Rèidio Cheòlais

Rèidio Cheòlais streamt live vanuit Daliburgh, United Kingdom, op Tuninga Radio.

Dit radiostation is gespecialiseerd in Folk, Educational, Talk, Variety-muziek.

The broadcaster focuses on celebrating, promoting, and nurturing traditional Gaelic music, language, culture, and dance, with a mission to reconnect these elements with their original Gaelic roots. Its core activities revolve around providing opportunities for experiencing the living Gaelic tradition, encompassing music, language learning, cultural immersion, dance, and heritage celebration. The organization actively supports musical talent both within Uist and the wider Gaelic world, aiming to preserve and share this rich cultural heritage. A key element of the broadcaster’s work is fostering a vibrant Gaelic landscape, offering resources and events for individuals of all ages and backgrounds to engage with Gaelic traditions. The broadcaster’s programming includes a variety of events and classes throughout the year, both online and in person. A highlight is the annual *Sgoil Shamhraidh* (Summer School), scheduled for July 5th-10th, 2026, marking the 30th anniversary of the organization. This summer school features high-class tuition and an extensive fringe program of concerts, ceilidhs, talks, and more. Additionally, the broadcaster offers Gaelic classes focused on speaking and using the language, emphasizing natural Gaelic as spoken in Uist and the islands, led by expert tutors. New Gaelic courses, including *Seanchas & Còmhradh* (Folklore & Conversation), are available online and in Uist. A special addition to the 2026 *Sgoil Shamhraidh* is the participation of *Beòlach* from Nova Scotia. The broadcaster was established thirty years ago and has consistently worked to preserve and promote Gaelic culture. The organization has built momentum into 2026 through a series of community and youth events. Throughout the year, the broadcaster hosts touring artists, heritage events, talks, an annual book festival, and family events. The organization also hosts events to celebrate island heritage. The broadcaster’s commitment to Gaelic culture extends to supporting a high level of musical talent and providing educational opportunities for all ages. The broadcaster encourages community involvement through membership programs, offering options to become a “Caraid” (Friend) or a company member. This allows individuals to stay informed about the latest news, events, classes, and activities. Registration is open on the broadcaster's website for the 2026 *Sgoil Shamhraidh*, inviting participation in the anniversary celebrations. The broadcaster also utilizes online platforms, including YouTube, to share content and engage with a wider audience.