North Texas Irish Festival March 1-3

**bdkilted** · 27th January 13, 12:48 PM

It's almost time for the North Texas Irish Festival again. For those of you who haven't been, it is held at the Texas State Fair Park in south Dallas. The festival takes up several of the exhibition buildings with lots of live celtic, and celtic rock bands. There are vendors for food, kilts, clothing and jewelry as well just about anything else you can think of. There are workshops/lectures on various topics and last but not least there is the Scottish Clan Village (where you will find yours truly most of the time). So come out and enjoy the music, the beer and the fun.

**cck** · 28th January 13, 02:29 PM

Waco is a long drive and Dallas is twice as far, but I hope I'll see you at the Texas Scottish Festival in May. We have definite plans to be there.

**chewse** · 28th January 13, 03:46 PM

Meet up?

**bdkilted** · 2nd February 13, 10:40 AM

Of course we will meet up. I wouldn't mind doing without the sheep this time....Drac.
I haven't gotten the schedule of events, so hate to plan a meet up and then have to be in the clan parade at that time. Details should be posted soon, so check back.

**bdkilted** · 9th February 13, 04:40 PM

Still don't have the full schedule, but we certainly can plan on Saturday afternoon.
I found out they are planning workshops this year. I'm hoping either I or my wife can make it a couple of the workshops. Maybe the xmarkers should look into doing a "picking and putting on the kilt" workshop next year?

**bdkilted** · 23rd February 13, 12:29 PM

One week left? I have emailed one of the organizers to find out when the parade is scheduled. When I get a reply we can figure out when to meet up for a picture. Maybe at the Scotch tasting?

**Wil** · 2nd March 13, 08:48 PM

Originally Posted by bdkilted

It's almost time for the North Texas Irish Festival again. For those of you who haven't been, it is held at the Texas State Fair Park in south Dallas. The festival takes up several of the exhibition buildings with lots of live celtic, and celtic rock bands. There are vendors for food, kilts, clothing and jewelry as well just about anything else you can think of. There are workshops/lectures on various topics and last but not least there is the Scottish Clan Village (where you will find yours truly most of the time). So come out and enjoy the music, the beer and the fun.

Clan MacFarlane was & is well represented at the festival....