Earltown Gathering, Scottish Music, Clan gathering, hiking, Rogart Mtn Trail, guided hike, Saturday August 1st, Piper's Picnic

Earltown Gathering
Saturday August 7th 2010
and
A Simple Scottish Settlers' Dinner
Friday evening August 6th
(reservations required)

Earltown Gathering 2010, Sugar Moon Farm, Scottish heritage, Scottish culture, Scottish music, cemetery tour, guided hike Learn about local history

Support the upkeep of historic community cemeteries

Listen to Scottish Music

See a Scottish Costume Demonstration

Enjoy tasty local food

These are community events initiated by the Sutherland Clan, hosted by Sugar Moon Farm & supported by local volunteers & musicians.

All Welcome!


SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

A Simple Scottish Settlers' Dinner
Friday Evening August 6th

Refreshments 6 pm
Dinner 7 pm

Local Geneology & History Presentation
7:30 pm
by Glen Matheson & Norris Whiston

$20 per person (taxes included)
Reservations required
Contact Sugar Moon to reserve
657-3348 info@sugarmoon.ca

Proceeds from this dinner will go toward maintaining local historic cemeteries.

Earltown Gathering
Saturday Daytime August 7th

9:30 am to 11:30 am
Guided hike of Rogart Mtn Trail
with historian/geneologist Norris Whiston
Register at Sugar Moon Farm at 9:30 am

9:30 am to 11:30 am
Guided tour of Local Historic Cemetery
with historian/geneologist Glen Matheson
Register at Sugar Moon Farm at 9:30 am

11:00 am to 4:00 pm
at Sugar Moon Farm
All Welcome!
-Clan Gatherings
-Scottish Music
-Scottish Costume Demonstration
-Food

SUGAR MOON FARM is honoured to host this community event.

Thanks to the Sutherland Clan for getting the ball rolling.

And thanks to…

• Community volunteers
• Musicians
• Piper’s Picnic Society
• Earltown Community Hall
• Red Cross
• Baird's Septic

Donations
Folks will be asking for donations during the event: 50/50 draws, donation jars etc.

Please help support the upkeep of historic community cemeteries and local Scottish history.

Details about activities on Saturday

Guided Hike
*Meet at the Sugar Moon Farm parking lot at 9:30 to register
*Hikers may turn back at any point – the walk is “easy” up until about 2 km
*Those who wish to continue on the trail after that point are welcome to do so - the entire trail is 6.2 km (about 2 hours) of wilderness trail.
*Appropriate fitness and footwear are required if you hike the entire trail

Guided Tour of Local Cemetery
*participants register at Sugar Moon Farm at 9:30 am
*folks will carpool from there to the cemetery

Food
Take out Venue
Large tent in front of Sugar Moon Farm restaurant/sugar camp
• Grilled Lorne Sausage on a bun
• Desserts
• Coffee and Tea
• Juice
• Scotsburn ice cream

Sit down dining & licensed beverages
Sugar Moon restaurant
• Balmoral Pancakes & Maple Syrup
• Maple Baked Beans
• Local sausages
• Fresh Biscuits & Maple butter
• Oatcakes
• Wine, Beer, “Scottish” Coffee
• Sausages on a fresh roll
• Cider, Juice

NOTE: Licensed beverages may be purchased and consumed with a meal in the restaurant only. Visitors are not permitted to bring liquor to the property.

Washroom facilities
Two Porto potties with hand washing are behind the restaurant to the left of the building. (Thanks to Baird's Septic for generously providing 2 for the price of one!)

Two wheelchair accessible washrooms are available in the restaurant through the ramped side entrance on the left side of the building.

First Aid
A sincere thank-you to Truro Red Cross who will be providing volunteers located near the restaurant between 9:30 am and 4:00 pm.

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to email Quita at Sugar Moon Farm info@sugarmoon.ca