"Brig" [Brig] Meaning: Bridge
30 November -1,
Ballywalter Community Action Group in partnership with Ballywalter & District Historical Society are hosting the Ballywalter Ulster Scots Festival.
BALLYWALTER ULSTER SCOTS FESTIVAL
Wednesday 16 September – Saturday 19 September
Wednesday 16 September – Ulster Scots Literary Evening 7.00pm – 9.00pm
Ballywalter Village Hall
Suggested Donation £3
Guest Speakers
Laura Spence “The Rhyming Weavers”
Mark Thompson “Ulster Scots on the Ards Peninsula”
Musical Input by Patrick Bell
Thursday 17 September - Ulster Scots Storytelling, Ulster Scots Music and A Walk Down Memory Lane Ulster Scots Style 7.00pm -10.00pm
Ballywalter Orange Hall, Harbour Road Ballywalter
Suggested Donation £3
Liz Weir “Storytelling”
Willie Cromie “A walk down memory Lane Ulster Scots Style “
Musical Input - Family Folk
Musical Input - Sean Doran
Friday 18 September - Ulster Scots Concert 7.00pm-10.00pm
Ballywalter Presbyterian Church Hall
Suggested Donation £3
Ulster Scots Music and Dance
Greyabbey Highland Dancers
Newton Boys
Ballywalter Flute Band
Count me In
Saturday 19 September – Ballywalter Ulster Scots Festival Day 12 noon- 7.00pm
Area at the back of Main Street
Open Air Concert (Ulster Scots Music)
Side Shows, Inflatables
Arts & Crafts
Refreshments
Fancy Dress Parade led by Ballywalter Flute Band
Ulster Scots Dancing Displays
Ulster Scots Cookery Demonstration
Ulster Scots Information
Genealogy
Border Reivers Re-Enactment
Rising Stour
Ulster Scots Music
Supported by Ulster Scots Agency, Ards & North Down Borough Council & County Down Rural Community Network
Everyone Welcome
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