Posts Tagged ‘History’
“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.
More >Irish American Club: lecture and panel discussion
Miller will tell the colorful story of Irish immigrants and Irish Minnesotans who came together in the years after World War II to hold weekly dances, celebrate Irish heritage, support one another, and have a ball in St. Paul. This event is part of Irish Arts Week.
More >“Éamon de Valera: A Will to Power”
CJAC’s new, free, Irish Biography Discussion Series! Read “Éamon de Valera: A Will to Power” by Ronan Fanning and discuss! The online event is free and open to all friends of the Celtic Junction Arts Center.
More >“Éamon de Valera: A Will to Power”
CJAC’s new, free, Irish Biography Discussion Series! Read “Éamon de Valera: A Will to Power” by Ronan Fanning and discuss! The online event is free and open to all friends of the Celtic Junction Arts Center.
More >The Power of Indigenous Languages
Join us online for a discussion on the value, preservation, and challenges facing the languages of the Gaeltacht and of the Anishinaabe nation. This free event is part of the CJAC Social Justice Seminar Series.
More >Why James Joyce’s novel “Ulysses” matters on its 100th anniversary
James Joyce’s “Ulysses” was published on February 2, 1922. Consider it’s literary importance 100 years later. This is a free Zoom webinar presented by Dr. Patrick O’Donnell and moderated by Dr. Lynette Reini-Grandell.
More >Acting the Man: Online Book Launch and Panel Discussion
Join us online on November 14th at 1 pm CST / 7 pm IST for the launch of Dr. Cormac O’Brien’s new monograph, “Masculinities and Manhood in Irish Drama: Acting the Man” which will be released by Palgrave on November, 12th. This is the next installment of CJAC’s Social Justice Seminar Series.
More >CJAC Fall Fundraiser
Join us in person for dinner, and an entertaining program that shows off the best of what Celtic Junction Arts Center does, or join us virtually for chat and good craic!
More >Trad Nation: an Author Talk and Panel Discussion with LGBTQ Musicians and Dancers
Discuss “Trad Nation”, the groundbreaking book with the author Dr. Tes Slominski, and LGBTQ musicians and dancers from across the US Irish trad community.
More >CJAC’s ‘Top It Off’ Online Fundraiser
Will you help us top off the 100K matching challenge started in October of 2020? We have just 20K left to go. We’d love to top it off by The Junction’s 12th anniversary!
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