BBC Alba Monday

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

Everybody is really excited today as, while building a playhouse, Bing, Sula and Pando find a bird’s nest with eggs inside

Bing is not at all happy when Pando calls him 'Biongalaidh Bongalaidh' all the time but after a while, he learns that songs with silly words are fun sometimes

Fuigheag loves to play with buttons, but will he tidy up his mess?

Boban needs a new pillow, but finds that none appears to be quite right

The Costume Ball is about to take place, and AH-AH wants to dress himself in an original, amazing costume

The Sea Pen tells us while they look like plants, they are definitely animals - little creatures who join together to form one organism

The Abadas send Ela in search of the special word

Kathleen MacInnes reads Teàrlag aig a’ Mhòd, written by Marie MacAulay and illustrated by Robin Bans

Molaidh is very excited when she and Stella plan to go out trick-or-treating. Stella makes out she is too old for Halloween - but is this really true?

Stella thinks that playing football will be great fun, but will she be as delighted when King Rob takes an interest as well?

When Dùd’s toots attract cnuimhean, some of them aren’t friendly, and Dùd runs away to Cnoc Bògais. The King is not at all happy, and this causes conflict

Art thinks that the Baltic Sea Anomaly is other-wordly. The Neachdan learn that the truth is even more strange and more frightening

Murdo Macdonald explores Benmore Botanic Garden near Dunoon in Argyll, visiting the Victorian fernery, the Tasmanian Ridge and the Chilean Rainforest Glade

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic and Calum Maclean scours the streets of Glasgow in search of Greek architecture

Local, national and international news and information

Linda MacLeod and Hannah McKirdy present winners from the Children's Mod in Lochaber

Visual artist and horticulturalist Màiri Gillies plants out vegetables and flowers and visits growers at a thriving community garden in Cranhill, Glasgow

Kate Macleod travels around Barra where she the locals tell her a bit about the history of the place, such as where the island got its name

The Faodail Film Archive, which stores indigenous film collections from the 1930s to the 1980s in the Outer Hebrides, preserving the archive for the future

Music and conversation from electronic folk band Valtos and a host of musical friends in concert at SWG3, as part of Celtic Connections 2024

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

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