Alumni
for the Victory March Centennial Celebration
An addional 300 seats have been made available for the Victory March Centennial Celebration. Registration is now open and will continue until May 15, 2008 for these new seats. The event will be the weekend of October 4th during the Notre Dame vs. Stanford football weekend. For more detailed information about the Celebration please visit the Celebration information page.
Alumni Commemorative Pillow: Made from Retired Notre Dame Band Uniforms!
Alumni Commemorative Pillow: Made from Retired Notre Dame Band Uniforms!
Alumni, you can now own a part of your time in the Notre Dame Band. We are proud to offer, exclusively to alumni, these pillows made from retired, authentic, band uniforms. Each pillow requires the use of one entire uniform. It is approximately 12" x 12" in size and 5" thick. The pillow features the "IRISH" portion of the sleeve along with a shamrock in gold piping, all outlined in Notre Dame Plaid. The opposite side of the pillow features a portion of the uniform jacket front including several buttons from the jacket front. These pillows are one-of-a-kind products, each made by hand and no two are exactly the same. This pillow is available for $100.00. You may purchase a pillow by sending in an order form.
2006 Reunion Photos
Photos are available for purchase from the 2006 Band Reunion. Please visit the photo website and scroll down to October 2006 events if you would like to purchase any photos.
Retired Plaid Sale
The plaid is the piece of official Notre Dame tartan that hangs off the left shoulder of today's marching band uniforms. The idea for the plaid originated with former band director Robert F. O'Brien and was designed with the help of Frank Amussen. on March 11, 1970 it was submitted for approval to the Court of Lord Lyon in Edinburgh, Scotland, and was later adopted and trademarked by the University.
To order a plaid, simply fill out and return the order form. You may purchase as many plaids as you wish at a rate of $50.00 per plaid.
What better gift for a former band member or die-hard Irish fan than a piece of Notre Dame history.
