Hogmanay Party, Nova Scotia Folk Club, Wednesday 28 December, 2016
It’s the end of a fantastic and successful year for Nova Scotia Folk Club and so to celebrate there will be haggis pies made by Table 13 Catering and a free drink at the bar for members courtesy of Nova Scotia Folk Club. Performers are asked to pick their 2 best songs performed at the club this year.
Visitors and new performers always welcome. Visitors £6 (includes haggis pie, a drink and live music).
Tickets available online or phone Gina 07877 130984 to pay at door. Members £1.
Nova Scotia Folk Club, Fort Theatre, Kenmure Avenue, Bishopbriggs, G64 2DW
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