Dandridge Scots-Irish Festival

Celebrity Tour of Scotland Reception

Featuring Colin Grant-Adams

               As he takes you on a tour of the Highlands & Islands

in Song, Sight, Sense & Taste.

Friday, September 25, 2009, 7:00 p.m.

Invitations will be for Thistle Club Patron members who have contributed a minimum $50 donation through mail or web order  *   Participation will be limited.

The Dandridge Scots-Irish Festival is 100% sponsor driven.   Contributions to the reception assist in bringing this festival to the public with no admission fees.

If you're a sustaining member of the Dandridge Community Trust, you may utilize your 10% discount for this event.  When you buy online, click on the purchase option for members.

*Tax Deductible Donation to help support the Dandridge Scots-Irish Festival as an 'admission free' event.  Tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.  Dandridge Community Trust is an IRS Sec. 501(c)(3) Non-profit corporation.

Join us for a wonderful evening of  Entertainment by Scottish Balladeer, Colin Grant-Adams, wonderfully tasty Scottish Meat Pies, Pastries & refreshment and an interesting & informative Scottish evening with Colin as he takes you on an 'insiders' tour of Scotland.  

A delightfully tasty finger food spread of Scottish Meat Pies & Patries including:  Shepherd's Pie, Mini Meat Pies, Lamb Haggis Bridies & others.

*Admission to the Scottish Foods Reception can be arranged by contributing through one of our Thistle Club Patron's Programs (which include other amenities).  Click on the tab below to purchase a terrific evening at the historic Shepard's Inn*.

Enroll in our Thistle Club Patron's Program     

For mail orders: Dandridge Community Trust, P.O. Box 1382, Dandridge, TN 37725

* The elegant two-story building known as the Shepard's Inn was built by Shadrach Inman, beginning in 1823, when he bought the two-story log cabin he was living in at that time.  Using this cabin, built approximately 1814, as a foundation, Inman built a beautiful 6000 sq.ft. home around the original structure.  The original logs can still be seen in the house today.  Utilized as an Inn since the 1880s, it has been known around the world as the "Shepard's Inn" since 1921.  Closed to the public for decades, this incredible house can now be seen by our reception visitors.