Launceston • 31 December 2026
New Year’s Eve done properly.
Join Ceilidh Connections at Max Fry Memorial Hall for a full-throttle Scottish Hogmanay celebration packed with live music, ceilidh dancing, Highland dancing, pipes, tradition and community spirit.
Celebrate the bells in true Scottish style
Expect electrifying live music from The Stovies and special guests, friendly ceilidh dancing for all abilities, and a hall full of smiling faces dancing their way towards midnight.
Whether you come with friends, family or on your own, you’ll be part of the action. No partner required, no experience needed — just bring your energy and join in.
What to Expect
Live Music
Big Scottish and Celtic folk tunes, soaring harmonies and the kind of energy that keeps the dance floor moving.
Ceilidh Dancing
Friendly calling means everyone can join in, even if it’s your very first ceilidh.
Hogmanay Tradition
Pipes, Highland dancing, a complimentary nip of whisky and all the warmth of a proper Scottish New Year.
Event Highlights
- Live Scottish and Celtic folk music from The Stovies and special guests
- Ceilidh dancing with every dance clearly taught on the night
- Highland dancing and stirring pipes
- Traditional haggis supper with neeps and tatties
- A complimentary nip of whisky at midnight
- Tea, coffee and shortbread included
Why People Love It
The Hogmanay Hootenanny is more than just another New Year’s Eve party. It’s a welcoming, big-hearted celebration where strangers become dance partners, the whole hall moves as one, and the countdown to midnight feels genuinely special.
It’s all the atmosphere of a brilliant night out, without the chaos and eye-watering city bar prices. Bring your own drinks and celebrate the bells your own way while enjoying all the entertainment, supper and tradition included in your ticket.
Good To Know
- All ages welcome
- Accessible and family-friendly venue
- No partner required — all dances are taught on the night
- Bring your own drinks and avoid New Year’s Eve bar prices
- Your ticket includes supper, tea, coffee, shortbread and a complimentary nip of whisky
- Tartan encouraged
