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7 events,Come raise a glass and wish our friends Maeve O'Mara and Liam O'Neill a happy retirement and next chapter of their lives at the Dubliner after Irish on Grand closes on Sunday, March 30. |
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Bedlam is a band born out of the talent pool of the MN Renaissance Festival. Over the years, the band has had a diverse sound and many different members. Its recent incarnation is a folk band with a hippie attitude. Many familiar songs with a different slant along with some original material as well. As […] “Sure-footed, engaging and joyful music from a dynamic Clare duo. Expert musicianship, courageous creativity and sweetness of melody” – Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, RTÉ Radió na Gaeltachta Embark on an odyssey of wonder, joyfulness and upbeat music as three incredibly talented and creative folk musicians shape melodies from past and present into something dynamic and irresistible. A […]
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Join us for a fun and fearless open mic presented by CJAC’s Youth Advisory Council! Open to the young and the young at heart, this event offers youth performers priority access to the stage. Preparing for the Midwest Fleadh? It’s a perfect chance to polish your tunes—or just share a joyful set with friends. All […] |
3 events,Join Us for a Two-Night Book Discussion: On Bloody Sunday: A New History Of The Day And Its Aftermath By Those Who Were There Author Julieann Campbell provides a powerful and gut-wrenching account of Bloody Sunday, one of the darkest days in Irish history. Drawing from oral testimonies of over 100 people who were there, On Bloody […] New! First Monday of every month. Hosted by Paul McCloskey. Drink promotions available. Instruments are acceptable, but we don’t want an orchestra! |
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We host a traditional Irish Music Open Session every second and fourth Tuesday from 6-9 PM, it's open to come and play, or simply drop in to listen and enjoy a pint of Irish beer. |
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Join Irish author and historian Patrick O’Sullivan Greene for the North American debut of his new book, Gatsby: Death of an Irishman – F. Scott Fitzgerald and His Search for Identity. This compelling evening features a talk and reading in the heart of Fitzgerald’s hometown, followed by a reception. Free |
5 events,Brass Lassie in Concert at the Hastings Arts Center, celebrating 10 years of HAC. This is a wonderful, welcoming venue - we are honored to be invited to help celebrate their success! A local clog/step dance school will entertain during the intermission. Tickets: $27.38 Advance, $32.64 at the door, $16.88 youth 17 and under or […]
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Join Library Director Brian Miller for a fascinating look into the vibrant Irish cultural life of early 20th- century St. Paul and Minneapolis during F. Scott Fitzgerald’s formative years. From Shamrock Club riverboat cruises and Sinn Féin-sponsored Irish dance competitions to local fiddlers and a visit from Lady Gregory, explore how Irish identity and community […] |
3 events,Join Dr. Lynette Reini-Grandell and Dr. Patrick O’Donnell for a Zoom seminar marking the centenary of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Explore the novel’s 1920s social and cultural context, its mythic portrayal of the American Dream, and Fitzgerald’s literary influences—from James Joyce to John Keats. Free. Registration required. |
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Applause Community Theatre, JPerzel & Associates, and the Half Time Rec present a benefit concert to support our 2025 Season of Shows. Featuring Saint Paul Irish folk singing legend Mike Wallace of Limerick, Ireland, and friends — including Dave Draeger on Bodhran and Danny Schwarze of the Northerly Gales. April 15 from 5:30–9:00 pm Silent […] |
4 events,Join us for Her Own Future, a dynamic Zoom roundtable exploring the voices and impact of Irish women writers. Scholars Matt Reznicek, Renée Fox, Paige Reynolds, and Kate Costello-Sullivan will share rapid insights on topics including the ethics of care, Lady Jane Wilde, depictions of sexuality, and the role of shame in contemporary literature. A […] |
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A high-energy Irish/folk band based in Saint Paul, MN highlighting the sweet stringed sounds of the fiddle, stand-up bass, guitar, and mandolin. Traditional Irish Music and Irish Rock with a twist! Broken Spoke never fail to deliver an outstanding performance that will have you up on your feet before you know it! |
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Celtic Junction co-presents Amble, the rising Irish folk trio making waves with their raw, heartfelt sound and unfiltered storytelling. Blending traditional Irish roots with a modern acoustic edge, Amble is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about new acts in contemporary folk music. Their live shows offer a rare combination of rich vocal harmonies, honest […]
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Prepare to be swept away by the rhythm and magic of Irish culture as Mactír Academy of Irish Dance proudly presents Bealtaine , a captivating celebration of dance and music that will set the stage ablaze. Join us on May 4, 2025, at the newly renovated Uptown Theater, located at 2900 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN […] |
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3 events,The University of Minnesota BFA Acting Class of 2025 presents The Ferryman at Park Square Theater in St. Paul April 24-27. This is the Minnesota debut of the Tony Award Winning play set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. "Northern Ireland, 1981. It is a war-weary time in the long-brewing Irish sectarian conflict known as […]
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7 events,The University of Minnesota BFA Acting Class of 2025 presents The Ferryman at Park Square Theater in St. Paul April 24-27. This is the Minnesota debut of the Tony Award Winning play set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. "Northern Ireland, 1981. It is a war-weary time in the long-brewing Irish sectarian conflict known as […]
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Merlin's Rest is turning 18 and throwing a party like only Merlins can! Kick things off with a legendary Corned Beef & Hash breakfast and a proper Irish Coffee, at 11:30 AM, then stick around for a full day of: ✨ Live Music & Dancing 🎁 Giveaways & Prizes 🎂 CAKE (yes, we said cake!) […]
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The University of Minnesota BFA Acting Class of 2025 presents The Ferryman at Park Square Theater in St. Paul April 24-27. This is the Minnesota debut of the Tony Award Winning play set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. "Northern Ireland, 1981. It is a war-weary time in the long-brewing Irish sectarian conflict known as […]
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Explore the cultural and political imagination of Donegal in this bilingual seminar with Dr. Patrick O’Donnell and Réamonn Ó Ciaráin. Presented in both Irish and English, the talk examines the legacy of Peadar O’Donnell and George “AE” Russell—two influential thinkers whose works shaped the literary and spiritual landscape of the region. Part of Deireadh Seachtaine […] |
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If you play fiddle, guitar, mandolin, banjo, tin whistle, flute, or related instruments and have an interest in traditional Irish jigs and reels, come to the Traditional Irish Music Practice Sessions at Hayes! *Every second and fourth Sunday - 1pm-3:30pm
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Stow away and tuck in for some folk sessions with Tam Maluda of the Northerly Gales and Dee Brust of SisterTree and Purgatory Creek.
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The University of Minnesota BFA Acting Class of 2025 presents The Ferryman at Park Square Theater in St. Paul April 24-27. This is the Minnesota debut of the Tony Award Winning play set in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. "Northern Ireland, 1981. It is a war-weary time in the long-brewing Irish sectarian conflict known as […]
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5 events,Celebrate the arrival of summer with a weekend of hands-on creativity at the Bealtaine Folk Art Weekend, a collaboration between Folklore Village and the Celtic Junction Arts Center. Explore the Celtic and Scandinavian roots of traditional folk art through two immersive workshops: Celtic knot embroidery with Kelli Emerson and kolrosing (Scandinavian wood-carving) with Darlene Fossum- […]
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Bedlam is a band born out of the talent pool of the MN Renaissance Festival. Over the years, the band has had a diverse sound and many different members. Its recent incarnation is a folk band with a hippie attitude. Many familiar songs with a different slant along with some original material as well. As […] Enjoy an evening of traditional Irish music as Adrienne O’Shea returns to the Celtic Junction stage. With her crystal-clear vocals and impressive Irish flute playing, Adrienne brings depth and vitality to timeless songs. Joined by Sean O’Brien, Liam Slattery, and Cormac O Sé, the concert promises evocative ballads, and vibrant musicality. Part of the Women’s […]
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7 events,Winner of the Sundance Film Festival’s Audience Award, writer-director Paul Greengrass’ “magnetic and impassioned”* drama is a “staggering re-creation”** of the events of Sunday, January 30th, 1972 when British troops clashed with unarmed protestors in Derry, Northern Ireland. The film will be shown in the library. 1 h 50 min 2002 Rated R The film was inspired by Don […] |