Glasgow’s Brian Molley Quartet celebrate the Scottish origins of jazz. Experience world-class performing blending traditional roots with contemporary flair. A definitive, soulful journey through Scotland’s unique musical landscape. 'Mesmerising' (Huffington Post).

Drop in Storytelling for 3-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Join us every Monday from 31 August to 28 September for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Bethany Reid from Shetland, Anna Massie and Lauren MacColl from the Highland peninsula of the Black Isle, and Gillian Frame from Arran join forces to showcase the combined resonance of their instruments with repertoire unearthed from both old collections and their own contemporary writing. RANT create a sound which is both spacious and lush, yet retaining all the earthy bite and spark of a traditional Scottish fiddle player.

Bethany Reid from Shetland, Anna Massie and Lauren MacColl from the Highland peninsula of the Black Isle, and Gillian Frame from Arran join forces to showcase the combined resonance of their instruments with repertoire unearthed from both old collections and their own contemporary writing. RANT create a sound which is both spacious and lush, yet retaining all the earthy bite and spark of a traditional Scottish fiddle player.

Drop in Storytelling for 3-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Coast-Kyst-Strönd brings together Haftor Medbøe (guitar and electronics), Gunnar Halle (trumpet, voice and electronics) and Signy Jakobsdottir (drums, percussion and electronics) performing a new programme of collectively composed music

Join us every Monday from 31 August to 28 September for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Clinging by a Claw, created by Saving Wildcats and produced by SCOTLAND: The Big Picture, offers an extraordinary insight into the journey of Scotland's wildcats from the brink of extinction to their return to the wilds of the Cairngorms National Park.

Narrated by Outlander star Sam Heughan, this film captures the breathtakingly beautiful landscapes of the Scottish Highlands where wildcats could have a future if they continue to receive the vital support they need.

Drop in Storytelling for 3-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

As part of the Royal Scottish Academy's 200th anniversary celebrations throughout 2026, the RSA are working with partners across Scotland and beyond to shine a spotlight on the Academy's past, present and future. RSA200: Celebrating Together will be a unique and far-reaching festival of Scottish art and architecture.

Calling all performers including songwriters, poets, musicians, storytellers, playwrights and spoken word artists.

Open Stage is a night dedicated to original material and authentic expression, a place to share your work without pressure or pretence.

Whether you’re performing for the first time or trying out something new, you’ll find a supportive atmosphere and an audience ready to listen.

Come take the mic, meet other creatives, and be part of a night built around connection, creativity, and community.

Drop in Storytelling for 3-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

The Shackleton Trio blend vibrant songwriting, fiery musicianship and exquisite three-part harmonies.

Featuring fiddle, mandolin, banjo and guitar, they draw on East Anglian roots and wider folk traditions to create a dynamic sound.

Break Up is a theatre performance based on true stories of love and loss. Three women in their 20s, 30s and 50s navigate heartbreak with humour, music and raw honesty - a powerful, relatable journey of resilience, reinvention and self-discovery.

Break Up is a theatre performance based on true stories of love and loss. Three women in their 20s, 30s and 50s navigate heartbreak with humour, music and raw honesty - a powerful, relatable journey of resilience, reinvention and self-discovery.

Drop in Storytelling for 2-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Folk songs have always travelled, put down new roots, borrowed and evolved. Janice & Jon bring together songs that have survived through the ages, shapeshifting and adapting as they’ve been passed from singer to singer. Exploring humankind’s connection with nature, love and loss, these are songs with an enduring resonance.

Invasive Species, featuring Spectrum of Belonging

Step off the beaten track and into a different way of seeing Mull.

This free audio walk through Aros Park combines sound, storytelling and contemporary visual art in an immersive journey through the island’s layered ecological history. Collect your equipment from An Tobar and follow a self-guided route through woodland, shoreline and hidden corners of the park, encountering sculptural installations, environmental soundscapes and stories spanning thousands of years.

Created by Fast Familiar with Play:Vienna and An Tobar and Mull Theatre, and featuring the striking installation Spectrum of Belonging by Surface Agency, Invasive Species explores what it means to belong within a changing landscape shaped by migration, tourism, climate and human intervention.

Launching 28 July 2026.

Free to access during week-day opening hours.

SOUP! is comical family performance in which two lively chefs use clowning antics, acrobatic dance and nonsense language to entice audiences into making a delicious, unique soup together. This surreal and joy-filled show is inspired by the tastes and smells of ancestral cooking and by a desire to bring diverse groups of people together through the a creative and collaborative act as much as through laughter.

We’re inviting residents, local groups, and anyone with a passion for our islands to join us for an afternoon of conversation, connection & cake

From foster child to foster carer, high-school dropout to university graduate, and Glasgow’s back streets to Hollywood sets — Scott Kyle’s journey is anything but ordinary.

Calling all performers including songwriters, poets, musicians, storytellers, playwrights and spoken word artists.

Open Stage is a night dedicated to original material and authentic expression, a place to share your work without pressure or pretence.

Whether you’re performing for the first time or trying out something new, you’ll find a supportive atmosphere and an audience ready to listen.

Come take the mic, meet other creatives, and be part of a night built around connection, creativity, and community.

This July, join Patricia Atkinson and Rebecca Atkinson-Lord for a special one-off workshop celebrating two generations of potters working within the same ancient craft tradition.