The Mary Stuart Rogers Performing Arts Center in Victor, Montana, will host a special benefit concert on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, featuring the renowned Scottish Celtic group the Tannahill Weavers. The event begins at 7 p.m. and supports the Bitterroot Celtic Society, the nonprofit that organizes the annual Bitterroot Celtic Games and Gathering.
Why This Concert Matters to the Community
Beyond offering a night of vibrant traditional music, the concert helps preserve Celtic heritage in the Bitterroot Valley. Proceeds go directly to the Bitterroot Celtic Society, which brings together local pipe bands, musicians, and families each August for a celebration of Celtic culture, music, and community.
About the Tannahill Weavers
Formed in 1968, the Tannahill Weavers have earned a reputation for blending authentic Celtic melodies with energetic, modern arrangements. They were inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame in 2011 and celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2018 with the acclaimed album Òrach. Their most recent release, Solstice, arrived in 2024.
With nearly six decades of experience, the band continues to tour internationally, bringing the sounds of Scotland to audiences worldwide.
Getting Tickets
Tickets are available through the event’s official ticketing page. Attendees are encouraged to purchase early, as seats are limited and the concert is expected to draw a sizable crowd of Celtic music fans and local families.
Support Local Culture
Events like this rely on community participation to keep cultural traditions alive for future generations. By attending, residents not only enjoy a lively performance but also contribute to the ongoing success of the Bitterroot Celtic Games and Gathering, a cherished annual celebration held each August at the historic Daly Mansion in Hamilton.
For more information about the concert, ticketing, or the Bitterroot Celtic Society’s programs, please visit the society’s website or contact the Performing Arts Center directly.
Original reporting: NewsTalk KGVO 1290 (Townsquare) — read the source article.
