Eventer – Colaisde na Gàidhlig / The Gaelic College

Colaisde na Gàidhlig / The Gaelic College is at Mabou Gaelic & Historical Society-An Drochaid.

Mabou Gaelic & Historical Society-An Drochaid

Hey cultural keeners, we're launching a new initiative this winter, Oideas Màbu, a regularly scheduled gathering for young musicians and parents alike. Learn from a featured guest mentor, work on other elements like dance, then get a chance to socialize and make music together. We're kicking things off this February with the vital Shelly Campbell, and hoping to see it only grow from there. Interested? Send Kenneth a note or give him a shout. We'd love to see you in Mabou. #learnwithus

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Colaisde na Gàidhlig / The Gaelic College

🤩 Want to come to March Break here at CnG? Here's your chance to win a free pass to your chosen session! Simply send us a short (under 2 minute) video and tell us about yourself.
❓What's your name?
❓How old are you?
❓Where are you from?
❓Why do you want to come to the March Break session? 🎥 And get creative - we'll award extra points to those using Gaelic, sharing talents, and fresh ideas. Entries are due Friday, February 14 at 3pm. Please send to info@gaeliccollege.edu. 🤩
Note, content might be shared on website and social media. #learnwithus

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Comunn Gàidhlig Cheap Breatuinn

Is this the year that you go for the 4-week immersion in May at the Gaelic College? You can take it for credit (through CBU) at the 2nd or 3rd year levels, or you can take it without university credit. Applications are being accepted until Jan 31. Click the link for details.

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A Cape Breton man is taking the concept of “making music” to a whole new level. Otis Tomas has been handcrafting stringed instruments for decades -- many of them carved from wood he finds on his own property.

Meet the Cape Breton man who has handcrafted 500 stringed instruments

atlantic.ctvnews.ca

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Jam Session

Wednesday Night Ceilidh with Brenda Stubbert, Joel Chiasson, and Kenneth MacKenzie