Rhona Macfarlane is one of Scotland’s most exciting rising singer-songwriters, captivating audiences with her soulful voice and deeply personal storytelling.

As part of the touring production of LIFE, this workshop explores the connection between portraiture, storytelling, and the act of looking. 

Meet at An Tobar 12.15pm. In our three-hour seaweed foraging walk we will explore the Isle of Mull coastline along the Lighthouse Path in Tobermory. Jemima will introduce you to many delicious and strange seaweeds. We will discuss their folklores and histories, their medicinal qualities, how to correctly identify them and how to eat them.

Estelle models for The Artist. Despite decades of experience, she has never sat for a session like this and with such an outcome, both unexpected, yet strangely inevitable.

Estelle models for The Artist. Despite decades of experience, she has never sat for a session like this and with such an outcome, both unexpected, yet strangely inevitable.

Matt Carmichael and Fergus McCreadie first crossed paths as teenagers while playing in the National Youth Jazz Orchestra of Scotland. It didn’t take long for them to recognise a deep musical connection—one that has only grown stronger over the years.

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+.

Immersive Multi-Sensory Workshop: Exploring Water & Clay. Join us for a unique indoor workshop where participants will gather around a table to engage with a rich, multi-sensory experience inspired by water and the natural materials from our show.

Bodies of Water is a playful, multi-sensory performance experience weaving together movement, choreography, water, objects and sound. “Evocative, primal and really beautiful… serves as a gentle reminder to us of our small place in the vast world, but also, of our sharing, care and interconnectivity.” Fjord Review

Explore drawing, photography, painting and sculpting with a new theme each month. For ages 6-8 and 9-10.

Following a sell-out premiere at The Hidden Gardens, Glasgow in 2023, Glisk is thrilled to bring the enchanting music of Stories of People and Trees on tour across Scotland!

A powerhouse of Scottish traditional music, Anna Massie shines as both an accompanist and melody player, effortlessly blending technical mastery with expressive musicianship.

A powerhouse of Scottish traditional music, Anna Massie shines as both an accompanist and melody player, effortlessly blending technical mastery with expressive musicianship.

Experimental, alternative folk duo made of singer Jemima Thewes and Hidden Orchestra drummer Tim Lane take you on a wild and hearty ride of cloud-hopping tales.

This is facilitated time for group conversation to share any experiences, feelings or questions around death. It can host up to 20 participants, who are welcome to discuss any aspects of death and dying that they wish to.

AFTER ALL is a show about death. It is a celebration of our vulnerable and courageous existence using dance, theatre, storytelling and comedy to ask: how do we deal with the end?

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

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.

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.

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

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

“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

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

A Scottish Premiere. The next iteration of the wildly anticipated piece of Music Theatre, spawned from the book of the same name.

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

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.

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

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

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

Combining spoken word, lyrical storytelling and a pulsating electronic live score, this is the thrilling story of Òran and his journey to rescue his best friend from the Underworld. 

Our Alumni Youth Theatre tour will bring together youth theatre alumni and current MYT members to create and tour a new production, encouraging skills development, mentorship and collaboration.