Welcome to the ceilidh collective!
Tickets for all our events are available here.
Tickets for all our events are available here.
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Climate Emergency CeilidhWe're delighted to bring together the passion and commitment of the Scottish Youth Climate Strikers, the steadfast campaigning over 40 years of Friends of the Earth Scotland and the on-the-ground dedication and concern of Refugee Survival Trust to bring you our 4th fundraising ceilidh at Greyfriars Kirk, back with the super talented Hud Yer Wheesht.
We've got to continue to pile pressure and persuasion on our leaders, lead by example in our own lives, and shout out about the climate emergency. At the same time we need to sustain all our networks and activists with food, music and dance (as well as financial donations). Thanks to all our volunteers, 100% of profits from the food, door and bar will be split between Friends of the Earth Scotland and Refugee Survival Trust, with all proceeds from the raffle going to Scottish Youth Climate Strikers. We hope you can join us on the 2nd of November for some fun, some passion, and a commitment for doing what you can for our fragile planet and her many inhabitants. In peace and a twirl, Robin and all the ceilidh collective. |
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Previous eventsShare of ceilidh proceeds to beneficiaries the past few ceilidhs were as follows:
See details of our our recent events here. VolunteerIf you'd like to volunteer to make sure they all happen head here and help us make it so! Four hours work on the night in exchange for hot food, a drink and free entry to the ceilidh. Best ceilidh deal in town!
TicketsAs soon as tickets are made available you can buy tickets for the next ceilidh collective events from Brown Paper Tickets.
Alternatively, and avoiding booking fees, you can pop along to the wonderful people at New Leaf Co-op on Argyle Place, Edinburgh. They provide an amazing box office service in exchange for five tickets per ceilidh from us. In their words they are "Edinburgh's local, unpackaged, scoop your own, nut-grinding, organic, worker-run co-operative putting affordable local, ethical food first". They are more than well worth supporting and using. You can't get more right-on and what a treat to speak to people who really know a lot about food, their suppliers and the local area! |