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Musicians for Ukraine
A benefit concert featuring Dean Magraw & Richard Kriehn, Turkish ensemble Makam Baklava, and Mother Banjo. Hosted by Ukrainian American musician Natalie Nowytski. All proceeds from the evening go to Stand With Ukraine MN, an initiative by the Ukrainian Community in Minnesota to ensure aid dollars are sent to the most needed areas of Ukraine.
Colm Broderick & Patrick Finley in Concert
All-Ireland champs on their instruments, Colm and Patrick focus on creating a refreshingly traditional style of music on the pipes and fiddle.
Minnesota Irish Music Weekend
Presented by the Center for Irish Music, Minnesota Irish Music Weekend is a unique festival that pairs world-class traditional Irish musicians and teachers with learners of all ages for a weekend of workshops, lectures, sessions and concerts.
Great Session Experience
The Great Session Experience will bring together the Twin Cities Irish music community for many simultaneous in-person sessions. Free! This event is part of the Minnesota Irish Music Weekend.
Master Artists Concert
Presented by the Center for Irish Music, the Master Artists Concert is the signature event of the Minnesota Irish Music Weekend. Don't miss this rare chance to see Kathleen Conneely (whistle), Seán Clohessy (fiddle), and John Coyne (bouzouki/song) play from their recently released album “All Jokes Aside”.
Paddy Keenan in Concert
Uillean piper Paddy Keenan, founding member of The Bothy Band and 2002 Gradam Ceoil Musician of the Year, is returning to the Celtic Junction for a solo concert.
“The Unsung Hero,” a play by David Gilna
The Unsung Hero is a love story from Easter week 1916 between Michael O’Rahilly (The O’Rahilly) the Co-Founder of The Irish Volunteers and his wife Nancy O’Rahilly Vice-president of the Cumann na mBan.
Byrne and Kelly in Concert
Celtic Thunder's Neil Byrne and Ryan Kelly are coming to CJAC for a night of music and storytelling. Byrne and Kelly sing dynamic vocal harmonies, seamlessly combining genres like traditional Irish and Americana to create a fresh, Celtic folk sound that has garnered comparisons to iconic folk-rock duos like Simon & Garfunkel and The Everly Brothers.