Music Festival
Between 2005 and 2007 the airfield hosted the Isle of Skye Music Festival.
In March 2012, it hosted the Celtic Connections Big Top, part of Glasgow's Celtic Connections festival. Artists performing at this two-day event included Rosanne Cash, The Civil Wars, Raul Malo, Mànran and Niteworks. This was the first time Celtic Connections has held an event outwith Glasgow.
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