Islands Galore

Saturday 13th August
Lochboisdale harbour
Boat trips – Skiffs – Live music and dancing
Piping – Flora MacDonald celebration – Licensed bar
Kids inflatables – Uist producers and caterers
Refreshments, including local seafood
Evening marquee with a live band
Live music in Lochboisdale Hotel from 9pm
Sunday 14th
3pm – Fishermen’s mass in the marquee with Fr Ross Chrichton
Followed by a blessing of the boats
Short concert
Refreshments, including local seafood
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Screen Machine is rolling into town!
The big blue truck of fun will be in Uist mid August, with a wide range of movies on offer. Full details on the Screen Machine website.
Carinish Hall, North Uist
Thursday 11th August
17.30 Thor: Love and Thunder (12A)
20.30 Elvis (12A)
Friday 12th August
17.30 Minions: The Rise of Gru (U)
20.30 Top Gun: Maverick (12A)
Dark Island Hotel carpark, Liniclate
Saturday 13th August
14.00 Minions: The Rise of Gru (U)
17.30 Downton Abbey: A New Era (PG)
20.30 Top Gun: Maverick (12A)
Sunday 14th August
14.00 Top Gun: Maverick (12A)
17.30 Thor: Love and Thunder (12A)
20.30 Elvis (12A)
Monday 15th August
17.00 The Ballad of a Great Disordered Heart (12A)
20.30 Good Luck to You, Leo Grande (15)
Borrodale Hotel carpark, Daliburgh
Tuesday 16th
17.30 Thor: Love and Thunder (12A)
20.30 Elvis (12A)
Wednesday 17th August
17.30 Minions: The Rise of Gru (U)
20.30 Top Gun: Maverick (12A)
Book online at www.screenmachine.co.uk
Full Price – Adult £7.50
Under 25s and over 60s, Student, Disabled £5.50
FREE – at Taigh Chearsabhagh
until 27th August
Andrew King: RUNRIG Photographs
There’s still time to catch the superb exhibition of photographs from Andrew King. Andrew is a Scottish performing arts and (sometimes) landscape photographer who has provided the imaging for many great musical & stage names in Scotland and worldwide.This exhibition selects just some of his favourite images from across many years and literally thousands of photographs.
FREE – at Kildonan Museum throughout the summer
W B Blakie Photographs
A new exhibition of photographs taken in South Uist and Eriskay in the late 1890s by Walter Biggie Blakie, a renowned scholar of the Jacobite period, especially of the life of Bonnie Prince Charlie. Blakie was a good friend of Father Allan MacDonald, to whom he donated the small bell above the porch at St Michael’s.
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