A celebration of this year's major lunar standstill.

The paintings of Aonghas Mhic Alasdair (Angus Morrison) of Ness are on display in the foyer  and can be seen until July the 3^rd. This is the first time that these paintings have been brought together and is a unique opportunity to see some of the fine woks of this self-taught artist from the Isle of Lewis.

The show is a retrospective exhibition of Joanne Breen’s textiles, embroidery and weaving.

This exhibition has a local link, as Joanne spent a lot of time in Lewis.

Taisbeanadh beag ach air leth inntinneach le luchd-ealain fèin fòghlamaichte bho eilean Tory, dhe oirthir Èirinn a Tuath.

A small but fascinating exhibition by the self-taught artists of Tory Island , off the coast of Ireland

‘S e taisbeanadh fosgailte nan eilean a th’ ann an Grinneas nan Eilean agus ann an dòigh, seo far an do thòisich An Lanntair.

Grinneas nan Eilean is the Islands' Open exhibition and is in a sense where An Lanntair began.

Lobht nan Seol: The Sail Loft Exhibition comprised of works by four varied, contrasting and international artists.  Selected by Lewis artist Ian Stephen to join him in the debut show were Carina Finn from Sweden, Mikko Paakkola from Finland, and fellow Leodhasach Moira Maclean.