Tartan Day Celebration


Saturday, April 1, 2017

Tartan Day Celebration

5:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: Beaver Valley Community Center, Thornbury/Clarksburg

Scottish immigrants helped settle Grey County and we remember their efforts when we celebrate our Scottish heritage each year. Our band has helped keep this tradition alive by playing music in local parades and events over the past 57 years. 
To celebrate our Scottish roots, our Band will be hosting a Tartan Day Celebration on April 1st 2017 at the Beaver Valley Community Centre in Thornbury and welcome all to enjoy an entertaining night together. 
Social hour begins at 5:00 with a cash bar provided by the Thornbury/Clarksburg Rotary Club. Dinner will begin at 6PM with the “Ode to the Haggis” followed by traditional food: Scottish meat pies, neeps, tatties and of course Haggis! 
There will be music throughout the evening. Special guests include Jennifer Potter, Highland Dancers, and Highland Country Dancers. 
A number of new sets will be performed by the Beaver Valley Pipes and Drums. 

Door prizes, raffles and other surprises are also part of the festivities 
Tickets are $25 each and are available for sale until March 21st at the Pharmasave in Thornbury, at the Stuff to Read/The Source in Meaford, or from band members. 
Also tickets can be purchased by contacting our band at beavervalleypipeband@gmail.com. 
We hope you will join us on April 1st for our celebration. 

Please wear your tartan and if you have a kilt, wear it with pride! Slàinte mhath! Alba gu brath! ….. (Good health to you! ….. Scotland Forever!) Contact: Beaver Valley Pipes and Drums
Phone: 705-606-2573
Email: beavervalleypipeband@gmail.com

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