BBC Alba Saturday

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

When AH-AH says he has to be somewhere else, his friends cannot understand why he is in so much of a hurry. They decide to find out where he is going and who he is meeting up with

There's a game of hide-and-seek being played on the farm, but Muireall has a problem as one of the piglets is missing

Ernest and Célestine want to reserve a table at a restaurant to impress Ernest's grandmother - but to eat at such a fancy place, one must have good manners

Abney puts on a magic show for Teal and the Poc-Pocs, but they are not very impressed. Then all sorts of strange and mysterious things start to happen with Abney's new hat

Every night, Owl keeps watch over the forest, but with the Moon growing thinner and the woods growing darker night by night, Owl begins to feel lonely

Belle, Sebastian and Adele don't want to miss Groundhog Day. How can they do this without Elaina noticing - especially since Sonny has followed them?

When Summer Pasture Ceremony is about to take place, Cameron stays at the farmhouse with Belle and Sebastian. However, Sebastian thinks that he is being insincere

An insight into Pàdruig MacCuidhein's life at 12 years old

Cloe yearns for family unity. Her world turns upside down when she discovers her missing grandmother in a hidden workshop filled with sewing machines and fabrics.

Local, national and international news and information

Writer and historian James Hunter examines the state of crofting in the Highlands and Islands 100 years after Skye crofters fought for land rights. First shown in 1982

The eccentric town hosts its own Highland Games, and the residents compete to see who can toss the caber furthest

Showcasing Gaelic music and song, featuring performances by Mairi MacInnes and Alasdair Codona

Ross Christie talks about how he came across the work of little-known poet Katherine Whyte Grant from Argyll. He reads her poem Blàith-Fhleasg o Mhòd nam Maca-Meamna

Life within Stornoway Harbour. The first episode introduces one of the largest construction projects the Western Isles have ever seen

Ramsay MacMahon travels to the Isle of Mull to explore the longest cave in the Hebrides, and takes a trip to Duart Castle, where he meets the current clan chief

Roddy has health issues with the diagnosis of heart failure, so the lads appraise recipes without wheat or diary produce

Music and conversation from Winter Bloom at Celtic Connections 2025. Featuring Brìghde Chaimbeul, a master of Scottish smallpipes, and singer-songwriter Jack Badcock

Profile of the Ayrshire footballer, who became an icon for female players when she led the Italian team to victory in the 1984 women's World Cup

Highlights from the Trad Awards 2022, featuring an ensemble tribute to James Alexander

Valtos and a host of musical friends, including Elephant Sessions and Project Smok, in concert at SWG3 as part of Celtic Connections 2024

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain MacDonald present singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé's headline set from the Garden Stage on Thursday night at the 2022 festival

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