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Come along and view the exhibits 2 – 4pm and enjoy coffee and home baking. Prizegiving will be at 4pm.

There were some lovely stalls at today’s market. Seasonal rhubarb, chard and hens and turkey eggs,and a diverse array of preserves were brought by boat from Scoraig by Carnoch Beag Market Garden. There were also fairtrade Greek olives and oils, carefully handcrafted chocolates with local Scottish flavours and creel caught sweet shellfish. The next produce

On May 5th at the GALE Centre we will have local Dry Island shellfish and fish, Cromarty Cheese, fairtrade olives, Sea-inspired handcrafted silver jewellery, Highland Craft, and Stunning local photography from Mark Appleton! Enjoy homemade soup and local homemade cakes from our kitchen, such as Millionaires shortbread, with a fairtrade cappucino whilst taking in the

Tickets are available for this fantastic singer songwriter who will be performing in Gairloch at the community hall on Thursday May 1st from 7.30pm. All proceeds go to Poolewe Swimming Pool.

There will be an exhibition about the Russian Arctic Convoy and Word War II at The GALE Centre from April 30th – May 10th. This will be an extremely informative display of the legacy of the Arctic Convoys that left from Loch Ewe in the second Word War and is part of a week of

Martha Mawson from Aultbea will be at The GALE Centre tomorrow and Sunday displaying her beautiful handcrafted jewllery made from unusual precious gemstones and metals including bronze and silver. Come in and chat to Martha about the stones and her jewellery.

Emma Bisson from Lochbroom Pottery will be bringing her handthrown functional pottery to the centre on Sunday 21st and will also be at the Monday Market from 10am this Monday 24th. Other stalls at the market this Monday will be olives, cheese, shellfish and fish, and handknitting 🙂

We will have visits from two wonderful local artisans at The GALE Centre in April – Martha Mawson of Ailleas Designs will be displaying and selling her handcrafted jewellery made from a variety of precious metals and stones from 25th-27th. Emma Bisson from Lochbroom Pottery will be bringing her unique ceramic pieces here on Easter

The Diaspora Tapestry is an international celebrating all the countries that Scots have settled in and the culture they took with them. In Gairloch and Loch Ewe we will be completing one of the panels of this tapestry which will tour Scotland and be on display in Gairloch in 2015. The Loch Ewe panel depicts