A ceilidh (pronounced kay-lee) is a traditional Highland social gathering featuring traditional music, dancing, and socialising. Originating from Gaelic for “visit” or “gathering,” modern cèilidhs are popular social events often featuring a dance caller (teacher) to guide dancers through energetic group dances (reels and jigs). Cèilidhs are active – you will have the opportunity to dance with others and by led through the dances by our band members. It’s not a sit down show – you can just watch or take part as much as you like. Community, tradition and lively dancing are at the heart of our cèilidhs and we welcome everyone, and no cèilidh experience is necessary. Our cèilidhs are fun, informal social gatherings where people come together in a friendly, lively environment. We bring you great music, song, dance and authentic Highland culture.