“Nuair Bu Choille Chno an Fhairge Ghlas / When the Grey Sea Was a Hazel-Wood” Writer/actor Angus Peter Campbell is holding bi-lingual readings & stories for all ages Venue: Evanton (Cornerstone), Cornerstone Gaelic Community Centre Date: Friday 29th October at 7pm Tickets: £3/£1 concessions/children. Refreshments provided. Tel: 01349 864156 for information.
Bòrd na Gàidhlig, the Non–Departmental Public Body responsible for developing and supporting Gaelic culture and education in Scotland, is seeking three new Bòrd members. They are particularly keen to recruit “people who have expertise in one or more of the following three areas: a finance and audit background; a Gaelic education background and / or [...]
At the opening of the Mod yesterday, Alex Salmond unveiled a £2.7m package to fund a range of Gaelic education initiatives, the Press & Journal reports. Outlining the thinking behind the move, Mr. Salmond said: The Gaelic language is a vital way of seeing and understanding Scotland. It contains the symbols and metaphors, stories and [...]