Theme: Folk

Taking place at venues across the Isle of Skye, Fèis an Eilein is a celebration of island culture and performing arts with a strong focus on Scottish traditional music.

Taking place at venues across the Isle of Skye, Fèis an Eilein is a celebration of island culture and performing arts with a strong focus on Scottish traditional music.

This two-week multi-artform winter festival brings some of the finest traditional musicians from Scotland and beyond to small halls around Skye and Lochalsh, for a series of concerts and workshops.

Ayrshire-born singer who came to prominence as the frontman in indie rock band Idlewild.

A mix of old and new music played on electric and acoustic guitars by seasoned world-class performers and those just starting out. With workshops, performances, trade shows and a festival club.

This predominantly traditional music festival features a roster of live bands, most of which have a local connection. There are also workshops, a family dance and impromptu sessions in the pubs.

Enjoy a four-day feast of top-quality traditional music at this intimate festival on the beautiful Inner Hebridean island of Colonsay.

Original songs in Gaelic and English with a driving backbeat from Mànran -- a Scottish band who aim to take exciting, contemporary, Scottish trad-music worldwide. Since they were established in...

Recreating the stirring sounds of their home town, the band mix violin, accordion and balalaika to create Hungarian, Russian and Ukrainian folk songs and dances.

Scottish four-piece influenced by the traditional music of the West Highlands.

Oban is set to welcome Scotland's annual celebration of Gaelic culture in 2024, hosting the Royal National Mod's week-long programme of music, drama, Highland dance, literature and sport.

Ceilidh dancing fun hosted by expert guides.

Celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2024, this traditional music festival brings together established acts and local talent through concerts, workshops, ceilidhs and sessions. This year's line-up...

One day festival celebrating the best music, culture, food & drink from the Highlands and across Scotland. The 2024 line-up includes Skerryvore, Julie Fowlis, Trail West, Valtos, Torridon, Croft...

With a mix of fiddle, accordions, pipes and whistles, alongside guitar and vocals, underpinned by driving bass, drums and keys, Skerryvore represent the best in contemporary Scottish traditional...

Musical double act Phil and Aly bring together a feast of musical talent and witty banter.