George Bain Hunting Rug at Walker Metalsmiths

Apr 22, 2022

Discover the rare George Bain Hunting Carpet displayed at Walker Metalsmiths in Andover, NY. Learn about the father of the Celtic Renaissance, the symbolism in his masterwork, and Stephen Walker's research into the George Bain Collection at Groam House Museum in Scotland. Continue reading

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5 Celtic Traditions for Your Wedding

Jun 30, 2017

Whether you're looking to infuse a bit of your family's heritage into your special day or just love the design and symbolism of Celtic knots, these traditions are unique and memorable touches that you may want to include in your wedding whether you're of Celtic ancestry or not! In case you need a little help figuring out what's best for you, here's just a little background on five of the most popular Celtic wedding traditions to help you decide what feels most authentic culturally and appropriate spiritually. Continue reading

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Awesome piping at the Andover Robert Burns Supper

Feb 01, 2017

The 8th annual Andover Robert Burns Supper celebrates Scottish culture with champion bagpiper Andrew Hutton. Experience the haggis ceremony, Robert Burns poetry, and the musical traditions that honor Scotland's most beloved poet. Continue reading

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