BBC Alba Saturday

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?

Someone is stealing the milk from Madame. Who is the thief?

Célestine would like to go to the beach, to play at Mouse Club, and has tp persuade Ernest to go along too

A thick blanket of snow covers the Island. Abney and Teal are very excited and go out to play, but they can't find Neep anywhere to join in the snowy fun

Biscuit-loving Fox realises he is in bad shape. His friends want to help him to get fit, but he fails at all the exercises they suggest

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

Calum Macdonald takes a look at some of the bonkers challenges attempted by the CBBC ALBA team, including some very spicy hot sauce tasting

Rakugo is a traditional form of comic storytelling from Japan, in which a listener should use imagination to 'see' what is happening. Ryuji loves talking, so it's perfect for him

Local, national and international news and information

Mairi Rodgers explores the formal and walled gardens of Floors Castle near Kelso. She has afternoon tea in the summerhouse built for Queen Victoria's visit in 1867

Donald Morrison introduces vintage news reports from the Highlands and islands, including a portrayal of the activities of the Barra lifeboat

Featuring performances by some of Scotland's finest musicians and singers

Abigail MacIver takes the audience through her favourite brunch recipes

The lads talk to their local ladies' rugby team and prepare some after-match food on the touchline at one of their games

Coinneach MacFhraing traverses sweeping ridges on the Isle of Lewis, tackling a long, steep rock climb high above the North Atlantic Sea

Heather Dewar meets and draws artist and Gaelic teacher Rupachitta Robertson, who lives in Lewis. They chat about art and Rupachitta's path to Buddhism

Part one of two. Documentary following the Runrig Experience, as they embark on their most ambitious tour yet of the UK, Germany and Denmark

Concert set performed by Highland Young Musicians and the Arc Fiddlers, recorded live at the 2024 Trad Awards

Scotland is at the forefront of the space industry. Mairi Rodgers meets some of those involved init and visits communities where spaceports are being built

The remarkable true stories of courageous and cunning women Vera Atkins, Virginia Hall, Mathilde Carre, Noor Inayat Khan, Yvonne Cormeau and Yolande Beekman

Peatbog Faeries bring the Trad Awards 2023 to a close with this short concert set. The featured songs include The Jesster, Ann Robertson's Kitchen and Innes Drinks the Bru

Julie Fowlis and Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh present highlights from two decades of the music show, featuring performances by Joan Osborne, Declan O'Rourke and Mary Chapin Carpenter

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