A bheil thu ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig? Thigibh gu cearcall còmhraidh càirdeil aig Fèis Rois ann an Inbhir Pheofharain. Our Gaelic conversation circle in Dingwall is a great opportunity to practice your conversational Gaelic in a friendly and informal setting. We welcome everyone to come for a cup of tea or coffee beforehand. between 11am – 11.30am.
A bheil thu ag ionnsachadh na Gàidhlig? Thigibh gu cearcall còmhraidh càirdeil aig Fèis Rois ann an Inbhir Pheofharain. Fàilte air a h-uile duine! Our Gaelic conversation circle in Dingwall is a great opportunity to practice your conversational Gaelic in a friendly and informal setting. We welcome everyone to stay for a tea or coffee afterwards between 11am – 11.30am.
Buth-obrach sgrìobhaidh airson sgrìobhadairean no neach sam bith le ùidh ann a bhith feuchainn sgrìobhadh cruthachail. Bheir sinn sùil air cruthachadh sgeulachdan inntinneach, caractaran tarrainneach agus mar a chleachdas sinn ar beatha fhèin gus ar sgrìobhadh a neartachadh. ‘S ann tro mheadhan na Gàidhlig a bhios an tachartas seo ga lìbhreagadh.
Mu dheidhinn Calum:
Rugadh agus thogadh Calum L. MacLeòid ann an Inbhir Nis agus tha ceanglaichean làidir aige ri Barraigh, gu h-àraid ceann a tuath an eilein. Rinn e ceum ann an Gàidhlig aig Oilthigh Ghlaschu. Bidh e a’ sgrìobhadh nobhailean, dealbhan-cluiche, bàrdachd agus sgeulachdan ghoirid. ‘S e fear-naidheachd aig a’ BhBC a th’ ann cuideachd.
This is a workshop for writers and anyone looking to try out creative writing. Together we will explore how stories are crafted, shaping interesting characters and using our own lives and experiences to strengthen our work. This event will be delivered in Gaelic. This workshop will give people the opportunity to get involved in something creative, through the medium of Gaelic – open to all abilities, from learner to fluent speaker, everyone is welcome.
About Calum:
Calum L MacLeòid was born and raised in Inverness, with close links to the isle of Barra. He studied Gàidhlig at the University of Glasgow and writes novels, plays, poetry and short stories. He is also a BBC journalist.
This informal Gaelic conversation circle is the perfect way for Gaelic speakers and learners to come together, meet new people and have a blether, in Gaelic. Wherever you are in the world, you can join us on Zoom and it is free to attend.
To receive the Zoom link, email Sophie at sophie.stephenson@feisrois.org
Bothan Dhùn Èideann, National Museum of Scotland
Dà chuirm-ciùil aig Taigh-tasgaidh Nàiseanta na h-Alba.
Two drop-in concerts at the National Museum of Scotland.
Gàidhlig | Gaelic
11:00-11:45 agus/and 13:00-13:45
A community day bringing together Gaelic Learners, Speakers and Organisations together to celebrate and promote the language. There will be performances and workshops throughout the afternoon and stalls for various organisations in the Forth Valley and furth of the Forth Valley.
Chan eil ostailean sgoile ann an Eilean Leòdhais tuilleadh. Tha sinn a’ cur latha air dòigh far am bruidhinn sinn ri daoine anns an sgìre againn fhìn mu na cuimhneachain a th’ aca dhen àm ud nam beatha – seanchasan, deilbh, far-ainmean, agus dibhearsain gu leòr.
This event is an opportunity to discover new research across different fields. Through Gaelic, this showcase will include research talks given by two prominent researchers and lightening talks from PhD, Master and early career researchers. Researchers are from across the subjects of geography, history, sociology, art, as well as biology, chemistry and engineering.
The event is an opportunity to engage with new concepts in Gaelic, deepen an understanding of subjects or just learn something new!
We will be running a Gaelic Café for Seachdain na Gàidhlig in Thurso High School. Although our current numbers are small and we do not yet offer Gaelic as a BGE learner pathway, this event provides a valuable opportunity to bring the language into the heart of the school. The Gaelic Café will help us highlight our commitment to promoting Gaelic, demonstrate that we are an actively Gaelic-speaking community, and create an inviting space where pupils and staff can experience the language in a natural, enjoyable setting. It’s an important step in strengthening the presence of Gaelic within the school and building enthusiasm for future learning opportunities.
To celebrate Seachdain na Gàidhlig (World Gaelic Week) 2026, the Arrochar Gaelic Language and Cultural Society (AGLCS) has arranged a celebration of our Gaelic language and culture. We will also showcase our Gaelic Language classes, and there will be storytelling and other children’s activities. Light snacks will also be available. This will be held on Saturday, 28th February 2026, 10.00am to late.
The day will comprise:
• Fèis Workshop for children 10.00am – 3.00pm
• Mòd Choir Workshop for any age 10.00am – 3.00pm
• Craft Fair 10.00am – 3.00pm
• Ceilidh / Concert (evening event is ticket only) 7.30pm – late
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Seachdain na Gàidhlig is facilitated by Hands Up for Trad, Scottish Charity No 035 190.
