HotScotch Ceilidh Band: Pre-Hogmanay Ceilidh in Ratho
- Paul
- Nov 20, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 2, 2025
Join Us for a Night of Dance and Fun
HotScotch Ceilidh Band is returning to Ratho Church Hall for an exciting Pre-Hogmanay Ceilidh on Saturday, 27th December 2025. This event promises to be a lively celebration filled with music, dancing, and fun.
With our energetic style and a strong connection with the dancers, we aim to keep the dance floor packed all evening. Our fabulous dance caller will guide everyone, regardless of experience, ensuring that all can join in and have an amazing time.
Dance the Night Away
Get ready to dance the Gay Gordons, Strip the Willow, Dashing White Sergeant, Flying Scotsman, Military Two-Step, Eightsome Reel, Cumberland Square Eight, St Bernard's Waltz, Canadian Barn Dance, Orcadian Strip the Willow, and many more! The dancing will kick off at 7:30 PM, so don't be late.
Our musicians are:
Paul Chamberlain - Accordion
Michael Haywood - Fiddle
Jim Walker - Drums
Bring Your Own Beverage
This event is a BYOB (Bring Your Own Beverage). Feel free to bring your favourite drinks to enjoy while you dance the night away.
Ticket Information
Tickets are priced at £12 for adults and £5 for those under 16. You can purchase your tickets through Eventbrite at the following link: Winter Ceilidh in Ratho with HotScotch Ceilidh Band.
Stay Updated
To keep up with our events and performances, follow us on our social media platforms:
Website: myceilidh.co.uk
Instagram: instagram.com/hotscotchceilidhband
Facebook: facebook.com/hotscotch
Youtube: youtube.com/HotScotchCeilidhBandRatho
Join us for a night filled with music, dance, and joy. We can't wait to see you there!
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