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Kilmuir Community Trust

General Admission

LXCL:Over 65, 12 - 21, students, and concession badge holders.

Concession

5 - 12

Thigibh nar cuideachd agus sinn a&#39; toirt taisbeanadh &agrave;lainn gu ceann le oidhche de che&ograve;l bho na peathraichean Astr&agrave;ilianach seo... Join us for a special concert from this superb duo as Laura Welsh&#39;s &#39;Trotternish Ochre&#39; exhibition comes to a close.&nbsp; More about The Maes... The Maes bring modern folk to life with lush harmonies and acoustic mastery on guitar, mandolin, fiddle and banjo. Born in Victoria, Australia, the sisters grew up immersed in a melting pot of music from around the world washed up on stolen land. The Maes are outstanding live, with engaging storytelling and spinetingling harmonies. The sisters draw their audience in like your sweetest and scariest friend. With echoes of Gillian Welch and The Waifs, there is a timeless luminescence and simplicity to the songwriting and sound of Maggie and Elsie Rigby.&nbsp;As well as selling out headline shows around the country and overseas, their international festival appearances include appearances at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival (USA) Edmonton Folk Festival (Canada) Celtic Connections Festival (UK) and Woodford Folk Festival (Aus). The band&#39;s fourth studio album, &#39;Abreast&#39; was released in August 2025 and was supported by a tour of the UK opening for Grace Petrie as well as playing the Shetland and Orkney Folk Festivals. The Maes also celebrated the album&#39;s release by curating a one-day folk-festival-style event, &#39;Abreastival&#39; in Castlemaine&#39;s iconic Theatre Royal. The band&#39;s previous albums, 2019&#39;s self-titled record and 2017&#39;s Take Care, Take Cover won the Music Victoria, Folk/Roots Album of the Year among a host of other accolades.&nbsp;I&rsquo;ve always had such love for The Maes! Their timeless sound is always sung with such sincerity and emotion straight from the heart. &ndash; Josh Teskeysimply superb &mdash; The Australian&nbsp;quite simply breathtaking &mdash; Rhythms Magazine

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; -webkit-user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, M&ograve;ran taing airson tiogaidean a cheannach. Ch&igrave; sibh obair Laura Welsh bho 6f ma tha sibh airson tighinn ron chuirm. &#39;S urrainn dhuinn biadh a dh&egrave;anamh cuideachd son ur d&igrave;nnear, ma tha sin tarraingeach do dhuine... Thoirbh leibh ur deoch fhe&igrave;n, ach bidh t&igrave; is c&egrave;ic&nbsp;ann mar as &agrave;bhaist.&nbsp; Thank you for buying your tickets in advance! If you are keen to have a look at Laura Welsh&#39;s beautiful exhibition beforehand, come along anytime from 6. Music from The Maes from 7.30. The event is BYOB, but there will be tea and cake for hall funds as usual. Let us know if you want to come to both the exhibition and the concert and would be interested in a plate of something for your tea in between! Le deagh dh&ugrave;rachd,Urras Chille Mhoire&nbsp;

Thigibh nar cuideachd agus sinn a' toirt taisbeanadh àlainn gu ceann le oidhche de cheòl bho na peathraichean Astràilianach seo... Join us for a special concert from this superb duo as Laura Welsh's 'Trotternish Ochre' exhibition comes to a close.  More about The Maes... The Maes bring modern folk to life with lush harmonies and acoustic mastery on guitar, mandolin, fiddle and banjo. Born in Victoria, Australia, the sisters grew up immersed in a melting pot of music from around the world washed up on stolen land. The Maes are outstanding live, with engaging storytelling and spinetingling harmonies. The sisters draw their audience in like your sweetest and scariest friend. With echoes of Gillian Welch and The Waifs, there is a timeless luminescence and simplicity to the songwriting and sound of Maggie and Elsie Rigby. As well as selling out headline shows around the country and overseas, their international festival appearances include appearances at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival (USA) Edmonton Folk Festival (Canada) Celtic Connections Festival (UK) and Woodford Folk Festival (Aus). The band's fourth studio album, 'Abreast' was released in August 2025 and was supported by a tour of the UK opening for Grace Petrie as well as playing the Shetland and Orkney Folk Festivals. The Maes also celebrated the album's release by curating a one-day folk-festival-style event, 'Abreastival' in Castlemaine's iconic Theatre Royal. The band's previous albums, 2019's self-titled record and 2017's Take Care, Take Cover won the Music Victoria, Folk/Roots Album of the Year among a host of other accolades. I’ve always had such love for The Maes! Their timeless sound is always sung with such sincerity and emotion straight from the heart. – Josh Teskeysimply superb — The Australian quite simply breathtaking — Rhythms Magazine

Kilmuir Community Trust

The Maes aig Talla Chille Mhoire

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General Admission

£12

Concession

£10

5 - 12

£4