Presentation of 'Survivor' short film at the Inverness Film Festival. Introductions by writer Colin MacDonald, director Mairead Hamilton and producers Duncan Chisholm and Julie Fowlis. The film presentation will be followed by a Q&A.
Duncan Chisholm, Kathryn Joseph, Innes Watson and Malin Lewis
Duncan Chisholm, Kathryn Joseph, Innes Watson, Malin Lewis
Duncan Chisholm, Kathryn Joseph, Innes Watson, Malin Lewis
A profoundly moving work that tells the story of survival, community and faith
An Treas Suaile (The Third Wave): An evening of music and song and remembrance with Julie Fowlis and Duncan Chisholm.
A profoundly moving work that tells the story of survival, community and faith
An Treas Suaile (The Third Wave): An evening of music and song and remembrance with Julie Fowlis and Duncan Chisholm.
The Maclean Brothers swap the seas for the stage, with tales from the Pacific Ocean and special guest performances.
Lifelong trad music fans Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean captured the world’s attention when they set a new record for rowing across the Pacific Ocean unsupported. Music was crucial to their miraculous journey, with Jamie famously playing the pipes in all conditions - even as they rowed into Cairns, Australia, after 139 days at sea.
Now, the pipe-playing rower will be shaking off the salt water to perform on home soil alongside siblings Lachlan on accordion and Ewan on guitar. The multi-talented trio from Edinburgh, who now live in Assynt, will welcome a host of Scottish trad talent who soundtracked their epic voyage for this special show.
Ross Ainslie and Duncan Chisholm, who released a charity single to aid the brothers’ efforts, will perform alongside high-octane outfit Valtos, and RURA, known for their epic, inspirational instrumentation. Stunning vocalist Siobhan Miller and Mull duo Sorren Maclean and Hannah Fisher will also make appearances across the night.
A Q&A session will kick things off, giving audiences the chance to hear first-hand about the brothers’ adventure and quest to raise £1 million for clean water projects in Madagascar.
Celebrate Burns Night with Celtic Connections
Join us for a special Celtic Connections Burns Night Concert in the awe-inspiring surrounds of Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
An exciting lineup of music, song, and spoken-word performances will honour Scotland’s national bard, Robert Burns, on the 267th anniversary of his birth.
Please note, this is a concert, not a traditional Burns Supper.