23rd - 26th May 2019, Galloway SW Scotland
Knockengorroch’s annual city session will smash it again with the international ground breaking A Tribe Called Red. The Canadian First Nations’ DJ and producers play powwow step, blending instrumental hip hop, reggae, moombahton and dubstep-influenced dance music with elements of First Nations music, particularly vocal chanting and drumming. ATCR are rooted in the uplifting and inclusive Electric Powwow nights they [Read More…]
Once again we are offering a chance to support Knockengorroch and earn rewards while doing so. We are ever delighted by the wonderful people that return to us year on year. However we know we can never get complacent. We think our friends’ friends are the best people to bring to the festival… so we present to you the [Read More…]
Ten of the UK and Ireland’s finest traditional poets and musical artists including vocalists using five languages, medieval instruments: crwth and northern triplepipes as well [Read More…]
Knockengorroch 2019 is set to be another belter of an event with music and arts from across the globe in the incredible setting of our [Read More…]
To our delight, Red Kite yurts will be providing their beautiful yurts for the World Ceilidh 2018. Prices are about as competitive as they get. Don't delay though - they always
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Our community owned village shop and tea room, on the A713, stocks a good range of groceries, soft drinks etc. and now also sells alcohol! They offer a take-away service and the tea room has stunning
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To celebrate the joy of giving throughout December we're offering a free Knockengorroch mug for every two tickets bought from this link bit.ly/2zVFVnh The mugs are beautiful, recycled plastic and available in several colours. For collection at Knockengorroch World Ceilidh 2019 only. Vehicle passes not included in offer. Offer subject to availability. GET IN THERE QUICK!
Knockengorroch World Ceilidh festival
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Knockengorroch CIC is supported by PRS for Music Foundation
Knockengorroch lies within Galloway and Southern Ayrshire UNESCO Biosphere. The Biosphere designation is recognition of the fantastic array of landscapes, wildlife, cultural heritage and learning opportunities that SW Scotland offers for communities, businesses and visitors to experience and celebrate in a sustainable way.
