Ceilidh for Annie

The Cask Strength Ceilidh Band, based in Glasgow, combines the famous Highland box-and-fiddle duo of John Somerville and Adam Sutherland, with the mighty rhythm section of Hamish Napier and Stevie Fivey. Between them they have visited over fifty countries worldwide playing to audiences at concerts, major music festivals, national radio and TV, corporate events and weddings.

Anne Ince lived in Auchtermuchty, Fife and worked as one of the local G.P.s there. She was a wonderful lady, and a great friend to many people, with a talent for inspiring and organising parties and get togethers, and for making new friends. She loved the outdoors and first stayed in a caravan at Forsay, Glenuig in the 1980s. With her husband Nick and her family they put their own caravan on the site and made it a perfect holiday destination - a home away from home.

Anne lived with cancer for many years, bringing her own confident, positive, hopeful outlook to her illness. She celebrated her 70th birthday with a garden party just months before she died in 2021.

This ceilidh has been organised as a tribute to Anne and her love of getting together with good friends. Can't remember your ceilidh steps or you are new to ceilidh dancing? ...Don't worry, the band will talk you through all the dances!

Doors open at 7pm, ceilidh starts at 7.30pm. Estimated 10.30pm finish.

Camping - you can camp outside the hall and use the hall facilities

Times 7:00 - 10:30pm Tickets available on EVENTBRITE

Fundraising - All ticket sales will go towards the local Glenuig Community Shop and to Maggie's, Dundee who provided Anne with so much help and support.

Q: Do I really need to book online tickets for this event?

A: Yes! This event will definitely sell out as the hall has a capacity of around 100, with many of Anne's friends and family coming along. We will leave some tickets on the door but people are better to book their tickets now to avoid disappointment.

Raffle - please bring a prize or two for the raffle and buy a lot of raffle tickets. It's all going towards two great causes (see above).

Bar - the village hall is running the bar so no need for you to BYOB.

Snacks - Feel free to bring your own snacks with you if you wish.