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Scotland Events January 2008Scotland Events > January Events Highlights of the month include Celtic Connections. The Loony Dook 1st Jan 2008, South Queensferry Straight back into the swing of things at the Firth of Forth with people in fancy dress jumping into the water, with the money collected going to local charities. Mad maybe but it is for a good cause. Dine Around Edinburgh 2008 7th January - 29th February 2008, Edinburgh Dine Around Edinburgh. Super discount prices at some of Edinburgh's top restaurants. If you enjoy eating, then this is your chance to savour some of the finest cuisine available at a fraction of the cost. Highland Lights 12th Jan 2008, Inverness The Highland capital marks the end of the old year with a torchlight parade and fireworks display. Celtic Connections 16th Jan - 3rd February 2008, Glasgow Scottish talent and artists from all over the world perform in ceilidhs and concerts across Glasgow, in what has become the worlds biggest winter music festival Up Helly Aa 29th January 2008, Lerwick, Shetland. Possibly the most spectacular fire festival in Britain with the burning of a Viking galley by people in fancy dress, followed ny a ceilidh and all night party. Could only happen in Scotland couldn't it. Free brochure for Nature & Wildlife Tours Free brochure for Art and Artist Vacation Packages Free brochure for Language Schools and Study Vacations Free brochure for Castle Hotels and Castle Tours Major Events in Scotland :
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