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Ceilidh and Kirkin' 2011 October 29-30, 2011Get involved in this year's Scottish Festival! This year's Ceilidh includes: a Highland Dance Festival, Family Friendly pub, Kid's Glen, Celtic Cafe, Raffle, Silent Auction, Bake Sale, Crafts & Gifts, and Kirkin' o' th' Tartan. Find out our most up to date information on facebook.
Saturday, October 29 Doors open at 10:00 am  All Day activites
| - Live Celtic Music
- Kid's Glen (with bounce house)
- Bake Sale
- Raffle
- Crafts & Gifts
- Silent Auction
| | | | | | | | Special Events | - Celtic Cafe (10am-4pm)
- Highland Dance Competition (12-2pm)
- Celtic Country Dancers; teaching Celtic Folk dance (3:30pm)
- Cross and Thistle Pub (4-10pm)
| | | | | | | | Musical Groups | - Julie ni Hewkin ; Harp/hammered dulcimer (12-2pm in the Celtic Cafe)
- Shanahy (5:15pm in the Pub)
- Swagger (7:30pm in the Pub)
- Bagpipe music (throughout the day)
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Sunday, October 30 Scheduled Events: What is it?
| First Presbyterian Church has an annual Scottish Festival, or Ceilidh (pronounced KAY-lee, Celtic for "Party"), to celebrate the Scottish heritage of the Presbyterian Church. The festival ends on Reformation Sunday with our special worship service - The Kirkin' o' th' Tartan (Celtic for "Church of the Tartan"). | What does it cost? | Entrance to the festival is free of charge, but you'll need to bring some cash to buy food, participate in the raffle, or buy gifts. An ATM machine will be available on site. | Where does the money go? | Each year we choose different community charities to benefit from the Ceilidh proceeds. This year's beneficiaries are The Rescue Mission of Salt Lake and The Utah Youth Mentor Project (supporting youth aging out of foster care). |
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