An Tobar and Mull Theatre

Upcoming events at An Tobar and Mull Theatre

An Tobar and Mull Theatre is a gallery in Tobermory. Near Here currently lists at least 17 upcoming events, including Storytelling in the Snug, SOUP and Invasive Species.

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Storytelling in the Snug

Drop in Storytelling for 2-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Wed 22 JulAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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SOUP

Moonslide present a world premiere of SOUP!

Fri 24 JulAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Invasive Species

Created by Fast Familiar with An Tobar and Mull Theatre and Play:Vienna, featuring Spectrum of Belonging by Yulia Kovanova & Ross Mclean.

Tue 28 JulAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Janice Burns & Jon Doran

Folk songs have always travelled, put down new roots, borrowed and evolved. Janice & Jon bring together songs that have survived through the ages, shapeshifting and adapting as they’ve been passed from singer to singer. Exploring humankind’s connection with nature, love and loss, these are songs with an enduring resonance.

Thu 30 JulAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Theatre

Break Up at Mull Theatre

Break Up is a theatre performance based on true stories of love and loss. Three women in their 20s, 30s and 50s navigate heartbreak with humour, music and raw honesty - a powerful, relatable journey of resilience, reinvention and self-discovery.

Wed 5 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Storytelling in the Snug

Drop in Storytelling for 2-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Wed 5 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Break Up at Bunessan Hall

Break Up is a theatre performance based on true stories of love and loss. Three women in their 20s, 30s and 50s navigate heartbreak with humour, music and raw honesty - a powerful, relatable journey of resilience, reinvention and self-discovery.

Thu 6 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Live Music

The Shackleton Trio

The Shackleton Trio are known for their vibrant songwriting, fiery musicianship and close three-part harmonies. Weaving together mandolin, fiddle, guitar and banjo, their distinctive sound tells stories rooted in East Anglia while drawing on British, American and Scandinavian folk traditions.

Tue 11 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Community

Open Stage at An Tobar

Calling all performers including songwriters, poets, musicians, storytellers, playwrights and spoken word artists. Open Stage is a night dedicated to original material and authentic expression, a place to share your work without pressure or pretence. Whether you’re performing for the first time or trying out something new, you’ll find a supportive atmosphere and an audience ready to listen. Come take the mic, meet other creatives, and be part of a night built around connection, creativity, and community.

Wed 12 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Storytelling in the Snug

Drop in Storytelling for 3-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Wed 12 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Arts & Culture

Around £10

RSA200: Celebrating Together - Life Drawing with George Donald RSA

As part of the Royal Scottish Academy's 200th anniversary celebrations throughout 2026, the RSA are working with partners across Scotland and beyond to shine a spotlight on the Academy's past, present and future. RSA200: Celebrating Together will be a unique and far-reaching festival of Scottish art and architecture. Integral to the RSA's history is the Academy's Life School at The Mound in Edinburgh, where fine art, including life drawing, was taught until the formation of Edinburgh College of Art in 1907 (from where the Life School continued to function until 1930).

Thu 13 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Storytelling in the Snug

Drop in Storytelling for 3-5 year old children. Let the magic unfold and imaginations run wild.

Wed 19 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Community

Around £5

Royal Zoological Society of Scotland presents: Clinging By A Claw

Clinging by a Claw, created by Saving Wildcats and produced by SCOTLAND: The Big Picture, offers an extraordinary insight into the journey of Scotland's wildcats from the brink of extinction to their return to the wilds of the Cairngorms National Park. Narrated by Outlander star Sam Heughan , this film captures the breathtakingly beautiful landscapes of the Scottish Highlands where wildcats could have a future if they continue to receive the vital support they need.

Thu 20 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Arts & Culture

Clay Days Weekly Pottery Club

Join us every Monday at 6pm from 25th May – 29th June for a welcoming, hands-on session exploring hand-building, wheel work, glazing, and the simple joy of making. With only seven spaces available each week, the club offers plenty of individual guidance in a calm and creative setting.

Mon 31 AugAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Live Music

Coast-Kyst-Strönd

Coast-Kyst-Strönd brings together Haftor Medbøe (guitar and electronics), Gunnar Halle (trumpet, voice and electronics) and Signy Jakobsdottir (drums, percussion and electronics) performing a programme of collectively composed music. The work draws on the musicians’ eclectic musical backgrounds that span jazz, improvised music, traditional and folk musics, pop, rock and electronica. Together they create a sumptuous sound world with strident melodies over lush harmonies and intricate textures. Acoustica marries with electronica in a fusion of Nordic sensibilities that pushes at the edges of genre and invites the audience into a warm, embracing space.

Tue 1 SeptAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Live Music

RANT at An Tobar

Having recently celebrated a decade or touring together Scotland’s ‘chamber-folk’ quartet RANT released their latest album ‘SPIN’ to much critical acclaim last year. A bold, ambitious and reflective collection, SPIN is an album of reinterpretation - RANT’s take on influential tracks from their formative years. Music of bands and players from across the globe who inspired them individually and collectively. The album is a tribute to those influences, and whilst nostalgic by nature has a fresh, confident, energised approach synonymous with the band’s well-established resonant sound. With 3 acclaimed albums under their belt - RANT remain at the forefront of the Scottish fiddle scene. The meeting of four of the country’s finest players, the quartet use just their fiddles to weave a tapestry of melodies, textures, layers and sounds. Bethany Reid from Shetland, Anna Massie and Lauren MacColl from the Highland peninsula of the Black Isle, and Gillian Frame from Arran join forces to showcase the combined resonance of their instruments with repertoire unearthed from both old collections and their own contemporary writing. RANT create a sound which is both spacious and lush, yet retaining all the earthy bite and spark of a traditional Scottish fiddle player.

Thu 3 SeptAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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Live Music

RANT at Bunessan Hall

Having recently celebrated a decade or touring together Scotland’s ‘chamber-folk’ quartet RANT released their latest album ‘SPIN’ to much critical acclaim last year. A bold, ambitious and reflective collection, SPIN is an album of reinterpretation - RANT’s take on influential tracks from their formative years. Music of bands and players from across the globe who inspired them individually and collectively. The album is a tribute to those influences, and whilst nostalgic by nature has a fresh, confident, energised approach synonymous with the band’s well-established resonant sound. With 3 acclaimed albums under their belt - RANT remain at the forefront of the Scottish fiddle scene. The meeting of four of the country’s finest players, the quartet use just their fiddles to weave a tapestry of melodies, textures, layers and sounds. Bethany Reid from Shetland, Anna Massie and Lauren MacColl from the Highland peninsula of the Black Isle, and Gillian Frame from Arran join forces to showcase the combined resonance of their instruments with repertoire unearthed from both old collections and their own contemporary writing. RANT create a sound which is both spacious and lush, yet retaining all the earthy bite and spark of a traditional Scottish fiddle player. Known for their love of playing in beautiful spaces, their 2019 album - 'The

Fri 4 SeptAn Tobar and Mull Theatre

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