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Upcoming Celtic Events! Piedmont Highlander's Ceilidh February 2, 2008 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM More information Leahy The group of 4 sisters and 4 brothers is anchored by brother Donnell, a fiddling dynamo who has been called “one of the greatest fiddlers on the planet”. February 1, 2008 The Marin Center February 2, 2008 Campbell Heritage Theatre More information

SBSS Logo Baseball Hats!

Two Toned Brushed Twill Cap
These stylish caps are cut to fit nearly everyone comfortably. Caps are beige with dark green bill. Sewn-in eyelets and an adjustable self-fabric tuck-in backstrap. -- $25.00 each
Call Claudia at 408.626.9774 to purchase

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Friday Night at the Movies!

Join the South Bay Scottish Society for our monthly movie night (third Friday of the month) featuring movies starring Scots, by Scots, about Scots and Scotland, and the like. Commercial and preview free! Our first films, I Know Where I'm Going! starring Wendy Hiller and Down With Love starring Ewan McGregor were big hits! More than just movies, we have games -- and prizes! We've tested our Scottish Oscar knowledge with Oscar MacTrivia, coupled up several Scottish Movie Sweethearts, and unscrambled Clanagrams.

Don't miss the fun!

Unspooling next: Behind the song you love is a story you will never forget:

Amazing Grace
	Based on a true story, this historical drama starring Ioan Gruffudd (Titanic, Fantastic Four) tells the story of William Wilberforce, an 18th-century English politician who fought for the abolition of slavery. Despite staunch opposition, Wilberforce waged an aggressive campaign using boycotts, petitions and slogans.

When: February 15 - 7:00 pm

Where: Round Table Pizza, 1472 Pollard Ave., Los Gatos
(Between Winchester Blvd and Quito Rd)

Coming Attractions:

Songcatcher March 21	The Englishman who went up a hill... April 18	Have a suggestion for a future feature? Let us know!

South Bay Scottish Society — Mission Statement

The purpose of the South Bay Scottish Society is to stimulate and sustain an interest in Scotland; to provide education regarding its history, traditions and culture; to bring together people of Scottish heritage; to promote goodwill between its members and general public; and to perform charitable good works as may be reasonable and appropriate. We warmly welcome new members to the South Bay Scottish Society. Membership Application

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