ThisspringprogrammehighlightsthatAnLanntairismorethanavenue— it’scentraltotheislands’educational,social,andcreativelife Through exhibitions,performances,schooloutreach,andcommunitypartnerships wesupportwellbeing,learning,language,andthelocaleconomy.
A 2020 finalist in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year, Pàdruig’s music is deeply rooted in his inherited Gaelic oral tradition. He effortlessly straddles the worlds of Scottish traditional music and contemporary classical composition, a synthesis he explored in his PhD research. Performing regularly with his band BeinnLee, his music is a powerful, innovative voice connecting his Gaelic heritage with new compositional horizons.
His debut solo album Buin (title meaning ‘belong) – released 25.01.26 – is a culmination of years of tunewriting, songwriting and deep reflection on our relationship to land, place, culture, and the Gaelic language.
Pàdruig will share new and enchanting Gaelic songs sung by Mischa and Alasdair alongside a wide range of new tunes alongside Rory Matheson and Micheal Steele.
Acclaimed accordionist and composer from Grimsay in the North Uist, PàdruigMorrison presents his debut solo album, Buin, along with Mischa MacPherson, AlasdairWhyte, RoryMatheson, and Micheal Steele. 5
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TRAD SESSION WITH JANE MACMILLAN
WED 11 MAR & 1 APR, 7PM FREE
YOUTH OPEN MIC NIGHT
THUR 12 MAR, 7PM
TICKETS FOR AUDIENCE MEMBERS £5/£3
MIGUEL GIRAO
FRI 13 MAR, 8PM
£12 / £6 UNDER 18s (must be accompanied by an adult)
check out our youth open mic night
check out our youth open mic night
BRIAN MOLLEY QUARTET
JAZZ WAS MADE IN SCOTLAND
SAT 21 MAR, 8PM
£16.50 / £15 MEMBERS & CONC.
£12 *UNDER 18s (must be accompanied by an adult)
AIRD BY ANDREW EATON LEWIS (ALBUM LAUNCH) + SUPPORT
WED 25 MAR, 8PM
£8
AIRD is a new collection of songs about life in a former RAF radar station on a Hebridean clifftop. Named after the Gaelic word for ‘headland, heights or promontory’, it’s an album about trying to find a safe, solid vantage point in a world that feels increasingly unstable and frightening.
Andrew Eaton Lewis is a Scottish singer-songwriter whose music has featured in a Hollywood movie, numerous theatre shows and short films, and occasionally on stage, where he has performed alongside Rachel Sermanni, Emma Pollock, and Ricky Ross of Deacon Blue among others.
SAT 28 MAR, 2PM & 7PM
£10 ADULT, £8 CONCESSION, £30 FAMILY OF FOUR
T A C H A R T A S A N
NORRIE MACIVER
FRI 3 APR
FAMILY CONCERT 5PM
EVENING CONCERT 8PM
£6 ADULTS / £5 CHILDREN
£20
CLASSIC ROCK NIGHT
SAT 4 APR, 8PM
£15 Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult
ROSS COUPER BAND
SAT 11 APR, 8PM
£16.50 / £15 MEMBERS & CONC.
Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult
Ross Couper Band is:
Ross Couper – fiddle
Sam Mabbett – melodeon
Michael Biggins – piano
Paul Jennings – drums and percussion.
THE LIGHT HOUSE
SAT 18 APR, 8PM
£15
Age rating: 12+ with parental supervision / 15+ for school groups
“Man overboard, man overboard! Call control. Blow the whistle.”
Dr. Kelson finds himself in a shocking new relationship with consequences that could change the world as he knows it, while Spike’s encounter with Jimmy Crystal becomes a nightmare he can’t escape.
LOONEY TUNES: THE DAY THE EARTH BLEW UP
SAT
7 MAR, 2PM
Porky Pig and Daffy Duck become Earth's only hope when their antics at the local bubble-gum factory uncover a secret alien mind-control plot. Faced with cosmic odds, they must save their town and the world while not driving each other totally looney.
H IS FOR HAWK
SAT 7 MAR, 5PM SAT 7 MAR, 8PM
Subtitled
After losing her beloved father, Helen finds herself saved by an unlikely friendship with a stubborn hawk named Mabel. Based on the book by Helen Macdonald.
An American actor takes a job in Japan playing stand-in roles for strangers. As he forms real bonds with his clients, the line between acting and reality blurs, leading him to rediscover purpose and human connection.
THE SECRET AGENT
FRI 20 MAR, 7PM SAT 26 MAR, 7PM
In 1977, Marcelo, a technology teacher, moves from São Paulo to Recife during Carnival to escape his violent past and start over. He finds the city full of chaos, and his neighbours begin to spy on him.
In Portuguese with English subtitles.
GOAT
FRI 27 MAR, 2PM
SUN 29 MAR, 2PM
Relaxed
A small goat named Will gets a rare chance to go pro in Roarball, a brutal sport ruled by the fiercest animals. Mocked by teammates, he’s determined to change the game and prove that small can ball.
COLD STORAGE
FRI 27 MAR, 7PM
Two self-storage employees face chaos when a government-sealed parasitic fungus escapes. As it spreads and mutates underground, it unleashes brain-controlling, bodybursting terror on everyone inside.
THUR 19 MAR, 7PM THUR 30 APR, 7PM
NT LIVE: HAMLET
THUR 2 APR, 7PM
Hiran Abeysekera stars in a bold modern Hamlet, directed by Robert Hastie a sharp, darkly funny take on the prince’s ultimate question.
WUTHERING HEIGHTS
FRI 10 APR, 7PM
THUR 16 APR, 7PM
Subtitled
A passionate and tumultuous love story set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors, exploring the intense and destructive relationship between Heathcliff (Jacob Elordi) and Catherine Earnshaw (Margot Robbie).
EVERYBODY TO KENMURE STREET
FRI 17 APR, 7PM
Subtitled
In May 2021, a UK Home Office dawn raid triggers one of the most spontaneous and successful acts of civil resistance in recent memory. In Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, hundreds of residents’ rush to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.
HOPPERS
SAT 25 APR, 2PM
SUN 26 APR, 2PM
When scientists discover a way to transform human consciousness into robotic animals, Mabel uses the new technology to uncover mysteries of the animal world that are beyond anything she could have ever imagined.
THUR 23 APR, 7.30PM
CALANAIS: STILL IN MOTION
CALANAIS: ÀITE-TÀIMH, ÀITE-TÀLAIDH
CAFÈ BAR GALLERY
9 MAR - 18 APR
A collaboration between multidisciplinary performance artist Freya Pellie and space scientist turned filmmaker Dr Jonathan Doyle, Calanais: Still in Motion is the output of the inaugural Calanais Residency. Commissioned to capture the significance of the Calanais Standing Stones during the major Lunar Standstill in June 2025, Calanais: Still in Motion is an intersection of science and folklore. Informed by the sites themselves, social observations, conversations with those met along the way, and research across fields, the work centres around Calanais as a gathering place through the ages drawing people from near and far, each with
Rather than seeking to capture the stones alone, as one might hope for in a visiting photograph, the work focuses on the human element of such sites, both serving as a reminder of and encouraging curiosity in the people that built them, used them, and continue to draw inspiration from them. This collection is comprised of a short film and poem, as well as a series of photographic images which capture some of the themes explored in the residency and the stories found along the way.
Opening: 5pm, Fri 3 Apr
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