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    Award-winning Sawyer Brown to Scottish Burns Night Celebration
headline shows at Three Rivers
FLORENCE—
Th ree Rivers Ca-
sino Resort is ex-
cited to announce
that Sawyer Brown
will be perform-
ing at Th ree Rivers
for two awesome
shows. Tickets are
available for both
shows, which are
scheduled for 8
p.m., Friday, March
23, and Saturday,
March 24, at 7 p.m. Tickets are expected
to sell out quickly for these unforgettable
shows.
Aft er entertaining audiences for nearly
40 years, Sawyer Brown is renowned for
their reputation as the Travelin’ Band,
and continues to sell out venues across
the country. Sawyer Brown’s high energy
sounds have been fan favorites for nearly
four decades, and Th ree Rivers fans will
soon be singing and dancing along to the
favorite songs they know and love.
Sawyer Brown shares a passion and
drive to give their very best on stage every
night, and the Event Center at Th ree Riv-
ers will soon be showcasing this amazing
weekend of Sawyer Brown performances.
Plan now to attend this show, in the
comfort and fun of the Th ree Rivers Ca-
sino Resort Event Center, where every seat
is great!
For more information or to purchase
tickets for $24.99 or $29.99, go to www.
threeriverscasino.com, or call 800-585-
3737 or stop by the Cage at Th ree Rivers
Casino Resort.
Coastal Celtic Society presents its 16th
annual Scottish Burns Night Celebration
on Friday,
Feb. 2.
Th e
celebration
includes
entertain-
ment by
bagpipers,
harpists,
guitarists
and sing-
ers. Th e
banquet
includes
traditional Scottish dishes — such as Tat-
ties and Neeps, Cock-a-Leekie Soup, Hag-
gis, and Trifl e dessert, as well as Chicken in
the Heather and top Sirloin — and all the
traditional Burns Night ceremonies such as
the piping in of the haggis.
A social hour will be held at 5 p.m.;, with
the banquet and program at 6 p.m.
Scottish attire is suggested but not
required.
Th e Coastal Celtic Society is committed
to promoting education and participa-
tion in the heritage of the Celtic traditions
and celebrations. We support the Scottish
Highland Games and Celtic Festivals of
the Pacifi c
Northwest.
Our objec-
tives are to
maintain
the heri-
tage of our
culture by
assisting
others in
their quest
of Celtic
history and
traditions.
And we know how to have a good time!
Proceeds of the event also support the
Coastal Celtic Society’s Scholarship Fund,
a 501(c)(3) charity promoting Celtic cul-
ture through music, dance, education and
the arts.
Th e location is at Mill Casino Hotel,
3201 Tremont Ave., North Bend, Ore. A
special hotel room rate is being off ered by
the Mill Casino Hotel.
For more information or to purchase
tickets, call 541-266-8989 or email
themores@msn.com.
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