Posts Tagged ‘Ireland’
Anamchairde / Kindred Spirits
Anamchairde means kindred spirits and is an online event bringing together speakers, musicians, singers, and other performers to commemorate and celebrate the linguistic and cultural friendship between Ireland and peoples of the First Nations of America/Canada.
More >Éire – Athbheochan/Revival 1893-2018
The bilingual traveling exhibition “Éire: Athbheochan/Revival 1893-2018,” was loaned to us by the Consulate General of Ireland in Chicago. The Eoin McKiernan Library is proud to be host of this remarkable display. Lavinia Finnerty, Fintan Moore, and Nancy Stenson, and Sarah Keating will speak.
More >Frederick Douglass Symposium
A free Zoom-based webinar and conversation about history, solidarity, and racial justice in Ireland and the US with Dennis Brownlee, Christine Kinealy, and E.G. Bailey.
More >Ceolchoirm do Mholli – A Concert for Molli
Join us for a unique Irish language concert featuring an array of artists from Conamara in the West of Ireland!
More >Ireland Performs
Nearly 120 online performances of Irish artists. The range of performers is phenomenal, featuring established favorites and up and coming talent! Presented by Culture Ireland.
More >Shades of Green
Shades of Green is a celebration of the range and depth of Irish culture in America. Over the coming weeks, creative work will be shared online from 40 American based artists engaged with Irish culture.
More >Matt Cranitch Live from Cork
A Minnesota Irish Music Weekend @ Home (MIM @ Home) concert with master artist Matt Cranitch live on fiddle!
More >Conal Ó Gráda Live from Ballyvourney
A Minnesota Irish Music Weekend @ Home (MIM @ Home) concert with master artist Conal Ó Gráda on flute and whistle!
More >Benny McCarthy of Waterford
A Minnesota Irish Music Weekend @ Home (MIM @ Home) concert during the opening reception with master artist Benny McCarthy on button accordion!
More >Ann & Charlie Heymann at Home with the Gaelic Harp
Join Ann & Charlie Heymann at home via the Celtic Junction Art Center’s Facebook page, where they will discuss and demonstrate their unique approach to performing old Gaelic poetry with the cláirseach aka early Irish harp or Gaelic harp.
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