Gaelic In the Landscape

Saturday 14 October, 2-4pm, Free

The Strathdearn, Tomatin

Researchers-in-residence, Raghnaid Sandilands and Mairi McFadyen, invite you to discover more about the Gaelic place names, stories and songs that connect the culture and ecology of the Findhorn River. Part of the Findhorn Watershed Initiative, this talk explores map and archive material, and the relationship between human ecology and environmental restoration. A family-friendly afternoon, refreshments will be provided, along with creative activities for children. More info: www.findhornwatershed.com/events

Gaelic In the Landscape – with tea and cakes!

Gaelic in the Landscape

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