CLUB NIGHT

With Neil Landstrumm,
DJ Cablecar,
Jemima from the Bible

Celebrating
As Long As It Yields
by José García Oliva

Exhibition opening 5–7pm, Timespan, Helmsdale
Dancefloor 9pm–12.45am, Bunillidh Social Club, Helmsdale

Timespan and Baile/Baile present their first collaboration: a high energy club night celebrating the opening of As Long As It Yields by José García Oliva. The evening begins at Timespan with the exhibition opening from 5–7pm. From 9pm, we move to the Bunillidh Social Club for a late programme shaped by Highland club culture and serious sound. The club night extends the exhibition’s themes into a collective space of gathering, movement and shared experience.

Advance booking strongly recommended. Capacity is limited.

Line up

Neil Landstrumm
A defining figure in Scottish techno with an international profile. Having grown up between Inverness and Brora, this set marks a return north

DJ Cablecar
Co founder of Baile/Baile

Jemima from the Bible
Co founder of Baile/Baile

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About Baile/Baile

Baile/Baile is a Highland party founded by Sigi Whittle and Jemima Fasakin. Emerging from club nights in Ullapool, they have brought artists and DJs from across Scotland to the Highlands.

Their programme champions Highland talent and promotes Gaelic language and culture through events in the Highlands, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Each event evolves, with a consistent commitment to collective and accessible club culture.

About the exhibition

As Long As It Yields is the first solo exhibition in Scotland by Venezuelan artist José García Oliva.

The exhibition presents a new body of work examining agricultural and labour extraction systems sustained by overseas seasonal worker schemes and land exploitation, operating within structures of deferred responsibility.

This framework is set in contrast to romanticised notions of the rural landscape as pastoral abundance. The work emerges from conversations, gatherings and drawings developed in collaboration with agricultural workers supported by the Worker Support Centre and the Justice Is Not Seasonal campaign.

Tickets

£19.60 standard
£16.10 Timespan Community Card*

Tickets available via baile/baile’s Resident Advisor page:

Advance booking recommended. Tickets may not be available on the door.
Tickets are non refundable except in the case of event cancellation.

*This discounted ticket is for people living in Helmsdale and the parishes of Kildonan, Loth, Clyne, Golspie and Latheron who are signed up to Timespan’s Community Card. The card is free and helps us keep events accessible for local people. 

Community Card status will be checked on the door. You do not need a physical card, only a subscription.

Venue

Bunillidh Social Club, Helmsdale
Coupar Park
KW8 6HH

Doors 9pm
Event ends 12.45am
Last entry 10.30pm
18+ only. Valid ID required.

The venue is a short walk from Timespan and Helmsdale train station.
Bar available on site.

Accessibility

Both venues are wheelchair accessible. If you have any specific access requirements, we encourage you to get in touch in advance at enquiries@timespan.org.uk

Accommodation

Helmsdale offers a range of guesthouses, hotels and self catering accommodation within walking distance of both venues.

We strongly recommend booking accommodation locally if you are travelling, as there are no late night public transport options after the event.

View local accommodation options:
https://timespan.org.uk/local-accommodation/

Transport

Helmsdale is on the Far North rail line with regular services to and from Inverness, Wick and Thurso.

The village sits on the A9 and is accessible by car from Inverness in approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

Please check train and bus times carefully in advance. 

Community guidelines

Timespan is committed to creating spaces where everyone feels valued, respected and supported. This is an 18+ event. Valid ID required.

Please:

• Treat others with dignity and care
• Be mindful of language and behaviour
• Respect different identities and lived experiences
• Look after one another and the space

We do not tolerate discrimination, harassment, hate speech, intimidation, unwanted physical contact or threatening behaviour.

If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, speak to a member of staff or the door team. Anyone not adhering to these guidelines may be refused entry or asked to leave.

baile/baile at Kelburn. Photo by Celine Antal