RUGBY AND FITNESS TRAINING.
Every Sunday 1400 at the Airport Fire Station Benbecula.
Touch rugby, non contact, all welcome.
Airport Fire Station,
Benbecula.
25th to 29th July 2005
Fèis Tìr a Mhurain
Week long fèis for children of school age (P1 - S6) Classes in
Accordion, Fiddle, Chanter, Bagpipes, Tin Whistle, Singing, Keyboard,
Drama, Art, Clàrsach, shinty and Stories & Games.
Eochar School, South Uist
Contact Joan Robertson for more information.
Email: tiramhurain@feisean.org
Telephone: 07909694748
Kildonan Museum, South Uist
Friday 22 April
7.30 – 9 o’clock.
Guitar club - St Mary’s Hall, Benbecula
Fortnightly
(resumes Friday 19 August 2005)
7.30pm - 9.30pm
Ceilidh dancing for all ages and abilities.
Learn the basics and new dances too in an informal group. Get some practice in for forthcoming weddings & ceilidhs - mainland dances covered too.
All welcome. It is not necessary to bring a partner, but children should be accompanied by a responsible adult.
£2 members, £3 non-members. £1 OAP/benefits
Nicolson Institute Old Gym
For further information contact:
Jane Watson
Email: ceilidhdancing@btopenworld.com
Telephone: 01851 870136
Every Wednesday
( from 12 January 2005)
7.00pm - 8.00pm
NEW - Ceilidh dancing
Complete beginners class
Ongoing:
19 April 2004
10
Free swimming lessons
and/or
10 Free swimming sessions
Lionel, Shawbost or Stornoway Pools
Specific over 60’s slot:
Mondays 2-3pm – Shawbost (710213)
Thursdays 2-3pm – Lionel (810208)
Ongoing:
August 2004 Onwards
The Stornoway singers
Stornoway singers resume practices in August 2004
Campbell McKenzie
Carnoch, 47 Goathill Road, Stornoway
Campbell McKenzie
campbell.mckenzie@cne-siar.gov.uk
Telephone: 01851 709411
This exhibition looks at aspects of the history and day-to-day lives of the communities of Lewis and Harris, from the time of the first human settlement on the islands perhaps as early as 9000 years ago until more recent times.
The first part of the exhibition traces the story of the islands' communities from the arrival of the first human settlers until the beginning of the 17th century when the islands were finally fully integrated into the Scottish kingdom.
The second part of the exhibition looks at the island communities at the beginning of the 17th century and through to more modern times. This is a time of great changes in the islands with the break-up of the old clan based society and the establishment of the crofting system.
The Museum also has a small sales area with a selection of books and gifts.
Admission is Free
Francis Street
Stornoway
Isle of Lewis
HS1 2NF
Tel: 01851 709266
An Lanntair promotes an active and diverse events programme from traditional and classical to jazz and rock; as well as Gaelic events which give visitors a sense of the rich oral and cultural heritage of the West Highlands.
TACHARTASAN: Bithidh An Lanntair a’ cur air adhart prògram innteannach, farsuing a bhitheas a gabhail a-steach a h-uile seorsa ciùil eadar ceòl dualchasach, clasaiceach, jazz is ceòl roc; prògram dualchasach Gàidhlig, a bheir blas de dh’eachdraidh, ceòl agus beul-aithris taobh siar na Gàidhealtachd.
An Lanntair
Town Hall
South Beach
Stornoway
Western Isles
Scotland
Tel: +44 (0) 1851-703307
Fax: +44 (0) 1851-703307
Ongoing:
Mondays
Thursdays
Saturdays
Keep fit/get fit with jogging/running
All abilities made most welcome,
(Thursdays Ages 9 upwards)
Saturday mornings 11am to 12.30pm cross country training (ages 9 upwards)
Smith Avenue
Changing Rooms
Mondays 7.00pm
Thursdays 6.00pm
Saturdays 11.00am
Ongoing:
Wednesdays
6.00 - 8.00pm
Saturdays
12.00 - 14.00
Come along and give it a try.
Everyone welcolme.
Bayhead Rugby Pitch behind
Stornoway Golf Club