Activities are structured to meet the needs of those who are just beginning their Gaelic study, along with those of intermediate and advanced students. The weekend also provides extended opportunities for more proficient students and native speakers to gather and enjoy Gaelic conversation in a beautiful setting. Intermediate Advanced And workshops will be held in Gaelic song and many other related topics. There will also be extracurricular activities, including a social mixer on Friday evening and a Saturday night ceilidh, where students are invited to share their singing, dancing, poetic and instrumental talents in a participatory acoustic environment. The tuition is available at a discount for early registrants and for ACGA members.
Tuition covers classes, materials, lodging for two nights, meals, and activities.
A limited number of private rooms are available for an additional fee. Travel information and other details will be sent upon receipt of registration and fees. David Livingston-Lowe teaches Scots Gaelic language in the Celtic Studies Program at the University of Toronto. He has studied Gaelic in Nova Scotia, Scotland, and Ireland and has been involved in several local efforts to promote the Gaelic language in Ontario. He has recently translated the poetry of a 19th century immigrant Gael in Ontario.