Posts Tagged ‘art’
CJAC Live Online Fall Fundraiser
The CJAC Fall Fundraiser will include music, dance, storytellers, poets, and special surprise guests via our Facebook page and website.
More >Irish of Minnesota Digital Gallery Launch
Tom is launching an Irish of Minnesota digital gallery on FaceBook. Please like his page here, and watch for new photographs and accompanying stories all day on Saturday, August 8th! Please visit and comment.
More >New Hibernia Review Panel & Discussion
Free. Discussion of the New Hibernia Review, its history and importance and significance as the quarterly journal created by the University of St. Thomas’s Center for Irish Studies since the 1990s led by David Gardiner, the new Director of the Center. A discussion of one or more recent articles follows. This journal is the cornerstone…
More >Drawing Celtic Mythology
Learn how the haunting and magical gods, goddesses, heroes, magicians, and landscapes of the Celtic realms can be given creative expression and re-interpretation in a class for beginners, returning students who have taken the class before, and enthusiasts at all levels.
More >CJAC’s Children’s Fair
Bring your kids and check out some of what goes on at the Celtic Junction Arts Center. Your young ones can dance a jig, try out instruments, listen to some rollicking tunes, enjoy story time and puppets, play games, and munch on some snacks.
More >Irish Language Exhibition
A beautiful exhibition created by the government of Ireland to represent the history and vigor of the Irish language. Free to the public.
More >Celtic Junction Arts Center Fundraiser
Join us for drinks, food, and an enlightening, entertaining program to demonstrate what each of CJAC’s arms does.
More >Maureen Fleming WILDFIRES Photography Installation – Opening Reception
Dancer-choreographer Maureen Fleming searches for an understanding of this internal and universal dimension through her installation, featuring original dance photography created and presented during her Fulbright in Ireland at NUI Galway.
More >Class: Drawing Celtic Mythology
The principles of formal composition and color theory will be applied to the inspirational mythic and iconic imagery of the Celts.
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