When: Thursday, MARCH 4TH Irish Dance lessons start at 6.30pm and the music will start at 8pm till late Where: McCARTHY'S IRISH PUBAT 117 SOUTH UPPER ST
Music: Liams Fancy
THIS CASUAL GET TOGETHER WILL BE ALL ABOUT CELTIC MUSIC AND IRISH DANCING AND EVERYONE IS INVITED
SO BRING YOUR SINGING VOICE AND DANCING SHOES!
Bring A Friend Or five.
It's Free, Fun And The Whole Family Are Invited
We meet at McCarthy's the 1ST Thursday of the Month at 6.30pm
If you need more info please get in touch with Me at:
The
Performance Hall, Arts Place, 161 N.
Mill St, Lexington
An evening of traditional
Celtic Ceili (kay-lee) dancing, music and fun for the whole family. You have
seen the dancing, now you can be part of it too! All dances will be taught
first, then join the McTeggarts on the floor for laughs and fellowship.
For further information,
please contact Lynne @ (859) 621-7766
Adults: $10
Students/Children under 8:
$7.50
Children under 8: free
ticket price includes light
refreshments and 2 beverages (limited bar)
For tickets: DowntownArtsCenter
Box Office, 141 E. Main St,
Lex
The Lexington Celtic Association began in 2002 by a group of friends who sought to celebrate their shared Irish, Scottish, and Welsh heritage. Liza Hendley, a native of Dublin and owner of Fàilte Irish Imports in Lexington took the initiative and organized a gathering in McCarthy's Irish Pub downtown. On that first meeting, the Lexington Celtic Association was born.
Everyone who has an appreciation for celtic music, culture, and lore, regardless of personal ancestry, is warmly encouraged to join our organization. Should you venture out to one of our meetings, you might encounter bagpipers, fiddlers, singers, dancers. Naturally, all Celtic people are poets and storytellers at heart. They come from in and outside of Lexington -- from the U.S, Ireland and the U.K. Be prepared for a grand time!
No group in the area unites such an ecclectic bunch as the Lexington Celtic Association. Please explore our website and learn why you ought to take part and celebrate the magic of Celtic culture. Cheers!
Liza Hendley & Nicholas Solon
The Irish say...
"May your glass be ever full May the roof over your head be always strong, And may you be in heaven Half an hour before the devil knows you're dead."