| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| City Name | McMinnville |
| Founder | William T. Newby |
| City named after | Newby’s hometown in Tennessee, which was named after Governor Joseph McMinn |
| Scottish Roots | McMinn family, originally from Perth, Scotland |
| Festival Name | McMinnville Scottish Festival |
| Festival Date | October 7th and 8th, 2023 |
| Festival Location | Yamhill County Fairgrounds |
| Burns Supper Date | Saturday, January 28th, 2023 |
| Burns Supper Location | McMinnville Grand Ballroom, 325 NE 3rd St, McMinnville, Oregon |
| Burns Supper Details | Traditional Scottish 5-course dinner, poetry readings, music, toasts, no-host bar, raffle, and dessert auction |
| Burns Supper Tickets | $75 per person or $550 per table of 8, special offer for Celtic Heritage Alliance members |
| Burns Supper Dress Code | Semi-formal/Formal attire encouraged but not required |
| Burns Supper Age Limit | 21+ only |
At Scottish festivals, people wearing clan crest items may include some or all of the following elements:
- Tartan kilts or other clothing items, such as scarves or sashes, featuring the clan tartan design.
- Clan badges or Cap Badges, which are typically worn on the bonnet (Scottish hat) or lapel and feature the clan crest and motto.
- Clan crest jewelry, such as brooches, large crest pendants, penannulars, mini crest pendants, rings or cufflinks.
- Clan flags or banners, which may be displayed or carried by individuals or groups representing the clan.
- Accessories with clan symbols or motifs, such as kilt pins, patches, sgian dubh with clan crest or keychains.
