If you're visiting us for Mòd Phàislig 2023, we've got some Buddie Good Deals for you!
Paisley’s Gaelic connections are far-reaching and have significantly shaped the town’s cultural heritage from poetry and song, to weaving and thread making, education, philanthropy and religious worship.
In preparation for the Royal National Mòd coming to Paisley we're doing a spotlight on Renfrewshire's young trad musicians. We speak to Feis Phaislig harpist Emily Fraser who has competed in the Mòd previously.
Did you know?
Residents of Kilbarchan are known as 'Habbies' for a famous piper who lived in the village in the 1600s.
Eilidh Riddell from Paisley Opera on why you want to make sure you catch their unique take on 'Macbeth' this weekend.
Paisley venues reveal programme of late and live music gigs and entertainment for Mòd Phàislig coming to the town in October.
Celebrate Gaelic culture sustainably. Mòd Phàislig 2023 t-shirts and hoodies are crafted from organic materials, using renewable energy and packaged sustainably. Circular fashion, reduce waste, support the environment.
It’s the first Scotland Loves Local Week – the campaign organised by Scotland’s Towns Partnership celebrating the many reasons to love local.
Budding young musicians across Renfrewshire are getting the chance to participate in a range of traditional cultural workshops as part of Fèis Week.