The Texoma Society of CELTS would like to thank each and every one of our FANTASTIC sponsors for their support! Without our sponsors, the Sherman Celtic Festival and Highland Games would not be possible.

The Sherman Celtic Festival and Highland Games is proudly presented by our
Robert The Bruce
​Title sponsor:
Sherman Chevrolet

​Clan Chief Sponsor
city of Sherman tourism/main street

Clan Chief Sponsor &
Title sponsor of douglass cup
pipe and drum competition
​douglass distributing

325 East Forest Street
Sherman, TX 75090
903-893-1181

www.douglassdist.net

CLAN CHIEF SPONSOR &
​Highland Dance competition
​title sponsor
​landmark bank of sherman

720 E. Peyton St.
Sherman, TX 75090
903-892-1800
​www.landmarkbank.com

festival administration sponsor
​bill french properties

www.billfrenchproperties.com

315 M Travis St suite B-3
Sherman, TX 75090
903-893-BILL

celtic spirits sponsor
​old iron post

www.oldironpost.com

101 N. TRAVIS ST.
SHERMAN, TX 75090
903-892-8211

highland games sponsor
red river title

421 North Crockett Street
Sherman, TX 75090
903-868-4446

Celtic kids area sponsor
​bigbee's bounce-a-lot

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BIGBEE'S BOUNCE-A-LOT

903-624-0219

ceilidh sponsor
​plyler construction

3505 Texoma Parkway
Sherman, TX 75090
903-893-6393

ceilidh sponsor
knight furniture

108 West Lamar Street
Sherman, TX 75090
903-893-9484

ceilidh sponsor
​chapin title

620 North Travis Street
Sherman, TX 75090
903-868-1415

piper of the day
prize sponsor
​lone star piper

 sales@lonestarpiper.com
817-343-3341

advertising media sponsor
​cbc creative

www.cbccreative.com
100 N. Travis St. Suite #205
Sherman, TX 75090
877-932-6373

Main stage sponsor
ben e. keith distributors

www.benekeith.com
Dallas, TX
(214) 634-1500
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    Have you ever had Shepherd's PIe?  What's in a Shepherd's Pie?
     In the States, we tend to think about shepherd’s pie (or, rather, cottage pie) around St. Patrick’s Day. So, if you ask nearly anyone what country shepherd’s pie comes from, you’re bound to get the answer, “Ireland.” However, cottage pie probably originated in Scotland, in the North of the UK. Meat pies were common in this region, and were topped with pastry crust before the 1700s when potatoes were introduced as a crop. Once the potato crust came into play, cottage pie as we know it today came into being. As cottage pie became popular throughout Britain and potatoes became a staple crop in Ireland, the dish began to be more associated with Ireland, and similar pies with a pastry crust began to re-emerge in Scottish cuisine.

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