BBC Alba Today

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

Daolag-bhreac and Seillean are fascinated with the little caterpillar. But where did he go?

The Farmyard Bunch Football Club is meeting, but what kind of strange game are they playing?

Augustin invites Célestine over to celebrate his birthday. But how can Célestine celebrate her own? Nobody knows when she was born since Célestine was adopted

Teal wants to build something huge, as big as the moon. Abney isn't sure how big the moon is exactly. So, they decide to build a rocket and go there to find out

When Fox notices that Owl feels gloomy and bored, he invents a new holiday to cheer him up

When Stella tries her hardest to persuade Bleideag to become the Easter Bunny, Bleideag refuses, preferring to stand up and honour all bunnies

Stella wants her own necklace - and is so obsessed that she takes one of her mother's necklaces without asking. Then she loses it

Hannah McKirdy takes a look at some of the crazy challenges attempted by the CBBC ALBA team, including some very competitive cabbage rolling

Nathan is worried about environmental pollution. He works on a project in school, about his concerns regarding the environmental crisis and the changes caused by it

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Mairi Rodgers explores the beauty, history and diversity of some of the finest and most important gardens in the country. She begins at the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh

Donald Morrison takes a look at material from the 1980s current affairs series. Features include Army plans to take over Knoydart and plans to close the Mallaig railway line

Performances by some of Scotland's finest musicians and singers

Abigail MacIver takes the audience through her favourite brunch recipes

The lads sample a variety of Middle Eastern dishes made by their Muslim neighbours, and are inspired to prepare their own Namak Mandi dish, chicken curry, and Tabbouleh

Kenny Rankin travels to Glen Nevis to take on a climb called 'Storm', a classic test piece nestled in the middle of Polldubh, one of Scotland's premier rock-climbing destinations

Islay-born artist Heather Dewar meets and draws Ruairidh Gray, Mod Gold Medal winner from South Uist who is studying music at the Royal Conservatoire in Glasgow

A special concert from the iconic Barrowland Ballroom. Celebrating 15 years as a band, Trail West invite Beinn Lee and Ruairidh Gray to the ultimate West Coast party

In British Columbia, on land and in the air, brave Canadians do battle against avalanches - massive amounts of snow, threatening the infrastructure and the lives of the people

A performance by Laura Jane Wilkie and band at the 2024 Trad Awards. Featured in the set are I Am Sad in the Braes of the Glen, Mermaid, and A Man Ran Off

Documentary looking back at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo's rich 70-year history, revisiting many of the standout moments

Duncan Chisholm and the Scottish Ensemble perform at the Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery as a part of Celtic Connections

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service