This sounds like such fun! Do people wear garb? I know the men wear kilts. What about the women?
Oh yeah ^_^. Come as you are, garb is welcome.
It helps to take along a comfy chair, since no matter how many folding chairs they have, it's generally standing room only. Crowds tend to be around 75-100 for the musical acts in the Ceilidh tent. This is getting bigger every year, and the Ceilidh really gets going after 5. Sing alongs are common.
Seems we get more musical acts every year, and seriously good ones (I can vouch for this, since we try to finagle a Clan tent spot across from the party.)
Free admission, lots of parking, beer, soda (and that gross drink that has been called Scotland's
other national drink- Irn Bru. Ick!)
Haggis, baby's head, pasties (yum) , fish and chips, available from vendors of ethnic foods and hot dogs and hamburgers from the Boy Scouts, vets and POW concessions.
We've had sheep dog demos for the last couple years-always interesting.
Caber, sheaf and Hammer toss athletic championships for both sexes (thus the ladies in kilts). and activities for kids everywhere. Parade of tartans-and you can walk with your clan if you wish.
