- At the Tiki Room at the Tranzac - 292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto
- 7:30-11:00 p.m.
- The Bean an Taigh this month is Trish MacNeil!
Come out to speak and learn Gaelic, enjoy cultural fun and activities, share a story, song or dance and help grow our Gaelic community together.
Minimum $5 donation, additional donation towards costs accepted. There will be door prizes, snacks will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own; a cash bar is also available. Bring your instruments, wear your dancing shoes and share the richness of our Gaelic culture together!
The Gaelic Society Ceilidhs will occur on the third Friday of every month: August 16, September 20, October 18, November 15, December 20
We held our winter gathering of food, fun and friends on Saturday, 03 February 2018. More than 40 people and children showed up for the festivities. We had a new venue this year, Estonia House, on Broadview Avenue, in Toronto. It has onsite parking, which is a real blessing when you are bringing in supplies and walking through snowy weather. The building is narrow on the street side, so it took a few tries for some people to find it, as they drove right by. Once in though, everyone found it to be a spacious and welcoming place and the staff were helpful and enthusiastic about having a new group using their facility. The afternoon began with piper Kayleigh Johnstone, followed by Gaelic songs from Filina MacLean, Zachary Wallace, Matthew Chisholm and Nathaniel Harrington. A buffet lunch was enjoyed by all and people were able to socialize with friends while they shared the food and the lovely desserts. A raffle was going on throughout the afternoon, where people purchased tickets and put them in the paper bag accompanying the article they wanted. Then, the big entertainment of the afternoon began with highland dancers, including three little boys kitted out in kilts and bonnets. They were from the Sheryl Joyner School of Highland Dance and, from what I could see, everyone loved them. The 14 dancers worked hard to please us, and having a stage for them to perform on in the room made all the difference, as everyone had a good view. Then came the moment of truth for the raffle winners, who walked away from the display tables with their winnings in their arms, obviously happy with the results. The afternoon was winding down. Donnie MacLean played several accordion numbers. A group of us played games which the games committee had organized. A favourite was the caber toss, with pool noodles. As the ceiling in the auditorium is high, folks were able to give their caber a good go. Thank you so much to all the helping hands. It was a team event, and your contributions are much appreciated. I know that a number of people had to cancel their attendance due to illness, especially this nasty flu. We missed you, and hope you are on the mend. It was a successful event, and I look forward to next year. Moira Billard Events Coordinator. A Social Event of Scottish Music and Dancing!! WHEN: March 3, 2018 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm WHERE: Angus Glen Golf and Country Club 10080 Kennedy Rd Markham, ON L6C 1N9 Canada COST: $20.00 Doors open at 6:30 PM Tickets available at the door - CASH ONLY
Please join us for our winter holiday celebration for an afternoon of Fun, Friends and Food.
When: Saturday February 3, 2018 Time : 1:30pm to 5:30 pm Where : Estonian House 958 Broadview Avenue East York, Toronto There is parking available behind the building. Easy TTC access. There is an elevator at the front of the building for wheelchair/ handicap access Tickets: $25.00 for members (+ $1 online processing fee) $30.00 for non members (+ $1 online processing fee) $15.00 for students (+ .50 online processing fee) PLEASE REGISTER IN ADVANCE SO WE CAN PROVIDE SUFFICIENTLY FOR EVERYONE - TWO WAYS: 1. Register and pay in advance - enter your info and pay via the payment button below. 2. Register and pay at the door - send an email to [email protected] and provide us with the name(s) of who is attending! SEE YOU THERE! |
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