SOUP! is comical family performance in which two lively chefs use clowning antics, acrobatic dance and nonsense language to entice audiences into making a delicious, unique soup together. This surreal and joy-filled show is inspired by the tastes and smells of ancestral cooking and by a desire to bring diverse groups of people together through the a creative and collaborative act as much as through laughter.

We’re inviting residents, local groups, and anyone with a passion for our islands to join us for an afternoon of conversation, connection & cake

From foster child to foster carer, high-school dropout to university graduate, and Glasgow’s back streets to Hollywood sets — Scott Kyle’s journey is anything but ordinary.

Calling all performers including songwriters, poets, musicians, storytellers, playwrights and spoken word artists.

Open Stage is a night dedicated to original material and authentic expression, a place to share your work without pressure or pretence.

Whether you’re performing for the first time or trying out something new, you’ll find a supportive atmosphere and an audience ready to listen.

Come take the mic, meet other creatives, and be part of a night built around connection, creativity, and community.

This July, join Patricia Atkinson and Rebecca Atkinson-Lord for a special one-off workshop celebrating two generations of potters working within the same ancient craft tradition.

Swilkie, the new album from Highlands-based songwriter Iona Lane, weaves ecology, conservation, islands and folklore into poetic songs and contemplative melodies. Written during three residencies on the Isle of Eigg, Isle of Mull and Sanday in Orkney, sense of place and landscape are at the core of these songs.

Swilkie, the new album from Highlands-based songwriter Iona Lane, weaves ecology, conservation, islands and folklore into poetic songs and contemplative melodies. Written during three residencies on the Isle of Eigg, Isle of Mull and Sanday in Orkney, sense of place and landscape are at the core of these songs.

Want to contribute to new work?

A free one-hour workshop exploring folklore, place, and the meanings that connect them.

The Thin Places is an intimate storytelling performance exploring the folklore and legends born from the landscape of our islands: from Balmoral to Barbrook, from Iona to the Mendip Hills.

Playfully merging dance and British Sign Language in a sensory world, A Home for Hamish follows the story of May and their imaginary friend, Hamish the Haggis as they travel across Scotland to find a perfect night’s sleep.

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Experience the vibrant spirit of Cuba through the music of its greatest composers. Guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas brings passion, rhythm, and lyricism to life in an evocative programme celebrating Cuba’s rich cultural identity and contemporary musical voice.

Experience the vibrant spirit of Cuba through the music of its greatest composers. Guitarist Ahmed Dickinson Cárdenas brings passion, rhythm, and lyricism to life in an evocative programme celebrating Cuba’s rich cultural identity and contemporary musical voice.

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Join our annual Pride gathering on Tobermory beach at 2pm with face painting, glitter, music, followed by the ‘loud and proud family disco’ at An Tobar with licensed bar and great entertainment.

Street photographer Ben Douglas will lead a photography workshop using polaroid cameras. With his guidance you’ll explore how curiosity, timing and composition can turn a simple observation into a profound one.

Calling all performers including songwriters, poets, musicians, storytellers, playwrights and spoken word artists.

Open Stage is a night dedicated to original material and authentic expression, a place to share your work without pressure or pretence.

Whether you’re performing for the first time or trying out something new, you’ll find a supportive atmosphere and an audience ready to listen.

Come take the mic, meet other creatives, and be part of a night built around connection, creativity, and community.

Join artist Rhona Jack for a textile workshop exploring human marks on our natural and built environment. Using second hand materials, elements of printmaking and craft techniques centred around repair and mending, you will create textile artworks which can be used as decorative or functional objects.

Artist Calum Wallis will lead a day of drawing in the landscape at Kilninian Beach. While geological change is slow, it can be observed if one looks closely. In this workshop you’ll make drawings which mark a point in time, giving a fixed point against which change can be measured a month, a year or ten years from now.

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

New folksong and theatre performance by acclaimed Scots folksinger Kirsty Law.

Snowed in, the power’s out - a young woman stills, a young deer shivers - and it’s a journey of resilience, story, folksong and dance to reach the other side.

New folksong and theatre performance by acclaimed Scots folksinger Kirsty Law.

Snowed in, the power’s out - a young woman stills, a young deer shivers - and it’s a journey of resilience, story, folksong and dance to reach the other side.

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Faced with the threat of their factory closing, and with 240 jobs on the line, there’s no way the women of the Lee Jeans factory are going down without a fight. 

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.