Minneapolis newspapers called Patrick J. Linehan (1869-1938) “the only known player of Irish bagpipes in the twin cities” who possessed the “only set of Irish pipes in the northwest.” The New York […]

Online. Free. Irish tradition, sacred spaces are described as "thin places," where the physical landscape and the spiritual realm are barely separated. These sites - from the celestial alignments of Newgrange […]

In person. Free. We’ve heard the expression “Irish Need Not Apply,” but what was it like in the mid- and late-19th century when Irish immigrants came to Minnesota, specifically, St. Paul, to […]

Hybrid. Free. Journey through ten millennia of a landscape shaped by ice, ritual, and resilience. This seminar traces the extraordinary arc of Irish history, beginning with the Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who first […]