TV Guide BBC Alba Saturday

Nick Park's Oscar-winning animated feature about humble inventor Wallace, whose life turns upside down after he foolishly offers board and lodgings to villainous penguin Feathers McGraw. Together with his clever hound Gromit, he is drawn into a series of nail-biting exploits

The Faodail Film Archive celebrates lost indigenous film collections from the 1930s to the '80s in the Outer Hebrides preserving the archive for future generations. The Cinema Sgìre Continuing mobile cinema van travels the islands, showcasing footage to local communities, making them accessible globally online, and adding rich new narratives relevant to the Gàidhealtachd for contemporary audiences

The iconic islands of Barra and Vatersay, which are a dream holiday destination for most, but a home and way of life for many. A closer look reveals a robust and thriving community not solely dependent on tourism

The tragedy of the naval yacht HMY Iolaire, which sank on January 1, 1919, while bringing hundreds of First World War servicemen home to the Scottish Isles. Short drama, starring Iain MacRae and Douglas Yannaghas

Megan MacLellan presents a concert from Gaelic singer Ruairidh Gray at the Barrowland Ballroom. From performing in small village halls in South Uist, The Mòd double gold medalist is joined onstage in Scotland's most iconic music venue by a stellar cast of dance band musicians as 'the home of rock and roll' is transformed into a gathering place for Gaels

Scotland's biggest night of traditional music celebrates Glasgow comedy and folk music legend Billy Connolly. Featuring performances from a stellar line-up across the nation's vibrant folk and traditional music scene including Beluga Lagoon, Trail West, Elephant Sessions and Mànran, followed by the finale of the event - a musical tribute to the Big Yin

Tide Lines make a much-anticipated return to the festival, as Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald welcome the band to the Hot House Stage. Bringing their Glasgow Love Story to the Scottish Highlands, the band perform exciting new tracks and beloved hits with their fans in full voice at Belladrum 2025

A tribute to Lochaber musician Fergie MacDonald, who died in April 2024. Fergie filled halls and captured hearts across Scotland with his distinctive West Coast musical style, as well as his infectious sense of humour. With a unique understanding of how people connect with music, he sustained a 60-year career and his popularity spanned generations