- November 22, 2024
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The unique sound of bagpipes resounded in downtown Winter Garden today, as a parade of pipers, drummers and flag-bearers made its way down a portion of the West Orange Trail.
The Orlando chapter of the New World Celts hosts an event in Winter Garden each year, and the parade is a key part. Afterward, the Rosie O’Grady’s Highlanders pipe and drum band performed in the Garden Theatre. The audience even had an opportunity to see a Highland dance.
Next, “How Green Was My Valley,” a 1941 film about a coal-mining family in a Welsh village, was screened in the theater. The evening concluded with food from the Celtic isles and more live music in the Garden Room.
