Front Row, left to right: Elly Gilmore, Julia Merchant, Ann Lloyd, Cal Lloyd.
Back Row, left to right: Matt Miller, Marcille Wallis, Don Pigeon, Brendan Nolan.
Scottish Celebrations
Front Row, left to right:
Elly Gilmore, Julia Merchant, Ann Lloyd, Cal Lloyd.
Back Row, left to right: Matt Miller, Marcille Wallis, Don Pigeon, Brendan
Nolan.
Tartan Day 
Americans of Scottish descent played a major role in the development of the
United States, and their influence continues to be felt in all aspects of
American life, from politics to music to scientific ingenuity. The United
States Senate officially recognized the enormous contributions made by
Scottish-Americans with the 1998 declaration of April 6 as Tartan Day, with the
House Of Representatives following suit in 2005.
Also available:
My Heart's In The Highlands 
From
an humble beginning in a small Florida coffee caf� to a grand ballroom setting
for The Memphis Scottish society to the exquisite Charlotte Performing Arts
Center, Celtic Heritage Productions has developed a Rabbie Burns concert now entitled
My Heart's in The Highlands. Affectionately known as The Haggis Bash, this two hour
event comes complete with song, dance,
poetry and guest of honor ... The Haggis!!
The Sounds Of Scotland
By popular demand,
Celtic Heritage Productions is pleased to offer a concert celebrating the
traditional music and dance of Scotland, from the Lowlands to the Highlands and
Islands.
