NATIONAL TARTAN DAY ANNUAL COCKTAIL PARTY
When: Thursday, April 5th
Time: 6 pm to 8pm
Where: NY Racquet & Tennis Club, 370 Park Avenue, NY 10022
Celebrate with Saint Andrew's Society at the National Tartan Day annual cocktail party hosted for the New York City Scottish community to celebrate its love of all things Scotland!
Sponsored in part by Walkers Shortbread, and the Scottish Government.
Jacket & Tie Required | Highland Dress Preferred
Reservations are required for the cocktail party.
Price: $85 (members); $95 (non-members)
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KIRKIN O' THE TARTAN PRE PARADE BRUNCH
When: Saturday, April 7th
Time: 10 am Service (Brunch immediately following service in Watson Hall)
Where: The Brick Presbyterian Church, 1140 Park Av / 92nd St, NY 10128
Kick off Parade day with the Kirkin o' the Tartan Church Service and Pre Parade Brunch. A time honored event for the entire family. The Service will be followed by the pre parade brunch. All are welcome to march with Saint Andrew's at the parade.
Sponsored in part by Coach USA, and Walkers Shortbread.
Reservations are Required for the Brunch.
Price: $30 Members; $40 Non members; $15 Children under 10; Children under 5 - Free.
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When: Saturday, April 7th
Time: 1 pm Line Up; Parade starts at 2 pm
Where: West 44th Street, between 5th & 6th Avenue
March with Saint Andrew's Society in the NYC Tartan Day Parade. Meet us at West 44th Street between 5th & 6th Avenue!
National Tartan Day recognizes the contributions made by Scottish-Americans to the United States. In the early beginnings, two pipe bands and a small but enthusiastic group of Scottish Americans marched from the British Consulate to the UN. Now 20 years later, the parade has grown to include hundreds of pipers, thousands of marchers and many more thousands cheering from the sidelines. For more information about National Tartan Day and Post Parade Events, go to NYC Tartan Week.
The Saint Andrew Society of the State of New York wishes to thank the following organizations for their support of its Scotland Week events.
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