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Dàmhair 2022, 15:00 — 17:30
An-asgaidh ach le tiogaid
Duilich, chan eil seo ri fhaighinn ach sa Bheurla an-dràsta.
Join poet Katharine Macfarlane at Loch Langaig to explore the ways we relate to the worlds around and within us through language, feeling and sound. With spoken word, storytelling and song, Katharine’s poetry reading and following workshop invite participants on a multilingual journey moving through soundscapes and memories to explore a sense of belonging. We’ll spend some time beside the loch leaning into our environment and building our own soundscapes of being and belonging before sharing these (and a strùpag) by the fire.
Location and access info
We will meet at the Loch Langaig carpark off the A855 just south of Flodigarry at 2.45pm and walk to the location. Should you be late, we should be easy to find.
Following the event, we will warm up with a bowl of soup at The Hungry Gull in Staffin.
This event takes place outdoors and will last approximately 1.5 hours. Please dress appropriately for the weather and time of year: waterproofs and warm clothing are advised. Parking is available at the Loch Langaig car park. Access to the loch is by a rough path.
Please see Feeling wor(l)ds weekend page for info on travel bursaries and links to public transport, car sharing and minibus option.
