Céilidh

cèilidh (/ˈkeɪli/KAY-lee, Scottish Gaelic: [ˈkʲʰeːlɪ]) or céilí (Irish: [ˈceːlʲiː]) is a traditional Scottish or Irish social gathering. It’s where artists of all types gather to share their art with other campers. Campers bring instruments from all over and join together in music and celebrate! Typically we have 2 types of céilidh’s on the mountain:

Pipes and Drums

this is where we meet and play Piping songs and between piper sets, have a n active drum circles. Instruments you can expect to play here:

• Scottish Pipes
• Uilleann Pipes
• Bass Drums
• Tenor Drums
• Snare Drums
• Bhodran
• Bongos/Jambe

Acoustic

As acoustic players can’t compete with even a single piper, they usually gather in camps and play music together. Instruments you can expect to play here:

• guitars
• Banjo
• Bouzouki
• bass
• Violin/Fiddle
• Pennywhistle
• Accordion
• Bhodran
• Cajón

The type of music varies .. but if you can follow a chord chart, guitarists fret-hand or, play in a key; you should be able to just join in!