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An Intimate Evening of Celtic Music
and Gaelic Song

Saturday, March 13, 2010 7:30-9:30
Théâtre Lac-Brome, 9 Mont-Echo, Knowlton, Québec

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Maeve Mackinnon

Award-winning Gaelic Singer from Scotland


First time in Québec - One night only!





"a truly stunning voice". "achingly beautiful" - The Herald (Scotland), Jan. 2008

"Gaelic Singer of the Year" Nominee - 2008 Scottish Traditional Music Awards

"Young Traditional Musician of the Year" Finalist - BBC Radio Scotland 2005



Opening Act:

Celtic Duo

Dave Gossage, master flute player and multi-instrumentalist
with Michael Ayles, singer/guitarist


Sponsored by

Café-Inn (Knowlton) and Auberge Knowlton		 Presented by

The Montreal Celtic Festival Foundation		 Produced by

O'Donoughue & Associates Event Management

Tickets:

The concert is sold out.

If you would like to be placed on a waiting list in case of cancellations, please send an email to tickets@montrealcelticfestival.com, detailing how many tickets you would like, and how we can get in touch with you.

Also, let us know if you want to be on our mailing list for the next concert.

Thank you.

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Why not have dinner before the show at one of these two excellent restaurants?

They are both a very short walk from the Theatre.

The Café-Inn, located in the Mill Pond Village (across from the Knowlton Pub) and a five-minute walk from the theatre. A fun and laid back place with good food, the Café-Inn's menu includes excellent thin-crust pizzas with great salads and daily specials. It is fully licensed, and has ample parking. Open from 9 am to 9 pm. The special menu for Saturday evening, March 13, will be posted here shortly.




The Relais, located right on the corner of Knowlton Road and Mont-Echo - a five-minute walk from the theatre. A restaurant-bistro known for its country atmosphere and exceptional cuisine, the Relais's menu offers selections to appeal to all tastes, including regional dishes such as Brome Lake duck and pork, Dunham wines, local vegetables and cheeses, as well as an extensive steak menu in the evening. Watch for their daily specials. Friday evenings include "all~you~can~eat" mussels and fries, and on Saturday evenings: Prime Rib. For the entire menu, go to: www.aubergeknowlton.ca It is fully licensed, and has parking just behind the restaurant.


In fact, why not relax and stay the night at the Auberge?

You could enjoy a leisurely Sunday breakfast and a walk around the charming village of Knowlton, or a drive through the beautiful countryside before heading back home. There is a lot to do and see. You could visit the art galleries, check out the antiques, browse through the beautiful bookstore, and other great shops, and much more.

Auberge Knowlton
286, ch. Knowlton, Knowlton (Lac Brome), Québec, J0E 1V0
Tel: 450-242-6886 - Email and Reservations: info@aubergeknowlton.ca

Where history meets the art of hospitality. A hotel of quality since 1849. Auberge Knowlton, the oldest hotel in the Eastern Townships, celebrates its years of history and service to its clientele in a historic decor, all while offering the modern comforts of a first-class hotel of today. During your stay, you can enjoy exceptional cuisine and savour excellent regional wines at our restaurant-bistro, Le Relais, known for its country atmosphere and friendly efficient staff. Room rates from $120.00. For information regarding rooms and the restaurant, go to: www.aubergeknowlton.ca

 
 
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