Here you will find information, resources and opportunities for educators, artists, writers, Gaelic scholars, historians, and others to engage in conversations which focus on Gaelic culture.

The legacy of the early Gaels continues to enrich our lives and culture today, in celebrations of song, dance, story telling, art, education and a renewed interest in "finding our roots". Gaelic culture is acknowledged through newspaper and magazine circulation, countless websites, Gaelic awareness celebrations, and the development of many courses in Gaelic language and arts. The legacy of Gaelic settlers in "New Scotland" makes an important contribution to tourism in Nova Scotia.

Gaelic Cultural Studies 11 acknowledges and honours the story of the Gaels for their descendants as well as for other interested students and teachers.

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