The Australian Celtic Festival Dinner Nights
The Celtic Festival Dinner Nights
In Glen Innes on the first weekend in May every year
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Saturday Night - Sit Down Dinner
The Stovies – a bunch of mates Graeme “The Scotsman”, Neil Gray and
Bob Connor.
It all kicked off in 2022 when Graeme, crossed paths with Neil Gray in a
chance meeting that birthed the musical mischief that is The Stovies. They
unleashed their ‘sonic shenanigans” upon the world at Alchymia distillery in
Table Cape. Since then, the Stovies have been performing at events and
functions all across Australia.
The Stovies showcase Scottish folk music from upbeat audience engaging
songs to heartfelt ballads. Joined at times by the likes of Mick Hales on the
harmonica, Mal McKinnell beating the drums, or international fiddle
extraordinaire, Stephen Cordiner.
Join us Saturday night at “Tea Rooms” for this rare opportunity to see these
exciting musicians perform some of their best sets.
Date : 2nd May 2026
Time: Opens 5:30pm. Dinner served @ 6pm
BYO Drink: No drinks available to purchase
Where: Tea Room and BBQ Area at Glen Innes Showground
Mains
- Traditional Scottish Roast with neeps, tatties and seasonal vegetables
- Traditional Scottish Stovies
Dessert
- Apple Crumble with Custard
- Sticky Date Pudding
Cost: $56 per head
“The Stovies”, join us Saturday night at “Tea Rooms” for this rare opportunity to see these exciting musicians perform some of their best sets. Dinner will be a sit down alternate drop meal.
At the Heart of the Festival: Glen Innes Showgrounds
As the cherished heart of the Australian Celtic Festival, Glen Innes Showgrounds becomes a tapestry of captivating events that embody the very spirit of the celebration. Among the numerous enchanting experiences, the Tea Room stands out as a beloved haven, drawing both visiting campers and locals into its welcoming embrace. Here, within the festively adorned walls, a spellbinding magic unfolds on Friday and Saturday nights, creating a sensory symphony that resonates with all who gather.
The moment you step into the Tea Room, you're met with the tantalizing aromas that waft through the air, teasing your senses with the promise of culinary delights. The succulent lamb and beef, meticulously sourced from our highland country, take centre stage, their flavours telling a story of local tradition and pride. The ingredients are transformed into a two-course Celtic meal that marries authenticity with a modern culinary twist, creating a symphony of taste that pays homage to the rich Celtic heritage.
But the experience goes beyond the palate. As you savour each bite, you're serenaded by the lilting and evocative tunes performed by visiting artists. These melodies, steeped in Celtic tradition, find a home in the hearts of those gathered at the Tea Room. The room resonates with the shared joy and camaraderie, with laughter and applause punctuating the music. As the night unfolds, the boundaries between locals and visitors blur, and you become part of a fellowship that transcends geographic and cultural boundaries.