach snàth dhiubh, an àite a bhith a’ coimhead oirre mar rud gu tur eadardhealaichte. Chaidh na cuirmean airson Mìos na Gàidhlig a chur air dòigh seach gur iad feadhainn den luchd-ealain as tàlantaiche is inntinniche, cha b’ ann a-mhàin ann an saoghal na Gàidhlig, ach ann an Alba.
CALUM FRISEAL Oifigear na Gàidhlig
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Earrach 2020 20 AM MÀRT – 18 AN GIBLEAN
AIRS: BETH ROBERTSON FIDDES MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
TA I S B E A N A I D H E A N
Air a chruthachadh le ceòl Gàidhlig is Albannach air a phiano, ‘s air a’ neartachadh le clàraidhean bho’n àirinneachd is ceòl-tasgaidh, dh’obraich Mhairi Hall is Beth Robertson Fiddes còmhla ri cheile air Fonn. Tha na dealbhan mòr aig Beth a’ freagart ‘sa gabhal togailinntinn bho ceòl agus sealladh-tìre na Gàidhealtachd. Bidh Mhairi cuideachd an làthair airson ceòlchuirm far am bi i a' cluiche na pìosa.
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AIRS: BETH ROBERTSON FIDDES GAELIC MONTH
E X H I B I T I ON S
20 MAR – 18 APR
Airs is a collaboration between musician Mhairi Hall and artist Beth Robertson Fiddes, whose large paintings are inspired by - and respond to - the music and the West Highland landscape. Comprised of Gaelic and Scots song on piano, enriched with environmental and archive recordings, Airs is the product of a mutually enhancing crossdisciplinary creative relationship.
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Spring 2020 25 APR – 6 JUN
SOURCE: ANNIE CATTRELL Featuring past and recent pieces – including new and ongoing work from her recent Royal Scottish Academy residency in Lewis – Annie Cattrell brings her unique art to An Lanntair gallery with Source. Annie studied Fine Art at the Glasgow School of Art and glass and ceramics at the Royal College of Art in London, where she has taught since 2000. Fascinated by the relationship between art and science and inspired by specialists – in neuroscience, meteorology, and engineering among others – she has actively engaged with pioneering research and modern technological advances. It's a cross-disciplinary approach that has enabled her to use state-of-the-art technology, such as inflight topographical scanning and (FMRI) brain scanning, in her art. Annie Cattrell’s work has been shown at museums, galleries and outdoor spaces internationally, including Tokyo, New Zealand, Germany, the UK and the USA.
Dark Skies 2020
8 FEB – 14 MAR
CREATIVITY AND CURIOSITY – A COLLABORATION BETWEEN ARTISTS AND ASTRONOMERS Creativity and Curiosity is an established art/science project led by contemporary artists Gillian McFarland SSA and Ione Parkin RWA. For this exhibition, opening at An Lanntair as part of the Hebridean Dark Skies Festival, they will show a selection of the artwork created through their ongoing collaborations with astrophysicists, cosmologists, and planetary geologists.
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Earrach 2020
pring has arrived and we are buzzing!
You can now do your bit to save the bees with our new card range from Hannah Marchant. Her beautifully illustrated cards are printed on handmade, recycled paper loaded with seeds - simply plant the card, water and watch your wildflowers, herbs, or vegetables grow!
Treat Mum to something pretty this Mothering Sunday (March 22). Perhaps a necklace, purse or bag from the new Estella Bartlett collection. Or create a nature-inspired gift with a set of pressed-flower glass coasters, a beautiful little bee pin, and some Machair Flower scented Hebridean Soap.
C A FA I D H
We have some eggs-ceptionally cute gifts for Easter (April 12). Cuddly toys, ornaments, and hatching egg toys are all great additions, or even alternatives, to the traditional chocolates.
B Á R | C A F É B A R
Remember that members receive 10% off!* Gift vouchers available Spring Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am-Late Last Sunday every month: 1.30pm-5pm *excluding books, CDs and commissioned items
Serving a delicious all-day menu celebrating the great local produce of the islands, our Café/Bar is the perfect place to sit back, relax, and enjoy a bite to eat and drink in this vibrant multi-arts centre. And alongside our regular delicious menu, do keep an eye out for our special food offers and event-themed cocktail nights!
To book a table, please call: 01851 708490 5
Spring 2020 11 AM MÀRT – 11 AN GIBLEAN
MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG Bidh cuirmean ann bho Mhàiri Hall le ‘Airs Project’; Joseph Peach is Charlie Grey a’ taisbeanadh a’ phròiseict ùir acasan, ‘Air Iomall’, le ceòl beò is film a chaidh a chlàradh air an turas-dànachd aca air bòrd an t-soithich-sheòlaidh Wylde Swan gu na h-àitichean as iomallaiche an Alb; agus bidh Sian a’ taisbeanadh na h-obrach shònraichte ùr acasan. Tha Mìos na Gàidhlig a’ neartachadh a’ phrògraim Ghàidhlig làidir aig An Lanntair, agus tha sinn taingeil dha-rìribh airson an taic agus a’ mhaoineachaidh a fhuair sinn bho ar compàirtichean, Bòrd na Gàidhlig, Alba Chruthachail agus Ùghdarras Phuirt Steòrnabhaigh, gus am prògram seo a lìbhrigeadh.
WED 11 MAR 8 P M
SIAN + SUPPORT GAELIC MONTH
£12/£10 SIAN, meaning ‘storm’ or ‘the elements’, have been making their harmonious mark on the Scottish traditional music scene since 2016. Originally brought together to celebrate Gaelic songs composed by women, Ceitlin Lilidh, Eilidh Cormack and Ellen MacDonald keep their material firmly rooted in this theme. Their individual voices blend seamlessly, intertwining atmospheric harmonies to create a unique sound.
TACHARTASAN CIÙIL & BEÒ MUSIC & LIVE EVENTS
11 MAR - 11 APR
GAELIC MONTH An Lanntair is delighted to present Mìos na Gàidhlig – a month-long celebration of Gaelic arts. There are concerts as Mhàiri Hall performs her ‘Airs Project’, and Joseph Peach and Charlie Grey present their collaboration ‘Air Iomall’ – a film and suite of new music, inspired by a voyage to some now uninhabited islands deep in the North Atlantic. Gaelic Month kicks off in spectacular style with the new works of Gaelic singers SIAN.
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Earrach 2020 DICIADAIN 11 AM MÀRT 8 F
DILUAN 16 AM MÀRT, 8 F
SIAN + SUPPORT
£12/£10/£8
MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
£12/£10
Crìocharan – an neach mu dheireadh dhe a sheòrsa. Le a bhàs, thig bàs air an t-seòrsa sin. Ann an ENDLING, tha Rob Heaslip ag athbheòthachadh sgeulachdan caoinidh tro dhannsa, guth, ceòl agus ìomhaigheachd. Tha an seann-nos agus an nòs-ùr a’ coinneachadh ann an saoghal far a bheil am bàs air a shoillseachadh le sradagan dathach, dealrach.
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O thùs, thàinig Ceitlin Lilidh, Eilidh Cormack agus Ellen MacDonald còmhla gus luaidh a dhèanamh air òrain a chaidh an sgrìobhadh le boireannaich, agus tha iad a’ leantainn orra air a’ chuspair tha seo leis a’ chiad clàr aca. Tha na guthan àlainn fa leth aca a’ tighinn ri chèile gu ceòlmhor, àileach gus rudeigin slàn agus gu tur sònraichte a chruthachadh.
MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
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Tha SIAN air buaidh mhòr a thoirt air ceòl traidiseanta na h-Alba o thòisich iad a’ cluich a’ chiùil buadhach, binn aca ann an 2016.
CRÌOCHARAN
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ENDLING
GAELIC MONTH
£12/£10/£8 An endling is an individual that is the last of its species. Once the endling dies, the species becomes extinct.
PE R F O RM I N G A RT S
MON 16 MAR, 8 P M
With ENDLING, Rob Heaslip reimagines mourning rituals through dance, vocals, music and design. Popular and folk culture collide in a world where death is tinged with acid pink, green and purple. Presented as part of Mìos na Gàidhlig.
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Spring 2020 SAT 14 MAR, 8 PM
BENSIDER £10 Bensider was originally intended to be a solo project by singer/songwriter Graham Maciver, but over time it has developed into a collective of talented musicians who provide an exhilarating musical backdrop to Graham’s songs. Much of his original material is inspired by his upbringing on the Isle of Lewis. Benside is the name of the village where Graham was brought up on the Isle of Lewis and to Islanders, he is of course a ‘Bensider’ because of that.
DICIADAIN 18 AM MÀRT 7F
FEIS NAM FILMICHEAN MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
An-asgaidh Thigibh gu taigh-dhealbh An Lanntair airson oidhche shònraichte de film, le Fèis nan Film/One Minute Film Festival, a’ taisbeanadh nan filmichean a chruthaich sibh fhèin. Tha sinn air iarraidh air filmeadairean na sgeulachdan aca innse gus a thoirt oirnn smaoineachadh ann an dòigh eadar-dhealaichte no a choimhead air cuspairean bho taobh eile. Tha seo mar phàirt de Mìos na Gàidhlig, is cinnteach gum bi spòrs, iongnadh, dràma is gàire gu leòr againn…
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Earrach 2020 DIMAIRT 24 A M MÀRT 8F
MAIM
MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
CIAD FHOILLSEACHADH £12/£10 Nuair a thig an t-uisge gu grad, dè chailleas sinn?
N A H - E A L A I N - C H LU I C H E
’S e gairm-chatha a th’ ann am MAIM, a’ toirt guth do dhorran an ath ghinealaich agus na draghan a th’ aca mun èiginn a tha ron tìr agus ron chànan aca. ’S e coobrachadh sònraichte a th’ ann am MAIM eadar Theatre Gu Leòr agus an còmhlan WHYTE, a’ togail air òrain àlainn bhon chlàr mu dheireadh aca, Tairm, le ceòl beò, dannsa, bàrdachd agus bhideo.
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ONE MINUTE FILM FESTIVAL GAELIC MONTH Free Join us in An Lanntair’s cinema for a night of entertainment like no other as we present our One Minute Film Festival, an evening of film screenings created by you.
TUE 24 MAR 8 P M
MAIM
GAELIC MONTH
WORLD PREMIERE £12/£10
We’ve invited filmmakers to create their own films, to tell us their tales, invite us to think a little differently, to take us on a journey – all in Gaelic and all within one minute!
When the water comes suddenly, what do we lose?
Presented as part of our Mìos na Gàidhlig (Gaelic Month), we look forward to a night of delights, surprises, drama, comedy, and everything in between…
This unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE was inspired by exquisite tracks from their latest album, Tairm. MAIM is fully accessible to non-Gaelic speakers and with integrated BSL in every performance.
MAIM, meaning panic in Gaelic, is a call to action – giving voice to the frustrations of the next generation who care deeply about the crisis facing their land and language.
PE R F O RM I N G A RT S
WED 18 MAR 7 PM
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Spring 2020 DISATHAIRNE 21 AM MÀRT 2 F
CHLUBA DANNSA SÒISEALTA LGBTI+ An-asgaidh Bhiodh fàilte romhaibh aig a’ Chluba Dannsa Sòisealta LGBTI+. Is e cothrom a th’ ann dhan a h-uile duine bho coimhearsnachd a’ bhogha-frois’ airson a thighinn còmhla gus seanchas is caidreachadh a dhèanamh. Thàinig na tachartasan seo gu bith ann am Melbourne, Astràilia mar dòigh airson subhachas a dhèanamh air ginealach a chaidh a sàrachadh thar bhliadhnaichean agus a tha, a-rèir sgrùdadh ùr, feagalach gun tèid aca ri an fhèin-aithne falach fhad ’s a tha iad a’ fàs nas sine.
SAT 21 MAR 2PM
LGBTI+ ELDERS POP-UP SOCIAL DANCE CLUB: STORNOWAY Free The LGBTI+ Elders Social Dance Club is a welcoming space for the whole rainbow community to come together to share stories and meet new people. The events were started in Melbourne, Australia, as a way to celebrate a generation discriminated against for years and who, according to recent findings, fear having to ‘return to the closet’ as they get older.
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SAT 4 APR 8 P M
CLASSIC ROCK NIGHT £10 Join us and all the usual local musicmakers for our ever-popular Rock Night! An evening of live music from the host of talented island musicians and singers – Rock Night is certainly one not to be missed. It Rocks!
Earrach 2020 DIHAOINE 27 AM MÀRT 8 F
MHÀIRI HALL: AIRS
MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
£12/£10 Chaidh An Lanntair a thaghadh mar aon de na h-ionadan sònraichte a tha ri thaisbeanadh cuirmchiùil agus taisbeanadh-ealain ‘Airs’.
N A H - E A L A I N - C H LU I C H E
Bidh Mhairi Hall, cluicheadair buadhach a’ phiàno, a’ cluich a clàr ùr air fad. Tha i air fuaimean adharail bhon t-saoghal nàdarrach agus dìthean blàth de cheòl “harmonium” a chur ann an altan a chèile, cuide ri tionndaidhean àlainn aig Mhairi fhèin air fuinn Ghàidhlig agus Albannach air an cluich air a’ phiàno.
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RANT £12.50 RANT is the meeting of four of Scotland’s finest fiddle players – two from the Shetland Islands and two from the Highlands. Bethany Reid, Jenna Reid, Lauren MacColl and Anna Massie join forces to create a sound which is both rich and lush, yet retaining all the bite and spark synonymous with a Scottish fiddle player. Using just their fiddles, they weave a tapestry of melodies, textures, layers and sounds.
FRI 27 MAR 8 P M
MHÀIRI HALL: AIRS
GAELIC MONTH
£12/£10 An Lanntair is one of a select string of venues who will host both the ‘Airs’ concert and art exhibition in 2020.
PE R F O RM I N G A RT S
FRI 10 APR 8P M
Join us for a live performance of the newlyreleased album ‘Airs’ – pianist Mhàiri Hall’s latest solo musical project - synergising ambient sounds from nature, archive recordings and layers of warm harmonium with Mhairi’s beautiful piano interpretations of Gaelic and Scottish slow airs.
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Spring 2020 DISATHAIRNE 11 AN GIBLEAN 8 F
AIR IOMALL
MÌOS NA GÀIDHLIG
£12/£10 Bidh Joseph Peach is Charlie Grey, dithis a tha cliùiteach ann an ceòl folk na h-Alba, agus filmeadair Hamish Moore, a’ taisbeanadh a’ phròiseict ùir acasan, “Air Iomall”, le ceòl beò is film gan leantainn air an turas-dànachd aca air bòrd an t-soithich-sheòlaidh Wylde Swan gu na h-àitichean as iomallaiche agus iongantach an Alba- eileanan trèigte sa Chuan Siar a Tuath.
SAT 11 APR 8 P M
AIR IOMALL
GAELIC MONTH
£12/£10 From Scottish folk duo Charlie Grey and Joseph Peach, and filmmaker Hamish Macleod, Air Iomall (Scottish Gaelic for ‘On the Edge’) is a film and suite of new music, inspired by a voyage aboard the tall ship ‘Wylde Swan’ to some now uninhabited islands deep in the North Atlantic, some of Scotland’s most remote and remarkable places.
The film follows the duo on this creative journey, centred around the first performance of this new music on St Kilda – the most remote part of the UK, on the 88th anniversary of the evacuation of its native Tha am film gan leantainn a Hiort, far population. an deach a’ cheòl ùr seo a chluich 88 bliadhna bhon a chaidh air muinntir an eilein an dachaigh aca fhàgail.
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Earrach 2020 WED 15 APR, 7.30 PM
HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN £10/£8
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Imagine a peek behind never-to-be-opened curtains, seeing something that at first glance appears to be completely normal, but reveals itself to be surreal, funny, and ultimately destructive…
SAT 18 APR 10 AM -4 P M
FÈILLE : FOOD FESTIVAL Free
BETWEEN ISLANDS LECTURE: PROF. FRANK RENNIE, ‘SPACE, PLACE, AND GRACE’ £5
PE R F O RM I N G A RT S
FRI 3 APR, 8 PM
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The fifth Food Festival at An Lanntair again offers a lavish menu of traditional and modern Hebridean fare. Baked, boiled, roasted, toasted, dried, fried, smoked, bespoke, surf and turf, sweet and salty - incredible edible homegrown and wild produce on a platter, to pickle and tickle your palette. Your host will be home-grown chef, gourmet and food writer Alasdair Macleod, with expert guests offering community cuisine throughout the day.
H - E A L A I N - C H LU I C H E
How The Light Gets In is a new musical about compulsive hoarding, performed in English and Gaelic and created by Lewis-based writer-director Laura Cameron-Lewis and visual theatre-maker Shona Reppe. Supported by the Wellcome Trust, the show will be staged for the first time on Lewis before being developed into a full touring production with singer Camille O’Sullivan.
As part of the Between Islands project, exploring the cultural and heritage links between the Western Isles, Orkney, and Shetland, Professor Frank Rennie delivers his lecture ‘Space, Place, and Grace: Perspectives of a Nisomaniac’.
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Spring 2020 SAT 25 APR
FRI 1 MAY 8 P M
COMICON
KEEPERS OF THE LIGHT
Comic Book Creation: 1pm - 4pm
£12/£10 December, 1900. Three keepers disappear from their post on the Flannan Isles lighthouse, 20 miles west of the Outer Hebrides. What happened to the men has never been explained, and becomes the talking point for three engineers who find themselves stranded on the remote station. Join Davie, Alex and Mac as they delve into the mystery and step into the shoes of the missing keepers. Presented by Flagstone Theatre Productions and opening at An Lanntair, Keepers of the Light will also tour to Orkney and Shetland as part of the Between Islands project programme.
£8/£7
Competitive Gaming Entry £2 / Spectator FREE An Lanntair is happy to support Western Isles Libraries' 'OH!CON', the Outer Hebrides comic convention – a day of sci-fi, fantasy, comics, games, film, cos-play and more, with talks, activities and workshops for the whole family. Events in An Lanntair include: Comic Book Creation: a collaborative project for young people (12+) to make a comic book in an afternoon. Competitive Gaming: based on superhero and manga character multi-player games. More details at www.ohcon.info or contact at beammeup@ohcon.info.
THUR 16 APR, 7.30 P M
KERRY GODLIMAN: BOSH £12 Kerry’s back on tour after what she thought would be a little ‘she’ time. No chance. Her bosh-like nature will never let her rest. Kerry Godliman, as seen on Mock The Week, Live At The Apollo, Taskmaster, Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, Cats Does Countdown, After Life, Save Me, and Call The Midwife; and heard on The News Quiz, The Now Show, and I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue. Age restriction: 14+ (likely to be swearing and adult content)
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Earrach 2020 WED 2 9 APR 7.30 PM
BARROWLAND BALLET: INTO THE BLUE £12.50/£10 They said she’d never do it. Impossible. Flying is unnatural.
H - E A L A I N - C H LU I C H E
Inspired by the Greek legend of Icarus, Into the Blue asks how do we negotiate adulthood when our childhood was bereft of love. And how, for many, it is the power of imagination and sheer determination that lets them fly when the world around is dragging them down.
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But as she stretched her wings, they were stunned into silence.
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BARROWLAND BALLET: LEARNING TO FLY (Schools shows) This is the story of a girl learning to fly. They said she would never do it. Impossible. But, with these unfolding wings, she soars up… up… and away … with the world below getting smaller and smaller. This is what it is to be free.
PE R F O RM I N G A RT S
THUR 30 APR
Learning to Fly is about the power of imagination and the sheer determination that lets you fly when forces all around want to pull you down.
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Spring 2020 THUR 7 MAY 8 PM
JIGJAM £12.50 Described as ‘The best Irish group so far in Bluegrass’, JigJam are a sharply-dressed outfit delivering an energy-fuelled, footstomping live performance. The multi-award-winning quartet from the heart of the midlands of Ireland blend the best of traditional Irish music with Bluegrass and Americana in a new genre, branded ‘I-Grass’. All multi-instrumentalists, JigJam interchange between banjos, guitars, fiddles, mandolins and double bass – and their onstage energy, along with their virtuosic musical ability, has captivated audiences throughout the world.
FRI 29 MAY 8 P M
GILLEBRÌDE MACMILLAN £12/£10 Performing self-penned songs from his highly-acclaimed 2018 album ‘Freumhan Falaichte – Hidden Roots’, South Uist-born singer – and bard of Outlander – Gillebrìde MacMillan deals with a range of personal, cultural, and political issues, linking Gaelic song with contemporary rhythms and arragements. Gillebride is joined by musicians Mhàiri Hall, Fraser Fifield, Ewan MacPherson, and Donald Hay.
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Earrach 2020 WED 13 MAY 8 P M
VENTOUX £10/£8 Mont Ventoux is the most fearsome mountain encountered on the Tour de France.
All artists of every discipline are invited to join for our Artist Gathering each month – a relaxed evening of artists sharing their stories, ideas and images.
FREE These sessions are for everyone, every kind of music; and beginners, or those trying something new, are especially welcome. Support and advice will be available to you to help with any stage of your work. The aim is to maximise your creativity as a musician and provide you with new opportunities for collaboration, experimentation, and performing within a supportive and fun environment.
PE R F O RM I N G A RT S
FREE
MONDAY NIGHT MUSIC SESSIONS
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ARTIST GATHERING
FIRST MONDAY OF THE MONTH 8 PM
H - E A L A I N - C H LU I C H E
LAST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH 7 PM
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It is also the story of Lance Armstrong and Marco Pantani – whose drugfuelled race there in 2000 was the greatest cycling had ever seen. Ventoux charts the parallel lives of these champions who overcame great adversity in tandem, and the mountain that cast them in opposing directions.
Any questions, feedback, or suggestions, please contact: sandra.kennedy@lanntair.com
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Spring 2020 MON 30 MAR & TUE 31 MAR MON 6 APR & TU ES 7 APR
EASTER HOLIDAY AROUND & ABOUT WORKSHOPS Free T
Co m mu n it y Venu e s
Be a busy bee and learn how to make a giant paper flower with our Arts Workers. Workshops will run in Leverburgh, Tarbert, Kinloch, Carloway, Tiumpanhead, Stornoway, Barvas and Lionel. These are free family workshops, suitable for all ages. Visit www.lanntair.com for details of workshops in your area.
TUES 19 – THUR 21 MAY
BIRDS Free Nurseries and Sgoilean Araich are invited to explore the life of birds at this multi-art-form event for children age 3-5 years. Activities will include stories, making, movement and music. Call our Education Team on 01851 708493 to book a slot in English or Gaelic. There will be a public event for children accompanied by family members or childminders on the afternoon of Tuesday 19 May. Visit www.lanntair.com for more details
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Earrach 2020 TERM - TIME
FILM LAB Free Film Lab is a fantastic project for young people 13+ passionate about film. Free to attend and running every Friday (6.30pm-8.30pm) during term-time, it explores technical aspects of filming and creative methods of storytelling and screen-writing.
F O G H L A M | E D U C AT I O N
TERM-TIME
FULL CIRCLE Free Full Circle is an exciting project which enables families to experience the arts and be creative together. Full Circle events take place in An Lanntair and across Lewis and Harris in Tarbert, Ness, Point, Uig, Barvas, Kinloch, and Shawbost. These include –Making and Creative Play; Family Music Sessions, and Family Drop-In ‘Mini Makes’. Visit www.lanntair.com to find out details of Full Circle in your area.
SATURDAYS AT AN LANNTAIR Free Saturdays at An Lanntair offer lots for younger patrons with our Saturday Art Club (from 10.15am) and Saturday Drama Club (from 1pm) every week, plus Saturday Gaming (from 1pm) every fortnight!
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MARCH 2020 8th Feb – 14th Mar
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Creativity & Curiosity
Mon 2nd
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Monday Night pm 8 Music Session
11th Mar – 11th Apr Wed 11th Sat 14th Mon 16th
All day
Mìos na Gàidhlig/ Gaelic Month M
SIAN
M AY 2 0 2 0
APRIL 2020 Fri 3th
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Sat 4th
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Mon 6th 8
Between Islands 8pm Lecture: Prof. Frank Rennie Classic Rock 8pm Night
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Easter Holidays am Around & About 10 & 2pm workshops
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Monday Night Open Sessions
pm
8
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Tue 7th
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Easter Holidays am Around & About 10 & 2pm workshops
Fri 1st
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Keepers of the Light
8pm
Mon 4th
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Monday Night Music Session
8pm
Thu 7th
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JigJam
8pm
Wed 13th
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Ventoux
8pm
Tue 19th
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Birds
All day
Wed 20th
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Birds
All day
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Bensider
8pm
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Endling
8pm
Fri 10th
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RANT
8pm
Thu 21th
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Birds
All day
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One Minute Film Festival
7pm
Sat 11th
M
Air Iomall
8pm
Thu 28th
M
Artist Gathering
7pm
20th Mar – 18th Apr
All day
Wed 15th
T
How The Light Gets In
7.30pm
Fri 29th
M
Gillebrìde Macmillan
8pm
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Airs: Beth Robertson Fiddes
M
Sat 21th
Kerry Godliman: 7.30pm BOSH
Sundays at An Lanntair
1.30pm - 5pm
M
LGBTI+ Elders Pop-Up Social 2pm Dance
Thu 16th
Tue 24th
T
MAIM
8
Thu 26th
M
Artist Gathering
7pm
Fri 27th
M
Airs: Mhairi Hall
8
Sundays at An Lanntair
1.30pm - 5pm
Wed 18th
Sun 29th Mon 30th Tue 31th
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Sat 18th
pm
E
Sat 25th
pm
Easter Holidays Around 10am & 2pm & About workshops Easter Holidays Around 10am & 2pm & About workshops
25th Apr – 6th June
10am – 4pm 1pm – 4pm
Comic Con – Competitive Gaming
1pm – 4pm
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Source: Annie Cattrell
All day
WEDNESDAYS (Term-time)
Sundays at An Lanntair
1.30 - 5pm
M
Into the Blue
7.30pm
M
Artist Gathering 7pm
Full Circle: Making 10am & Creative Play
THURSDAYS (Term-time) E
Full Circle: Family Drop-In Mini Makes
4pm
FRIDAYS (Term-time) pm
E M F
Full Circle: Family Music
2pm
After School Music Makers
4pm
Film Lab
6.30pm
SATURDAYS (Term-time)
KEY
@AnLanntair
REGULAR EVENTS
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Sun 26th Wed 29th Thu 30th
Fèille: Food Festival Comic Con – Comic Book Creation
Sun 31st
E
Education
D
Dark Skies
M
Music and Live Events
F
Film
T
Theatre
E
Exhibition
Drama Club
10.15am 11.15am
Art Club
1pm 2.30pm 4pm
Gaming (Fortnightly)
1pm
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