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Welcome to A Celtic New Year!
A New Tradition
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December 31st,
3:00 -midnight
in
Richmond,
Vermont.
More than
20 different groups of entertainers
at 8 locations around Richmond
ending with a
New Year celebration around the bonfire and
spectacular ball drop outside
On The
Rise Bakery
next to Volunteers Green.
Schedule of performances
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Thank you to all our sponsors, performers, and volunteers for a wonderful
night of entertainment and community spirit.
If you attended and would like to offer suggestions or comments please use
the Contact page.
If you would like
to share your digital photos of the night please send them to: whiteford @gmavt.net
(no space) and we will put them on the web-site (with credits).
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The
goals of the organizing, nonprofit group, Friends of A Celtic New Year, are
to bring
the community together through music and other forms of creative
arts and to provide
support for the growth and development of young local
performers. Monies raised
through admission button sales are donated back to
our community to music
performance programs such as those at CHMS, the Richmond Open Mike
at the Library,
and the participating churches.
The
musical theme centers on Celtic music, but includes additional genres of
music from
local musicians in our community, including Rock, Folk and
Classical. With a variety of
entertainment offerings – from storytelling,
songs and dance - throughout the evening,
there is sure to be something for
everyone, young and old.
The
children and families programs will be offered from 3-6pm in two locations.
Concerts
and other musical and dance performances begin at 5pm and finish at 11pm
in seven
locations. All performance sites are within walking distance
of each other within the
village.
Admission for all events is $8 for a button in advance, $10 on Dec. 31,
children under 3
free. Buttons are available at local businesses in
Richmond and the surrounding area.
Parking
is available in many areas around town:
the Old Cheese Factory lot, Richmond Corner
Market, Holy Rosary Church, Harrington’s, Richmond Free Library, Richmond Home Supply,
the Town Center and at Volunteers Green.
Foodiis
available at: the Richmond Town Hall, Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church,
Richmond
Congregational Church, Bridge St. Cafe, On The Rise Bakery,
and the Richmond Victorian Inn
Last updated December 30 2007
To comment on this web-site send
a message to Tim Whiteford at whiteford@ gmavt.net
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