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Ceud Mile Failte
Come to the Faire! |
The Northeast South Dakota Celtic Faire and Games will feature a unique blend of the arts, sporting events, and agricultural demonstrations that educate the public on Celtic culture and its contribution and impact on our American society and culture.
The days will be filled with activities such as concerts, music workshops, dance performances, dance instruction, heritage arts demonstrations, traditional Celtic sporting events, historical and genealogical experts and authors.
Experience the music of a pipe band, the excitement of a ceili dance, the food and drink. Witness the determination of the caber toss contestants, the frustration of a mad road bowler, the laughter, and the cheers. Learn about clan history from the many clans and families gathered, or learn about traditional folk arts.
Young or old, there are a variety of activities from the arts to the athletics for you to participate in!
Daily Admission Prices for the 2010 Faire
13 & older - $5.00
Ages 5 - 12 - $2.00
Under 5 Free
September 19th Celtic Blaze will be performing at the Johnson Fine Arts Center. Any attendee to the Celtic Faire will receive $10 off with their armband from the Celtic Faire to the concert. |
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WE NEED YOU!
The Celtic Faire relies on people like you to help plan and provide a high quality event for the region. We are always in need of help throughout the year with many tasksit takes to bring a large event to life.
Please contact us if you would like to help with any of the following:
- Membership on the planning board
- Sponsoship
- Volunteer for the event
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Sponsorship Levels
Laird (Corporate) $1500 or more
(in cash, goods or services)
Chieftain $1000—$1499
(in cash, goods or services)
Marshall
$750—$999
(in cash, goods or services)
Captain
$300—$749
(in cash, goods or services)
Clansman
$100—$299 (in cash, goods or services)
If interested in sponsoring a particular event, please note the contribution on your donor form so that we may acknowledge your sponsorship at the event site.
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