Gaelic With Invisible Cities - Gàidhlig le Invisible Cities

Dating back centuries, Gaelic is the founding language of Scotland. Although speakers of the language were persecuted over the centuries, Gaelic is still spoken today by around 60,000 Scots.

On May 27th/28th/29th and 30th, we are putting together a series of events for everyone wanting to discover the language, get a brief introduction, or those already speaking Gaelic throughout the world.

We even have something for schools and families! Check our fun resources to download for free and new merchandise items, available in our shop.

Private events will include a collaboration with E-Voyages, introducing Gaelic to some of their international guests.

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Events

Virtual tour with Angus

Follow our Edinburgh guide Angus and discover the remaining Gaelic Connections in the city. This is a mix of pre-recorded content and live Q&A Session with Angus 1 hour long via ZOOM

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Story time with Paul

Gaelic Folk story telling session for children aged 6+ over ZOOM

Listen to our Edinburgh based guide Paul as he tells us all a folk story, that will also include Gaelic word! Suitable for the whole family.

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Gaelic song session

Learn a Gaelic song with Ann and Heather.

Ann, a native Gaelic speaker will teach the song “Fear a’ bhàta” – “The Boatman” accompanied by Heather singing.

45 minutes via Zoom.

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Saining/Scottish folklore workshop with Edinburgh Remakery

Discover traditional Scottish folk magic practices and plant lore dating back to our early ancestors – plus some modern botany and geology! This workshop is delivered by fellow social enterprise Edinburgh Remakery and will require you to receive materials at home before we start!

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