Aros Centre

Movies coming soon to Aros...The White Crow, Dumbo, Peppa Pig:Festival of Fun, Wonder Park, Red Joan, Avengers:EndgameMovies coming soon to Aros...The White Crow, Dumbo, Peppa Pig:Festival of Fun, Wonder Park, Red Joan, Avengers:Endgame

Waiting Staff Required
We have a full-time year-round vacancy for waiting staff working five days a week in a busy day-time restaurant. Operational hours are 9:00 am to 5:30 pm with a good holiday entitlement.
Rate of pay: £8.45 per hour... To apply, please submit a CV and any other details to aros@aros.co.uk Aros (Isle of Skye) Ltd, Viewfield Road, Portree, Isle of Skye IV51 9EU Tel: 01478 613649. e-mail: aros@aros.co.uk
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Monday 22nd April @ 7.30pm - Tullamore Tickets £12/£10 conc/£5 u16
Contemporary folk styled arrangements of Scottish, Isirsh, American and Canadian music. The line up includes accordion, hammered-dulcimer, guitair and three-part vocals.
... Box Office 01478 613750 www.aroscommunitytheatre.co.uk
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Tonight @ 7.30pm

Sat 20th April @ 7.30pm - Saba Douglas-Hamiltion: A Life with Elephants Tickets ££18.50/£16.50 conc Saba Douglas-Hamilton #alifewithelephants #arosskye
*** Tickets are selling quickly - book now to avoid disappointment ***

Wednesday 17th April @ 7.30pm - Mull Theatre presents 'The Unspotted Snow' Tickets £12/£10 conc/£6 u16 A new work based on the tale of the ill-fated Franklin expedition to discover the North-West Passage and it’s extraordinary 170-year legacy. This light-hearted romp is a play of two halves… the first set on the barren ice floes of the Arctic and the second in the equally inhospitable environment of Lady Jane Franklin’s drawing room. Unspotted Snow is a bold and adventurous tale of tragedy, mishap, folly and arrogance, of starvation and madness, of scurvy and cannibalism. It is a cautionary tale, with some jolly tunes, of true-blue British heroism and ruthless news management.
Comar #mulltheatre '#arosskye #unspottedsnow

The first of our Tha Seo Math Dhuibh - Good for You workshops as part of #Luminate festival begins on Tuesday 23rd April at 1.30pm.
Would you like to take part, or do you know anyone who might like to?
Book a place now by phoning 01478613649 or email iseabail@aros.co.uk
... No previous experience required, just a desire to take part and have fun.
Bidh fàilte romhaibh - all welcome!
#thaseomathdhuibh #Luminate #arosskye #creativeageing #isleofskye #stories #communityarts
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Wednesday @ 7.30pm

Tonight @ 7.30pm

Day 2 @ #Visitscotlandexpo2019 if you are here come and see us (stand F19) and find out about our exciting new exhibition #skyestory which is coming soon to #arosskye Also try a wee sample of Isle Of Skye Distillers #mistyislegin #tommysgin

Fri 12th @ 7.30pm - Brigid Kaelin and Stevecooley

Our stand is ready for Visitscotland Expo 2019 #visitscotlandexpo2019 #arosskye #skyestory

Sat 6th July @ 8pm - Westlife - The Twenty Tour - Live in Cinemas! Tickets £16 *** Tickets on sale Friday 12th April @ 10am ****
Westlife are back! It’s been 20 years since the record-breaking boyband smashed into the charts with their first No. 1 single and now their highly anticipated reunion tour – which sold out in minutes – is coming to cinemas worldwide. Broadcast LIVE on Saturday 6 July from Dublin’s iconic Croke Park stadium, ‘The Twenty Tour’ will see Shane, Nicky, M...ark and Kian perform their brand-new music, alongside all 14 of their UK No.1 hits. For one unforgettable night, Westlife fans from coast to coast will raise the roof once more, in celebration of one of pop’s most sensational comebacks.
#westlifeincinemas #arosskye #westlife
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12-16 April - Captain Marvel (12a) For screening times go to www.aroscommunitytheatre.co.uk

Saba Douglas-Hamilton: A Life with Elephants Sat 20th April
Tickets £18.50/£16.50 Conc *** Tickets are selling quickly - book now **** #sabadoulgashamilton #alifewithelephants #arosskye
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Wed 17th April @ 7.30 - Mull Theatre presents 'The Unspotted Snow' - Tickets £12/£10 cponc/£6 u16s
A new work based on the tale of the ill-fated Franklin expedition to discover the North-West Passage and it’s extraordinary 170-year legacy. This light-hearted romp is a play of two halves… the first set on the barren ice floes of the Arctic and the second in the equally inhospitable environment of Lady Jane Franklin’s drawing room. Unspotted Snow is a bold and adventurous tale ...of tragedy, mishap, folly and arrogance, of starvation and madness, of scurvy and cannibalism. It is a cautionary tale, with some jolly tunes, of true-blue British heroism and ruthless news management.
In 1845, Sir John Franklin and 129 men sailed off in search of the Northwest Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific by way of the North coast of Canada. They were never seen again…
After nine years, news of the expedition was at last brought to London by the remarkable Orcadian explorer and physician John Rae, who worked for the Hudson’s Bay Company. The news he brought was both tragic and grizzly. Unfortunately for Rae, this was the wrong story - true, but wrong, and very much not the story that Victorian England wanted.
The tale of the expedition itself has fascinated the general public, scientists and explorers for over a century and a half. From early findings of frozen corpses and a few artefacts to the very recent discoveries of the expedition’s boats, the Erebus (found 2014) and the Terror (found 2016), successive generations have been enthralled by the ambition and derring-do of the explorers and by their terrifying, macabre fate.
@comar #arosskye #mulltheatre #unspottedsnow
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Fri 26th April - Ivo Graham: Motion Sickness

We visited last year and enjoyed Macbeth, followed by northern lights. Fabulous building for the community.

Visited for the first time yesterday to watch The Last Jedi. The theatre had lovely comfy seats, was lovely and warm, and had a good size screen and surround sound. The staff were very helpful and friendly and there was a large cafe and shop to look around. Well worth a visit.

I love the Aros Centre , Been to a few shows there and the staff are so friendly.

We always go to the Aros Centre when we visit Skye.

They have some fabulous acts playing there.

Fantastic theatre and venue, great audience!

Fantastic local cinema, not what ideas expecting at all.

Best wee cinema in the Highlands. Great for concerts too.

An excellent venue with great staff. Food and coffee shop on site. Really enjoyed it!

Went here when on a wigwam holiday in Uig with friend, watched the movie home

Stopped for a tea and scone! Scone was good. Tea not so much. Service was great �

Food was good. Cafe style friendly staff very busy

We stopped on the way back from the other end of Skye for a bite to eat.

£30 lighter and still hungry the food was shocking!! Hard/cold jacket potato, pizza that was swimming in grease & a kids meal with pizza that was u recognisable due to the amount of added cheddar cheese that was "dumped" on there. Won't be back for food!

Can't comment for the rest of the centre. But the food is a no no if that's anything to go by!

We visited last year and enjoyed Macbeth, followed by northern lights. Fabulous building for the community.

Visited for the first time yesterday to watch The Last Jedi. The theatre had lovely comfy seats, was lovely and warm, and had a good size screen and surround sound. The staff were very helpful and friendly and there was a large cafe and shop to look around. Well worth a visit.

I love the Aros Centre , Been to a few shows there and the staff are so friendly.

We always go to the Aros Centre when we visit Skye.

They have some fabulous acts playing there.

Fantastic theatre and venue, great audience!

Fantastic local cinema, not what ideas expecting at all.

Best wee cinema in the Highlands. Great for concerts too.

An excellent venue with great staff. Food and coffee shop on site. Really enjoyed it!

Went here when on a wigwam holiday in Uig with friend, watched the movie home

Stopped for a tea and scone! Scone was good. Tea not so much. Service was great �

Food was good. Cafe style friendly staff very busy

We stopped on the way back from the other end of Skye for a bite to eat.

£30 lighter and still hungry the food was shocking!! Hard/cold jacket potato, pizza that was swimming in grease & a kids meal with pizza that was u recognisable due to the amount of added cheddar cheese that was "dumped" on there. Won't be back for food!

Can't comment for the rest of the centre. But the food is a no no if that's anything to go by!

We visited last year and enjoyed Macbeth, followed by northern lights. Fabulous building for the community.

Visited for the first time yesterday to watch The Last Jedi. The theatre had lovely comfy seats, was lovely and warm, and had a good size screen and surround sound. The staff were very helpful and friendly and there was a large cafe and shop to look around. Well worth a visit.

I love the Aros Centre , Been to a few shows there and the staff are so friendly.

We always go to the Aros Centre when we visit Skye.

They have some fabulous acts playing there.

Fantastic theatre and venue, great audience!

Fantastic local cinema, not what ideas expecting at all.

Best wee cinema in the Highlands. Great for concerts too.

An excellent venue with great staff. Food and coffee shop on site. Really enjoyed it!

Went here when on a wigwam holiday in Uig with friend, watched the movie home

Stopped for a tea and scone! Scone was good. Tea not so much. Service was great �

Food was good. Cafe style friendly staff very busy

We stopped on the way back from the other end of Skye for a bite to eat.

£30 lighter and still hungry the food was shocking!! Hard/cold jacket potato, pizza that was swimming in grease & a kids meal with pizza that was u recognisable due to the amount of added cheddar cheese that was "dumped" on there. Won't be back for food!

Can't comment for the rest of the centre. But the food is a no no if that's anything to go by!

We visited last year and enjoyed Macbeth, followed by northern lights. Fabulous building for the community.

Visited for the first time yesterday to watch The Last Jedi. The theatre had lovely comfy seats, was lovely and warm, and had a good size screen and surround sound. The staff were very helpful and friendly and there was a large cafe and shop to look around. Well worth a visit.

I love the Aros Centre , Been to a few shows there and the staff are so friendly.

We always go to the Aros Centre when we visit Skye.

They have some fabulous acts playing there.

Fantastic theatre and venue, great audience!

Fantastic local cinema, not what ideas expecting at all.

Best wee cinema in the Highlands. Great for concerts too.

An excellent venue with great staff. Food and coffee shop on site. Really enjoyed it!

Went here when on a wigwam holiday in Uig with friend, watched the movie home

Stopped for a tea and scone! Scone was good. Tea not so much. Service was great �

Food was good. Cafe style friendly staff very busy

We stopped on the way back from the other end of Skye for a bite to eat.

£30 lighter and still hungry the food was shocking!! Hard/cold jacket potato, pizza that was swimming in grease & a kids meal with pizza that was u recognisable due to the amount of added cheddar cheese that was "dumped" on there. Won't be back for food!

Can't comment for the rest of the centre. But the food is a no no if that's anything to go by!