Performances by:

Out of Kilters
Eric Wilson
Celtic Moonshine
Seven Pipers Highland Dancers
Lykiska
The Tucson and District Pipe Band

More info at www.tucsoncelticfestival.org. My husband and I volunteered at the last Celtic Festival, mainly because we’re lived in England in two cities, honeymooned in Ireland, traveled to Scotland and Wales, and enjoy these cultures. And I love hearing “Scotland the Brave” on the bagpipes played by men (and women) in kilts of the Seven Pipers Band at 2nd Saturdays Downtown.

Enjoy that whisky tasting.

Please join the Tucson Celtic Festival Association in celebrating Tartan Day on April 7 at the Many Hands Courtyard (3054 N. First Ave) from NOON to 7 PM. Tartan Day is a national holiday that celebrates Scottish heritage in America. We will have the Seven Pipers Scottish Society Pipe Band, Food, Entertainment, Games, Music by Out of Kilters, Scatter the Dust and more, Family Heritage, Scottish History, Raffles & Silent Auction and a Whisky Tasting!!

Plus there’s also having:
Fish & Chips (hopefully with vinegar)
Pop the Scottish Question!
(Yes, you have to show up to find out!)
Register your Tartan for a 50/50 Drawing!
Guess how many different Tartans are represented & win a Prize!

Suggested Donation $3 – Proceeds benefit the Tucson Celtic Festival Association, www.http://tucsoncelticfestival.org/.

I’ve been to Scotland twice in my life and have even looked for Nessie in Loch Ness by boat. And I’ve heard beautiful bagpipes played at Stirling Castle in Scotland, as well as downtown Tucson on 2nd Saturdays Downtown. My favorite song is, of course, the courageous “Scotland the Brave”. (Check it out on Youtube)