Cèilidh: Homecoming, Family Weekend and International Festival

October 4-7, 2012

Cèilidh [ka-le]: n. a Scottish Gaelic term meaning “visit,” used to describe a celebration with stories and tales, poems and ballads, music and dance. Cèilidhs were traditionally hosted in the homes of family and friends.

Be a part of Carnegie Mellon’s inaugural Cèilidh Weekend, a celebration for the entire CMU family, combining the traditions of Homecoming Weekend, International Festival and Family Weekend. Alumni, families, students, faculty and staff are all invited.

Loyal Scot

Alumni and students: register and attend any events during Cèilidh and you're one step closer to becoming a Loyal Scot. What's a Loyal Scot? »

Reunions

All reunions are now being celebrated during Spring Carnival & Reunion Weekend. For more information, as well as an open letter to the alumni community about moving all reunions to the spring, please visit the Alumni Relations' Spring Carnival Web site.

Twitter

Don't forget to follow Cèilidh Weekend on Twitter @CMUCeilidh for all the latest news on events happening throughout the weekend.

Photos

View photo highlights of Homecoming 2010 »

Questions?

Email ceil...@andrew.cmu.edu or call 1.866.401.9529.