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Self-Publishing Artist Commission: Caitlin Ferguson Mehfil Cèilidh The School of Plural Futures: Year Three The Making Publics Press The Community Sauna Project Curious Travellers Tobar an Dualchais Residency Other events and collaborations Samhla Dàn Fianais From Plockton to Portree: a boat project Summer Visitors Tuath CLIMAVORE: On Tidal Zones Feeling wor(l)ds What can we learn about love from lichen? A/am/ams Art in Schools Nowhere Art Club Seed Stewardship A Commonplace Book of ATLAS Editions Eglantine Lunchtime Talks Bàta Brèagha / ​Bonnie Boat An Ataireachd Ard / Celestial Radio Ragadawn (An t-Eilean Sgitheanach, 57.5º T) Cultural Crofting Playing Cards Patterns of Flora / Mapping Seven Raasay Habitats Contemporary Memorial: Staffin Community Trust First There is a Mountain NEO NEO Extreme Past Ceumannan / Footsteps ATLAS Arts Café Land Line Five Walks In Skye A Work for the North Atlantic Temporary Spaces, Edible Places Women of Skye Spincycle Travelling the Archive Are you LOCATIONALIZED Women of the Hill Early Warning Signs Còmhlan Bheanntan / A Company of Mountains Fernweh SCREEN-IT Còig Sgiathan / Five Wings Colm Cille's Spiral Ten Pieces SCALE Belief Atelier Broad Reach The School of Plural Futures: Year Two Anesu agus na Creutairean Uisge
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Food Cultures Alternative Education Archival Power Stories from the Land Rethinking Economies
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Summer Visitors

June 2023 — ongoing

Only available in English for now

Summer Visitors takes place across Skye and Canada, with Hebridean, Scottish and international artists, writers, scientists, musicians and folklorists. Drawing inspiration from an enigmatic bird, the Corncrake, the project engages cultural, ecological, and political entanglements across culture, nature and tourism.

Summer Visitors Residency

Summer Visitors: Scott Rogers and Yasmin Nurming-Por

May 2024 → Summer Visitors Event

Corncrake Ceilidh: Scott Rogers and Yasmin Nurming-Por

14 June 2024, 12:00  — 23:00 →