Have you booked a place on this free workshop yet? #arosskye

Celebrate St Andrews day at Aros #arosskye

One train, one murder, thirteen suspects... Kenneth Branagh leads an all-star cast in #MurderOnTheOrientExpress showing at Aros this weekend #arosskye

New Parent & Toddler cinema screenings at Aros. Tickets for parents/guardians are £5 and children aged between 0-4 years are free. These screenings are only for parents and guardians and their pre-school children. So there’s no need to worry about disturbing other guests while the film’s playing #arosskye

The Little Unsaid, fronted by songwriter John Elliott, are a band with an original sound and international outlook. The Little Unsaid have spent the last year touring Europe, leaving audiences emotionally rapt with a live show that’s been described as ‘a thumping depth of passion’. Their sound is all their own but echoes the intensity and melancholic overtones of greats such as Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen. 2017’s critically-acclaimed Imagined Hymns & Chaingang Mantras album was recorded with Radiohead engineer and film score producer Graeme Stewart. The Little Unsaid embrace elements of rock, folk, electronica, jazz and alt-pop. One of the UK’s must-see rising live acts and recent winners of the Steve Reid award for Innovation. ‘Entrancing… songwriting of a real rich quality, all held together by an intensity of approach, by a focus on the emotional weight music can carry’ - Clash Magazine ‘Extraordinary music. This is an amazing act’ - Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2 ‘An enigmatic and unique talent’ - Birmingham Wire £10 | £8 CONC | £6 U16 Book Tickets by phone: 01478 613750 http://aroscommunitytheatre.co.uk/events/the-little-unsaid

Touching the Void's Simon Yates will be at Aros Community Theatre tomorrow night #arosskye

Ponies that stick together are friends forever!💕✨ Don’t miss the beloved Mane 6 on an adventure like never before in the #MyLIttlePonyMovie! Showing at Aros on Saturday and Sunday #arosskye

Saturday 13 January, 7.30pm The Friel Sisters, Anna, Sheila and Clare Friel are traditional musicians born and brought up in Glasgow with their family roots firmly entrenched in the Donegal Gaeltacht. They play a mixture of music interspersed with songs in English and Irish, many from their family repertoire. Being siblings, they achieve a close blend on fiddle, flute and uilleann pipes. Since the launch of their debut album, they have performed in various venues and festivals across Europe, America and Asia and have appeared as guests on stage or toured with acts such as Altan, The Chieftains, Lúnasa, Sharon Shannon, The Máirtín O’Connor Trio, Cherish the Ladies, Solas and Fidil. In 2016, the girls performed at Festival Interceltique de Lorient, and won the prestigious Trophée Loïc Raison. 2017 sees an exciting time as they are currently in the process of releasing album number two with Hajime Takahashi, produced by Ciarán Ó Maonaigh and recorded by Jack Talty in Grouse Lodge Studios, West Meath. They are very excited to launch this in December 2017 at Scoil Gheimhridh Ghaoth Dobhair. “The Friel Sisters’ music cannot be held back; it is what comes natural to them. They breathe music, they live music, they love music. Traditional Irish music is in a richer place for having these young genuine people carry it on to future generations.” Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh of Altan £10 | £8 CONC | £6 U16 Book Tickets by phone: 01478 613750

THE OFFICIAL BOOK LAUNCH OF NO SAFE ANCHORAGE Saturday 25th November, 2:00pm Tom Masters, a nineteenth century naval officer, is a round peg in a square hole. A tantalising glimpse of a stranger leads him to jump ship on a quest to find her. His adventures, interwoven with the life of a young Robert Louis Stevenson, take Tom from the Isle of Skye to Canada. There he encounters others who have been jettisoned by society, including Silent Owl, a Native American who becomes his soulmate. But, danger and exposure threaten Tom’s every move as he is forced to continue on his journey… Liz Macrae Shaw studied History at Oxford University; her passion is the turbulent nineteenth century. Liz lives with her husband and two standard poodles on the Isle of Skye. She finds inspiration for her historical fiction from Highland culture, family history and the stark but beautiful landscape of the island. Refreshments will be served. FREE entry

Come along to our Babes in Arms screening of The Mountain Between Us starring Kate Winslet and Idris Elba. #arosskye

Bha e sgoinneil pìos fhaicinn air BBC Alba mu dheidhinn Aros an-raoir. It was lovely to see coverage of Monday's Dementia Friendly Screening on BBC An Là last night. Catch it on iplayer at 19m28s. https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09dhf36/an-la-14112017

Join Rody Gorman for an afternoon of creative writing and discussion in a friendly and relaxed environment. The group meets monthly at An Crùbh and discusses writing topics such as memory, family, place, language and identity. All welcome. This workshop will be in English. To book a place, contact Iseabail on 01478613649 or iseabail@aros.co.uk There will be an earlier workshop for Gàidhlig speakers from 11am-1pm. http://www.aros.co.uk/about-aros/tha-seo-math-dhuibh-good-blog/ This workshop is provided by Aros' Tha Seo Math Dhuibh - Good for You, a community arts-based programme supported by the Highland Cultural Strategic Board and the Highland Council and Creative Scotland's Take Pride, Take Part Investment Fund.