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March Opening Times: Tues-Sat, 10-4pm

Our lunch menu offers a choice of homemade soups and hot daily specials, toddlers portions and tasty toasties...

Suki leaf teas, fairtrade coffee, hot chocolate, cold drinks, snacks and baking served all day.

Need to stock up on deli produce?We have a range of speciality condiments, beans and dried mushrooms for sale in the cafe.

Cafe Curry returns this March... but now every FRIDAY! Spice up the start of your weekend in the An Tobar Cafe, starts FRIDAY 7 MARCH, 12-3pm.

LEO MORAN & ANTHONY THISTLEWAITE (Duo from Saw Doctors)

In the Summer of 2013 with The Saw Doctors on a year long sabbatical, two band members and friends, Leo Moran and Anthony Thistlethwaite have put together an acoustic show that will include different takes on well-known Saw Doctors’ songs, versions of lesser-known band songs, a few from Anthony’s solo-albums and other songs written recently with Tuam songwriter Padraig Stevens. It’s all new and fresh and challenging and exciting .....

Tue 11 March, An Tobar, 8.30pmTickets £10/£8

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VISUAL ARTS

WHAT’S ON AT AN TOBAR AND DRUIMFIN

AN TOBAR CAFE & SHOP

MARCH2014

EXHIBITIONFLIES BY DAY IN SUNSHINE7 – 29 March 2014

An exhibition of newly commissioned work, Flies by Day in Sunshine sees the (fictional) inauguration of the island’s first annual SLENDER SCOTCH BURNET MOTH community parade.

The day-flying Slender Scotch Burnet Moth is one of 6 species of Burnet moth all of which are endangered, 5 can be found in the British Isles and one that lives exclusively on the Isles of Mull, Ulva and Gometra. Coinciding with the year of the International Burnet Moth Conference on Mull in September 2014, this multifaceted project celebrates one of the island’s rarest and most stunning species of wildlife.

Including sculpture, costume design plus a new fictionalised account of the moth, the project will observe in red and black the final stages of metamorphosis of the island’s Burnet larvae into moths, taking to the wing from mid-June. Visitors to the gallery can don one of 20 handmade woolen moth hoods, one of which will fire into the air her 5ft proboscis in commemoration of this extraordinary island icon.

The exhibition draws from a myriad of references including contemporary fiction, new nature writing, superhero comics, and Disney animation plus real accounts from the entomological world including tales of wholesale caterpillar theft and cyanide poisoning.

EXHIBITION OPENING An TobarThursday 6 March, 6-9pm

COMING UP IN APRIL...

LAUREN GODFREY: STOVIES, SCALLOPS & SCABBY MAN’S HEADSApril 3 – 17 May 2014 (TBC)

COMAR invites artist Lauren Godfrey to produce a new body of artwork in response to the island’s flourishing food industry. For her new commission by Comar of three aqua-cut linoleum floor designs, Godfrey responds to Scotland’s – and specifically Mull’s – new food producers, and to the often-romantic language and imagery used to communicate their provenance. “Mulleachs & Molluscs”, her welcome mat to An Tobar proclaims. Both are welcome here.

LIVE MUSIC

Scotland. When they meet up they make music. Their influences and musical interests are vast, ranging from Appalachian banjo music to 20th century electro-acoustic composition by way of 1960s West African pop and interactive sound art. Using mostly acoustic instruments including gourd banjos, pianos, guitars, the brothers defy strict categorisation. Their music is strongly rooted in tradition yet forward looking, introspective yet universal, straightforward yet complex. Their album “Jagged Land” is out now.

Tue 18 March, An Tobar, 8.30pmTickets £10/£8

COMING UP IN APRIL...PATSY REID

Only two years after leaving the brilliant and loud Breabach, you could’ve seen Patsy performing as part of The Cecil Sharp Project or Kathryn Tickell’s Northumbrian Voices, or at the London 2012 celebrations with Zakir Hussain’s Pulse of the World. She played with The Unusual Suspects and The True North Orchestra, as well as forming a new string trio called VAMM. And in the studio Patsy is a one woman string quartet, contributing to albums by Duncan Chisholm, Bella Hardy, Treacherous Orchestra, Tim Edey and… But after all that collaboration it’s time for Patsy herself to take centre stage. Some might say it’s not before time.

Fri 11 April, An Tobar, 8.30pmTickets £10/£8

SEZNEC BROTHERS

The Seznec Brothers are Cory and Yann. They really are brothers, though it may seem like an elaborate ruse to gain credibility. Cory lives in France. Yann lives in

THEATRE

COME JOIN US!

COMING UP IN APRIL...Easter holiday shows Tues 8 April - The Secret Life of Suitcases, Druimfin, 3pmA magical and wondrous show for age 5+ Thur 10 April - Within This Dust, Druimfin, 8pmCritically acclaimed dance by award-winning choreographer Thomas Small. Tue 15 April - The Adventures of Robin Hood, Druimfin, 7.30pmUnleash your imagination with this family show, age 7+ Wed 16 April - My City, An Tobar, 3pmTwo friends, who speak only Spanish or Gaelic, they tell each other fantastical stories. Age 5+ (with workshop, 10am-noon) Wed 16 April - Ban this Filth! Druimfin, 8pmAward-winning writer Alan Bissett plays himself and controversial feminist Andrea Dworkin, age 16+ Fri 18 April - Pirates and Mermaids, various locations and timesAn uplifting show about true love, family advice, favourite sweets and whisky, age 12+

STAFF REQUIRED

Comar is looking for two part-time Administration Assistants to join its core staff. We may consider offering

the role as one full time position.

The role/s will be responsible for ensuring the smooth routine administration of the company.

To apply please send your CV and a covering letter to lesley@comar.co.uk by

Monday 3rd March

Also available...Cafe Staff at An Tobar and

Front-of-house Stafffor events across both venues

Please email ester@comar.co.uk