Charlie Gillen is in Cairncastle for the Ulster-Scots Folk Festival. With music from the Whitlees Community Group, Rightly On, Risin' Stour, John Trotter Folk Band and Duffin Folk. Show more
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The region's largest lambeg drumming competition in Markethill; a Working Vintage Gathering in Greyabbey; and rare texts from the John Hewitt collection can now be found online. Show more
The unique Mourne community of Hanna's Close; a new CD celebrating the songs of the Outer Hebrides and South Down; and Erne Highland Dancing School one year on. Show more
To mark Thanksgiving, Alister McReynolds visits the Ulster American Folk Park in Omagh. He also meets Castlebay to hear about a new Scots-Irish multimedia programme. Show more
Writer Barry McCain from Mississippi tells William Roulston about tracing his Ulster-Scots roots and Alan Wade discusses his love for the Scottish small pipes.
Charlie Gillen and Anne Morrison-Smyth are in Dervock and present a special programme full of Yuletide treats - poetry, song, a play, history, pipe tunes and an Ulster-Scots carol.
A new exhibition in Ballymena, BBC’s First Click campaign & General Steele in Ballycarry.
A new version for adults of Dan Gordon's play, The Boat Factory; James Kee on Ulster-Scots events in east Donegal; and news of the forthcoming Ulster-Scots TV series from BBC NI.
For Halloween, Anne Morrison-Smyth and friends gather to celebrate this most spooky of festivals with stories, music and poetry as they stir their cauldron of memories.
Including the thrilling story of explorer John King from The Moy in County Tyrone, music from Scottish group Crann and a local history book all about the Auld Age.
Stonewall at the Highland Games in Georgia, USA; a new DVD from the Cairncastle Ulster-Scots; Celtic Connections Festival programme; and ancient Roman satires in Scots!
A Lemonade Bottle for Clabberin' Hitler by Dan Gordon tells the story of the Belfast Blitz in a humorous yet moving blend of street rhyme, kerb-side conversation and drama.
Including St Andrew's Night celebrations in Ayshire with the Cairncastle Ulster-Scots, the new BBC Ulster-Scots website and a Robert Burns Museum in Alloway.
Wilson Burgess is at the 18th annual Broadisland Gathering, Ballycarry; Maynard Hanna and Kerry Jordan visit the Milwaukee Irish Festival; and Charlie Gillen has an autumnal rhyme. Show more
Alister McReynolds and David Hume are in the old graveyard at Ballycarry. In Fermanagh, Helen Mark meets two members of Session Beat, a group of Ulster-Scots musicians. Show more
Starting the New Year with a look back at the very best of 2010 - stories about love, music, Ulster-Scots history and old tales from the Hiring Fair.
Bobby Acheson visits the Cairncastle Ulster-Scots Folk Festival; Alister McReynolds asks Ann Fee about a famous Ulster Scot born 350 years ago; Charlie Gillen reflects on autumn. Show more
Charlie Gillen examines the new edition of the Ullans magazine. Wilson Burgess hears how Ulster folk fared at the Milwaukee Irish Festival. Plus, the Stone Mountain Highland Games. Show more