The American-Scottish Foundation® - Events
Pipes and Drums in Lower Manhattan

The American-Scottish Foundation® is proud to present a series of events to take place on April 6th and 7th bringing the celebration of Scotland to New York’s most historic area of Wall Street. With concerts in the British Garden at Hanover Square and celebrations on Stone Street, the community will enjoy music and tradition from Scotland.
                       
                       Wednesday April 6th - A tribute to Scottish Music
                       British Garden at Hanover Square 12.30pm
                       The Assemble and Leap Dancers of The Scottish Board of National Dancers Sixteen dancers with Four world, national and international champ
                       Raintown  : Whisky Kiss
                       
                       Thursday April 7th - A celebration of Robert Burns in Words & Music
                       British Garden at Hanover Square : 12.30pm
                       Shawlands Academy - Glasgow
                       Members of Global Partners Junior Scotland 2010-11 program
                       Little Fire, 2010 Scottish Arts Council winner : 
                       Mike Ogletree : Whisky Kiss
                       
                       Celebrate Scotland on Stone Street …
                       Lower Manhattan's oldest cobbled street adjoining the Park
                       Visit - Vintry :  Financier : Becketts : Ullysees : Harrys of Hanover 
                       and many more
                       
                       Thursday 7th April – 7.30pm onwards  :
                       Music from Scotland : Becketts on Stone Street
                       Little Fire :  Raintown :  Mike Ogletree : Whisky Kiss
                       
                       Wall Street joins in celebrating Scotland's Tartan Week as the 
                       Museum of American Finance opens a three month exhibit to run from
                       April 5th to July 12th spotlighting Alexander Hamilton (January 11, 1755 – July 12, 1804) was the first United States Secretary of the Treasury, a Founding Father, and economist.  The exhibit, which is presented in association with The American-Scottish Foundation® traces his lineage and legacy.  On April 7th a discussion and reception will take place at the Museum 
                       
                     For further details email asfevents@wwbcny.com   or telephone 212 605 0338
For sponsorship opportunties, please download this Word document. Thanks!

		
