- April 18, 2024
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Bagpipers in Rosie' O'Grady's Pipe band perform. Photo by Paige Wilson
Ormond Beach residents Beth Balaz, Cheri Wine and Chad Balaz enjoy the festivities. Photo by Paige Wilson
Jerry Henkins of the Celtic-Norse Heritage Society. Photo by Paige Wilson
Ormond Beach residents Glenn and Annie Beck celebrate their Irish and Scottish heritage. Photo by Paige Wilson
Chris Campbell, Mary Beth Campbell and Tim Martin of the Florida Music Food Initiative perform under the Granada Bridge. Photo by Paige Wilson
Holly Hill residents Heather and Carol McDonald enjoy the festivities. Heather McDonald will soon marry into a Scottish family, and she plans to wear a white version of the dress she wore to the festival. Photo by Paige Wilson
Uncle the Bulldog walks in the parade with Clan MacLaren. Photo by Paige Wilson
Members of the Irisheer Irish Dancers perform outside The Casements. Photo by Paige Wilson
Members of the Irwin clan: Sarasota resident Phil Irwin, Deland resident James Carlen and Canadian Ian Irwin stand outside their themed tent in the Clan Village. Photo by Paige Wilson
Drummers in Rosie O'Grady's Pipe Band amp up the crowd. Photo by Paige Wilson
Thistle wheels through the parade in Clan Graham. Photo by Paige Wilson
Members of Clan Macpherson march in the parade. Photo by Paige Wilson
Members of the Douglas clan march in the parade. Photo by Paige Wilson
Members of Rosie O'Grady's Pipe Band perform. Photo by Paige Wilson
The sound of bagpipes and sights of traditional dances celebrating Celtic backgrounds — including Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Welsh — made the eighth-annual Celtic Festival come alive at Rockefeller Gardens and Fortunato Park.
Ormond Beach Mainstreet presented the event on Saturday, April 21, and Sunday, April 22. Thousands of visitors watched the march of the clans, Highland Games and Celtic music and dance performances as well as sampled food from local vendors.
Visit OrmondBeachCelticFestival.com.
