Burns Night Ceilidh Ticket

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Grab your Tickets* to the Burns Night Ceilidh here!!

We are delighted to be partnering with our neighbours Lawrie & Symington as their nominated charity for their Burns Night Ceilidh being held at Lanark Agricultural Centre. 

We can’t wait to see you all there – make sure you bring your spending money as, not only will there be a Raffle (tickets will be sold in the run up to the event and on the evening before it’s drawn), but we are also putting together what can easily be described as a truly fantastic array of prizes and experiences for a Silent Auction to be held on the night.  There are many amazing prizes including Distillery Tours, and Event Tickets – but our Grand Prize for the Auction is a Helicopter Tour of Edinburgh, the Forth Bridges, and other local special landmarks (30 minute duration) and Lunch at Cornhill Castle for up to 4 persons  – worth £2500!!. 

All of these prizes have been generously donated to allow us to raise funds to benefit all of our amazing Participants who use Clydesdale Community Initiatives, and to whom we are an essential facet of their lives’ providing training, support, and work experience to the most disadvantaged residents in Lanarkshire.

How this ticket purchase works:

1.  Purchase your required ticket amount, making sure to use the button “calculate shipping” to access the shipping options.  Use the “Gift Voucher Posted” option should you require the tickets to be posted to you.

2.  We will post out your official Event Tickets to the shipping address upon completion of the transaction – should you reside locally, we can allow for collection at Langloch Farm Main Reception – simply select the Click and Collect option from the shipping options.

3.  Sit back and relax, but make sure those dancing shoes are comfortable, the tartan is pressed, and you are ready to fully  embrace the Ceilidh!

*Tickets include a bespoke Whisky cocktail designed specifically for the event, the address to the haggis (with Piper of course!), 3-course Burns Supper, and dancing the night away to the always fantastic “It’s no’ reel”