Posts Tagged ‘education’
Myth Round Table
This is a discussion forum for all levels of interest in mythology with a specific emphasis on Celtic and Irish myth within the broader circle of world mythology. It is…
More >Book Discussion: James Plunkett’s “Strumpet City”
Join Steve Griffith for a three-night discussion of James Plunkett’s 1969 masterpiece, Strumpet City. Although a work of fiction, the story is based on the real-life Dublin worker’s lockout of 1913.…
More >Myth Round Table
This is a new discussion forum for all levels of interest in mythology with a specific emphasis on Celtic and Irish myth within the broader circle of world mythology. It…
More >Open House and Children’s Fair
Bring your children and check out some of what goes on at the Celtic Junction Arts Center. Your young ones can dance a jig, listen to some rollicking tunes, enjoy…
More >O’Shea Irish Dance Recital for W-TH Classes
Celebrate the joy, progress, and hard work that O’Shea Irish Dancers have been putting into their steps for the past year! Wednesday and Thursday classes perform at this at 3 pm recital.
More >O’Shea Irish Dance Recital for M-T Classes
Celebrate the joy, progress, and hard work that O’Shea Irish Dancers have been putting into their steps for the past year! Monday and Tuesday classes perform at this at 1:30 pm recital.
More >Irish Traditional Musicians in Chicago 1920–2020 with Richie Piggot
This presentation is drawn from Richie Piggot’s recently published book Cry of a People Gone. It will include a history of the development of Chicago and that city’s attraction for Irish…
More >Book Discussion: “Constance Markievicz: Irish Revolutionary”
Join Dr. Kevin Byrne and Dr. Steven Griffith for a free, two-night discussion of Anne Haverty’s, Constance Markievicz: Irish Revolutionary (2016). Constance Gore-Booth was born into the privileged world of…
More >Éigse CIM, a Gaela Event
The Center for Irish Music & Emcee Kieran Folliard invite you to dress up in your finest and join us at the Celtic Junction Arts Center for Éigse CIM, a Gaela Event!…
More >Transformative figures and the challenge of archiving their work
A conversation with archivist Niamh Ní Charra, drawing from her experience working on two iconic Irish archives; The Gaelic League and the Mary Robinson collections at the University of Galway.
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