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One of many upcoming events we are holding or doing this year. Our website calendar is filling up, and it's going to be wonderful. Come along and be part of the highland fun!
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There will be very limited door sales tomorrow, as the Ottawa Irish Arts @OttawaCCE pre-sales have been very successful.
Looking for an authentic family friendly Irish experience in Ottawa this weekend? Come to the ceili!
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Getting ready for a big day on May 3. I hope you can join us - as a guest, a piper, or a drummer. All the details are on our website at sospb.com/ve-day-80.html Come make history with us in Ottawa!
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We are hosting a big Tartan Day weekend, beginning on Saturday at Beechwood Cemetery in the Sacred Space. Sunday is Parliament Hill - love to see you at both - kilts optional but encouraged! Thanks everyone!
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6. She liked to get woken up by the sound of bagpipes.
- When the Queen spent her time at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, she was often woken up to the sound of bagpipes, played by her official ‘Piper to the Sovereign’.
- he would play every day at her window from 9am, for around 15 minutes in order to start the monarch's day with music. He is said to have played a different song every time, as the Queen didn’t like too many repeats.
- Touchingly, the Piper to the Sovereign actually also played at the Queen’s funeral, opting for the lament, ‘Sleep, dearie, sleep’, which was played towards the end of the service at Westminster Abbey
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We have so many interesting events coming up in the next couple of months. Be sure to check out our website for all the details. In the meantime....
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This weekend, here in Ottawa, there will be a 2 day party. Each afternoon, at Deacon Brodie's Pub on Elgin, you can drop in and hear some pipes, some drums, and enjoy a wee gathering. No cover, bring your friends - Happy St. Patrick's Day!
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Canada’s Celtic Cross Dancers perform the Highland Fling at Tartan Day on Ellis Island in 2015. We return Mar 30 to Apr 7. Ferry tickets via statuecruises.com
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1/2 Yesterday evening, MPs dressed in traditional Scottish attire for the annual Robbie Burns dinner on the Hill. This event pays homage to Robert Burns, Scotland’s most celebrated poet.
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January means lots of nice Robbie Burns events - if you're looking for one in your area, try the local Scottish groups, legions, and more - and scottishbanner.com has a terrific listing, every month and so much more - enjoy!
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Love for Ottawa’s Bluesfest bagpiper continues! 🎶
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BURNS NIGHT - two epic celebrations here at Deacon Brodies! Join us officially at 6pm Weds & Sat - (we hear the @SOSPB & @ChampionBagpipe may show up even early to get the party started!) - No cover, but if you can bring a non-perishable to support @OttawaFoodBank #rabbieburns
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Getting ready to welcome our #TogetherAtChristmas guests, celebrating those who have gone above and beyond in their communities and paying tribute to Her Late Majesty The Queen
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Welcome to Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire, one of the grandest, and most haunted castles in Scotland!
Sound on to hear the ghost story of Lilias Drummond - The Green Lady of Fyvie.
#Scotland #ScottishGhostStory #ScottishCastle @N_T_S @visitabdn #YS2022 #TalesOfScotland
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We are getting lots of requests for Burns celebration music and more - if you have any cool haggis-themed ideas, send them along and we'll share them! Go on the Bard!



































