Creel of Stories – Cliabh an t-Seanachais tells the story of fishing in the Ross of Mull and Iona.  It features interviews with local people on the past art of Salmon netting, current creel fishing practices and the future of the industry in our communities.

Using excerpts from Creel of Stories, this session will explore practical techniques for shaping interview footage into compelling, seamless narratives. Learn how to refine raw material and bring out its natural rhythm and flow.

Join poet and mindfulness teacher Juliet Antill (The Dark Horse, New Writing Scotland) for a transformative exploration of the creative process.

When we practise Mindfulness, we are simply choosing to pay more attention to those things. So we’ll enjoy the park using all our senses, truly noticing how and where we’re walking, what we’re seeing, smelling and even tasting, deeply appreciating our environment in the face of Climate Change.

A new show about extinct gigantic, charismatic, megafauna from 3-time Edinburgh Comedy Award Nominated Comedian, and very good comedian Josie Long.

After a shipwreck, an intelligent robot called Roz is stranded on an uninhabited island. To survive the harsh environment, Roz bonds with the island's animals and cares for an orphaned baby goose. The screening is followed by a sustainability workshop.

Join artist Ian McMillan—known as The Rope Guy—for a powerful two-hour workshop exploring creativity, connection, and the healing force of nature.

We’re excited to invite you to join our Compost Club—a community initiative giving you access to our on-site food composter here at An Tobar.

BLOOM is a dance performance and personal story from Tokyo-born, Scotland based Percussive Step Dancer Kae Sakurai. After the show join us for a fun-filled evening of Ceilidh dancing, a lively Scottish tradition that’s perfect for all ages and abilities!

Featuring pedal and lever harps, new works, and a powerful suite, this recital brings heartfelt storytelling and captivating melodies to life.

Join us for our annual Pride gathering on Tobermory Beach at 3pm with face painting, glitter station and music, followed by a ‘loud and proud’ family disco at An Tobar with a licenced bar, for some great music and moves from 6pm to 8pm.

Community Advisory Group: Ross of Mull. We’re inviting residents, local organisations, and anyone with a passion for our island to join us for an afternoon of conversation, connection, and cake.

Join poet and mindfulness teacher Juliet Antill (The Dark Horse, New Writing Scotland) for a transformative exploration of the creative process.

M G Boulter has been creating rich and evocative story songs since 2013. M G creates vignettes of suburban lives and seaside communities and is a contemporary voice in the long tradition of the singer-songwriter.

In this hands-on, sensory workshop, you’ll be guided through the art of foraging with care, curiosity, and respect for the land.

A Scottish Premiere. The next iteration of the wildly anticipated piece of Music Theatre, spawned from the book of the same name. Doors open at 7.30pm for 8pm

Prois Mhuile 2025 / Mull Pride 2025. A family picnic to celebrate diversity, from 1pm. Bring a dish to share, all welcome!

“They wreaked havoc with the traditions of the string quartet, performing a mixture of works by sixteenth century lutist Maddalena Casulana, and savage originals that infused chamber music with a wild riot grrrl flair.” CLASH Magazine

Join five acclaimed poets—Sharon Black, Leonie Charlton, Juliet Antill, Jon Miller, and Cait O'Neill McCullagh—for a special evening of live poetry.

Join poet and mindfulness teacher Juliet Antill (The Dark Horse, New Writing Scotland) for a transformative exploration of the creative process.

British pianist Gabriel Latchin releases his fifth record, The Man I Love, a heartfelt tribute to the enduring work of George and Ira Gershwin.

Gabriel Latchin Home Concerts at Bonny View and Linndhu House, Tobermory.

A guided walk with Dr. Micah Mackay

Join us for an immersive exploration of Solastalgia—the deep ache of a changing world—through movement, observation, and collaborative creation.

A gothic comedy thriller set in a remote stately house in the Highlands, drawing on Scottish folklore and holiday horror stories.

A gothic comedy thriller set in a remote stately house in the Highlands, drawing on Scottish folklore and holiday horror stories.

A gothic comedy thriller set in a remote stately house in the Highlands, drawing on Scottish folklore and holiday horror stories.

Dance workshops led by Karis Breagha Brown, at 10.30am for ages 4-7, 11.30am for ages 8-12 and 1pm for ages 13+.