Scottish Ramble Performance Schedule

ALL DAY	Living History demonstrations by Clann Tartan	1st Floor North Gallery
9:00 – 1:00	Highland Dance Competition Coordinated by the MN Scottish Celtic Dance Association	Cortille
11:00	Scottish Swords and KnivesBoys growing up in medieval Scotland were trained to become warriors. What was this experience like? Of special interest to ages 9 to 16. (Adults like it, too!) Mike McClellan ~ presenter	Courtroom 326
12:00	Ross Sutter ~ Songs & Activities for Children of All Ages Have your camera ready to capture the magical moments as Ross enchants children	Courtroom 317
12:00 – 4:00	Woodturning Demonstrations - Making Spurtles & Quaiches Jim Sannerud from The Gallery of Wood Art	2nd Floor Gallery
1:00	A discussion of Scottish Weaponry Form follows function or size does matter contextually Terry Wessling ~ presenter	Courtroom 326
1:15	Scots Gaelic Song and Pipe Music of the Western Isles Dick Hensold & Jennifer Licko	Cortille
2:00	Celtic Harp & Vocals with America's Premier Celtic Harper Clairseach ~ Ann & Charlie Heymann	Coutroom 317
2:00	Wool Waulking – learn how the Scots processed wool fabric to make it water & wind resistant ~ Led by Haddayr Copley-Woods & members of Clann Tartan	1st Floor North Gallery
2:30	The Gunn Slingers Join Neil Gunn & his band for traditional ceilidh dances Neil will teach you the steps along the way	Cortile
2:30	Adventurers and Rogues The real life inspirations for “Robinson Crusoe”,“The Man who would be King" and the MacGregor who “invented” a South American country. Charles Knutson ~ presenter	Courtroom 326
3:45	Scottish Sword Fighting ~Clann Tartan Members	Cortille
4:00	Minnesota Police Pipe Band – Open Rehearsal & Tuning	Courtroom 317
4:15	Ross Sutter Favorite Scottish Songs & ballads from Scottish Ramble’s own troubadour	Cortille
5:00	Minnesota Police Pipe Band	Cortille

ALL DAY	Living History demonstrations by Clann Tartan	1st Floor North Gallery
12:15	Kirkin’ of the Tartans Participate in an American Scottish tradition honoring our heritage. Bring forward a piece of your tartan to be blessed. Coordinated by the St. Andrew's Society of Minnesota	Cortille
12:00 – 4:00	Woodturning Demonstrations - Linda Ferber ~ demonstrator	2nd Floor Gallery
12:45	Thistledown with Royal Scottish Country Dance Association & Fligmagaerie	Cortille
1:15	Sir Gustav Doc'tain - Audience Participation Storytelling Bring your imagination and become part of the story!	Courtroom 317
1:15	Scottish Cats and Dogs Fur-ever! A Trip on Four Paws through History, Celtic Myth & Literature Audrey McClellan ~ presenter	Courtroom 326
2:00	Wool Waulking – learn how the Scots processed wool fabric to make it water & wind resistant ~ Led by Haddayr Copley-Woods & members of Clann Tartan	1st Floor North Gallery
2:00	Ross Sutter Favorite Scottish Songs & ballads from Scottish Ramble’s own troubadour	Cortille
2:15	Celtic Harp & Vocals with America's Premier Celtic Harper Clairseach ~ Ann & Charlie Heymann	Coutroom 317
2:30	Real Men Wear Kilts -A short history of Scotland, tartan, kilts and the weaving of tartan. Layton Traver of St. Croix Weaving	Courtroom 326
3:00	Scottish Sword Fighting ~Clann Tartan Members	Cortille
3:15	Sir Gustav Doc'tain - Audience Participation Storytelling Bring your imagination and become part of the story!	Courtroom 317
3:45	Early Scottish Music What makes ancient Scottish music so enticing? Hear examples of tunes dating back to the 17th century on pipes and recorder, and learn how historical music sources complement Scotland's rich aural tradition Dick Hensold ~ presenter	Courtroom 326
3:45	Highland Dance Performance ~ Traditional Dances Minnesota Scottish Celtic Dance Association Dancers	Cortille
4:00	Brian Boru Pipe Band – Open Rehearsal & Tuning	Courtroom 317
4:15	Ross Sutter ~ Songs & Activities for Children of All Ages Have your camera ready to capture the magical moments as Ross enchants children	Cortille
5:00	Brian Boru Pipe Band	Cortille

All times and presentation subject to change

Saturday, February 16