Scots on the Rocks Chaotic Ceilidh, Millers Point, Sydney (26 June 2010)

Abraham Mott Hall
17 Argyle Place, Millers Point NSW 2000
http://www.sotr.org.au

Chaotic hall of fun

If there's one thing I would add to a list of things to do before you die it would be going to a Scots on the Rocks Chaotic Ceilidh. It's seriously one of funniest things I've ever done and I can't help but laugh at the craziness of it all when so many people are trying to remember the dance steps. Don't be afraid to join in because they'll talk you through all the steps and if you get a bit lost that's all part of the fun and there's sure to be someone around to help guide any lost dancers in the right direction. It's great exercise and for only $20 it included lots of simple party style food for supper at around 9.30 pm along with some true Scottish IRN BRU energy drink to keep your energy levels high. The organisers are very friendly and usually the ones wearing the kilts. Be sure to wear flat shoes and lose clothing to keep you cool from all the fun dancing. The chaotic ceilidh is open to anyone but keep in mind tickets sell quickly once they go on sale so you have to be quick. Check out their website for more details.

Next Chaotic Ceilidh:
When: Saturday, 25 September 2010
Time: 8 pm ‘til 11:30-ish
Cost: Tickets $25 per person
Includes supper, BYO alcohol

Other visits to Scots on the Rocks:

• 26 June 2010 - Chaotic Ceilidh

• 26 Sept 2009 - Chaotic Ceilidh

SNAPSHOT REVIEW:

PROS: Lots of fun, Good exercise, Friendly atmosphere, BYOG, Learning Scottish dances

CONS: You'll laugh until your head hurts, You'll get a bit hot and sweaty

MUST TRY: Participating in all the dances

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Dancing in the hall

SIMON FAVOURITE :-)

Musicians and dance caller

Supper time

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Scots on The Rocks, Millers Point, Sydney (26 Sept 2009

Abraham Mott Hall
17 Argyle Place, Millers Point NSW 2000
http://www.sotr.org.au

Kilt up for fun

This event is probably the most fun and exercise you can have with your clothes on unless your wearing a kilt with no underwear. Entry includes trays of basic party style food served at half time although no traditional Scottish food which is a shame except for the soft drink Irn-Bru — bring on the haggis! There's also a funny named energy recovery drink called Hairy Lemon which tastes a bit like orange Tang except lemon. It's BYO alcohol and your entry includes supper and as much dancing as your body and mind is willing to take on. If you've never been before, like me, all the dance moves are talked through first and then it's a matter of trying to remember what your actually supposed to be doing, it's all part of the fun. The next Chaotic Ceilidh will be on Saturday 27 March 2010 with more energetic and popular scottish dances.

Other visits to Scots on the Rocks:

• 26 June 2010 - Chaotic Ceilidh

• 26 Sept 2009 - Chaotic Ceilidh

Dancing the night away

Ticket $25 includes supper and BYO alcohol

Irn-Bru

Hairy Lemon

Sushi

Tomato and pesto on toast

Assorted sandwiches

Party pies and quiches

Fruit and nuts

Wheat and gluten free chocolate cake

Apple strudel

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