Journal
Tales From The Isle Of Harris
Join us every week for a new chapter of our island story.
The May Harris Cèilidh
Posted on 14 May, 2021
This month we invite you once again to join us for another online gathering full of storytelling, music and song from the comfort of your own home.
The Cèilidh Community
Posted on 16 April, 2021
The Virtual Harris Cèilidh returns next Saturday night (24th), as we gather online once again for our monthly get-together of music, storytelling, and a bit of craic...
Lambing Days
Posted on 03 April, 2021
Life is definitely springing anew as we welcome the annual arrival of lambs to our croftland, moors, and machair.
The Harris Cèilidh Marches On
Posted on 19 March, 2021
Our virtual Harris Cèilidh returns next weekend, another chance to enjoy a traditional Outer Hebridean get-together from the comfort of your own home...
The Harris Cèilidh Continues
Posted on 19 February, 2021
Lockdown life might make getting together with friends and loved ones less than easy, but even in these tough COVID times, the spirit of the cèilidh endures...
A Season Of Ice And Fire
Posted on 12 February, 2021
There are few times in the island calendar when Harris is as elemental as it is at the end of winter, and this year is no exception.
Isle Love Harris
Posted on 05 February, 2021
Our island is currently in the grip of an icy winter blast, with low temperatures and high winds combining to chill even the warmest of Harris homes and hearts.
Songs of the Cèilidh House
Posted on 29 January, 2021
Singing is embedded in the Gaelic DNA and has been part of the linguistic and cultural fabric of these islands from time immemorial...
The January Cèilidh
Posted on 22 January, 2021
2021 is now well underway, both the new and old years, so before the month is over we thought we’d look to lift our spirits with another virtual Harris Cèilidh.
The Old New Year
Posted on 08 January, 2021
If you’re feeling like you need a fresh start already, light a candle in your window on Monday night and begin 2021 all over again like the generations of Hearaich once did in times gone by.