ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY
AIMS NEWS AND NOTES
AIMS News and Notes 3-21-2006
The Irish Cultural Center is at 1106 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Arizona Irish Music Society
www.azirishmusic.com
Information Line: 602-770-8077
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The Expanded Irish Cultural Center Gift Shop run by Pat & Patty McCrossan, the former proprietors of Ireland's Own, is now open from 10:30 am until 6 pm Tuesday through Friday and from 10:30 am until 3 pm on Saturday. It will also be open for any ICC special events. Call (602) 254-6094.
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Out and About
--- Video Of Parade And Faire From Channel 12 On Web
2. ICC News
1. OUT AND ABOUT
--- VIDEO OF PARADE AND FAIRE FROM CHANNEL 12 ON WEB
There is a two minute clip from Channel 12 at http://www.azcentral.com/video/ in the section title Arizona Republic Video on the right hand column. It includes sections of the Parade plus a short feature of dancing by Celtic Dance and music by the McMorrows.
--- RECOVERED YET?
In clearing my database, I checked and there were 111 performances listed on Mar 17 and I found some (like below) that I missed listing.
The Faire went well (unless you were trying to run it!!), and the heat was not as big a problem as feared. Compared to last year with the cold and rain, it was a great improvement, but it would be niece if we could find a happy medium.
Friday’s ceili was very well attended with the music provided by harpist Sarah Marie Mullen who will be featured this coming Friday with Michi. I helped out on the bones (at least I hope it was considered “help” and one tune. Sadly most of the music I know are vocals and no one seemed interested in dancing to “Whiskey In The Jar”.
Saturday was the debut of the Waywards featuring Jane Hilton on the fiddle, Johnny Kerr (on whistle, bodran, and accordion) and a vocalist Skye Alexander from San Francisco. They sounded great and Jane tells me that Skye will be visiting Phoenix regularly, so their band will be available for gigs.
--- SORRY WE MISSED IT
The Phoenix Bach Choir had a couple concerts last weekend at Trinity Cathedral and performed several pieces written by Michael McGlynn, founder of Anuna (of Riverdance fame) who wrote Dulaman. One of the performers was Jane Hilton.
2. ICC NEWS
Irish Cultural Center
--- FRI. MAR 23 - MICHI REGIER (FIDDLE) AND SARAH MARIE MULLEN (HARP)
MICHI: FIDDLE - MICHI REGIER - From www.michimusic.com
Early on, Michi's favorite places to play included: the Mesa Amphitheatre, Gammage Auditorium, Carnegie Hall, Koussevitsky Shed, and a cabin by the water in Sweden, Maine.
Over 17 years of training; the usual round of competitions, symphonies, and scholarships sent her to the Tanglewood Institute....but in the meantime, Michi learned to spin, weave, and busk on the streets of Renaissance festivals. The romance of reenactment kept Michi fiddling through her college years, co-founding "Knot Sisters" and later "The Bringers."
Always jamming with other bands between shows, Michi began working in the studio with groups such as "Volgemut," "Three Pints Gone," and "The Muses." She was inspired to record her own CD, Curved Space. in 2002.
A solo performer now, Michi acts as a musical ambassador, bringing stories and music back from her travels to folk at home.
In 2003, Michi made her way to Ukraine. At first, she was looking for gypsies. Not finding any, she came home with other treasures; an education in folklore and a passion for Ukraine. Michi's next project, "Tales from the Fiddle Tree," due out in November 2006, came from this adventure and was first performed in the L'viv Philharmonic.
In 2004, Michi packed up her car and drove to Mexico, where the orphans of "Casa de Elisabet" were starting to learn violin. She became such a part of the family, even bringing her mom down for Christmas, that now they return with donations whenever possible.
HARP - SARAH MARIE MULLEN - www.sarahmariemullen.com
Sarah Marie Mullen has been in love with the harp since kindergarten, and it shows! Drawn most often to the 32 or 34 string Celtic harp, Ms. Mullen has a lovely style and feel to her playing. The arrangements on this CD are quite beautiful and you can tell that a great deal of thought went into their preparation.
Although an instrumental album, The Wild Woods is meant to "evoke a story of a young knight and his fey love of a faerie princess," according to Mullen. Sometimes sprightly, other times wistful, the tracks on this CD have one thing in common no matter what the sound--they are classy through and through.
Whether it is the years of experience she has in playing the instrument or just her innate musical talent that brings such a fresh sound to her playing is hard to say. The album has a particularly refreshing arrangement of the traditional "Greensleeves" that really highlights Mullen's ability and style. Her fingers fly over the strings and you can actually feel the expressiveness come through--a tough thing for a harpist to do.
Those who love to listen to Celtic harp will be quite pleased with this CD and will love the amount of tracks it holds as well--17. Transformative and uplifting, this is a really nice group of songs and they are extremely well-played too.
--- FRI MAR 30 - ARCHEOLOGIST CAIMIN O'BRIEN SPEAKS OF ANCIENT IRISH
Friday, March 30, Mr. Caimin O'Brien, an archeologist with the Irish Government (Department of Environment, Heritage, and Local Government) will speak at the Center. Mr. O'Brien is a Trinity College graduate.
In his slide presentation and lecture, Mr. O'Brien covers the family background, social status, and roles of saints, such as St. Patrick, St. Columcille of Durrow and Iona, St. Ciarn of Clonmacnoise and others. What became of the Druids? How were their symbols and teachings absorbed? Why did the rulers of a pagan Ireland give up their belief in an established religion to (rather quickly) turn to the new religion? What lead to the rise of Monastic orders and monasteries?
Mr. O'Brien has an extensive slide presentation of historical documents, landscape archeology, historic buildings, art and poetry. Images of ruined monasteries, stained glass windows, illuminated manuscripts (think Book of Kells), religious carvings and stonework are part of the explanation of the ancient process of the evolving of religion, which created the world of the round towers made so famous by the popular book, "How the Irish Saved Civilization."
Mr. O'Brien has had rave notices from his earlier appearances. You will want to get there early for a good seat. Tickets are $8.00 per person at the door.
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On Sunday, April 15th, join your friends at the Irish Cultural Center,! The event will run from 1 to 5 pm, and admission will be a minimum $5 donation; all proceeds will benefit the Irish Cultural Center. Children 12 and under may attend for free. Additional parking is available on Culver St. between 3rd Ave. and Central.
Haven’t yet finished your taxes? No problem! Volunteers will be on hand to help those of us who ask the question, “Why do today what I can put off until tomorrow?”
Owe the IRS money this year? It’s payback time! Dunk the Tax Man with your eagle eye fast ball in our dunking tank!
In addition to live Irish music and dancing, there will be lots of children’s activities, so bring the whole family! Food will be available, so be sure to bring an appetite as well.
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There may be other guest performers announced in the next few weeks. As far as I can tell, this is the first time ALL the Irish born performers of the area will be featured on the same program.]
3. PHOENIX TRADITIONS (ENCANTO PARK) FOLK FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND
March 24th & 25th
FREE to the public!!!
The 18th Annual Phoenix Folk Traditions Music Festival
Sat
3/24/2007 1:30 PM Oceans Apart
[EDITOR’S NOTE: AIMS will be hosting two seisiuns on Sunday. The tunes seisiun at noon is not listed on the published program but will be in a new spot we’ve dubbed “Celtic Corner”. The Celtic Jam, or song seisiun, will be at 4:00 PM at the Folk Arbor. We will also have ongoing seisiuns at the AIMS booth on both days people drop by. Also, I’m looking for volunteers to help out at the booth while I’m out networking and taking pictures.]
4. SAT MAR 24 - THE IRISH ROVERS AT THE MESA ARTS CENTER
In a rollicking, rousing performance of good cheer, the Irish Rovers will have you singing and clapping along to their hit “The Unicorn” and more. As international ambassadors of Irish music, they have charmed and entertained people around the world and continue to delight audiences with their exciting stage shows.
Saturday, March 24 @ 8 pm
5. GAELIC STORM IN ARIZONA
--- FRI. MAR 23 - TUCSON
Tickets $20 Advance $23 Day of Show
Rialto Theater
--- SAT., MAR 24 - CHANDlER
Tickets: $22, $26 & $30
Chandler Center for the Arts
Founding members Steve Twigger, Patrick Murphy and Steve Wehmeyer officially formed Gaelic Storm in 1996 on St. Patrick’s Day, appropriately enough. They became a celebrated act in their adopted hometown of Santa Monica, Calif., where they packed O’Brien’s Irish Pub every Sunday night with their traditional, urban Celtic sound. Then came 1997, and a little film called “Titanic” and their appearance as the “steerage band”. Ten years, five albums and two national tours later, Gaelic Storm continues to routinely sell out venues worldwide.
Featured in the film, “Titanic”, Gaelic Storm tours aggressively and plays over 125 dates a year. Gaelic Storm routinely breaks attendance and merchandise sales records, pushing their popularity beyond the World music genre and into the mainstream music consciousness.
Gaelic Storm released their fifth album “How Are We Getting Home?” in August 2004 which debuted at #3 on the Billboard World Music Charts and #10 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart and re-entered the September 2005 World Albums Chart at #3. Their previous four albums have all charted high on the Billboard World Music Chart, including reaching the #2 position on three different occasions. Since their self-titled first album and their appearance in the film Titanic, Gaelic Storm continues to thunder onto stages around the world attracting larger and larger crowds.
6. APR 7-8 PHOENIX FAERIE FESTIVAL AT SCHNEPF FARMS IN QUEEN CREEK
Western Gates Faerie Realms Productions
Easter Weekend, April 7 & 8, 2007
PHOENIX, AZ. (February 16, 2007) – On April 7 & 8, 2007, the magical doors between worlds will be flung wide open and the mischievous spirits of nature will gambol in the desert sun, when the Phoenix Faerie Festival kicks off its inaugural event at beautiful Schnepf Farms. A weekend long festival celebrating the myth and fantasy of the faerie realms is sure to enchant the entire family, with shopping in the Greenbriar Village Market Bazaar, food, drink and two stages of music and merriment. Then, as daylight fades and the sovereignty of light gives way to the creatures of the night, witness a drumming and fire performance with the fey folk of the Unseelie Court of the Faerie Realms.
Participating in this debut weekend event will be fantasy artists Ragen Mendenhall, Victoria Mock and Raine Szramski. Musical and dance performances will include internationally renowned Celtic harpist Megha Morganfield, Samantha Tobey, world fusion by Traveler, Appalachian folk music by Traditional Blend, traditional Celtic folk songs by Oceans Apart, as well as The Harper and The Minstrel, along with Phoenix favorites Joe Bethancourt, Wyllow Ravenscroft, The Daughters Of The Desert, Aretia’s Tribe, Syren Dance Co & Nawarii Drum Ensemble, and the Bedlam Bells Morris Dancers. Other exhilarating distractions will be included.
Visit www.westerngatesfaerierealms.com for the full line-up.
Schnepf Farms is located at 24810 S. Rittenhouse Road, in Queen Creek, Arizona. Gates open at 10 am and box office closes at 5pm. Discount Tickets are available in advance through the website, or at the gate for $18 for adults and $8 for Children 5-12 yrs old. Children under the age of 5 are free.
$1 of every ticket sold will be donated to the Desert Cry Wildlife Rehabilitation Center. Costumes are cheerfully encouraged, but not required.
7. FEAST OF FOOLS FANTASY MASQUERADE TO BE HELD AT PAPER HEART ON SAT
Mar 24 8:00 PM
Tickets $20 / $30 at the door (subject to availability) - Costumes Requiredl
“Drawing inspiration from the Celtic Isles with legends of Faerie Folk and Elven kind and otherworldly enchantments that lay poised astride the borders of myth and mortal kin, The Feast of Fools Fantasy Masquerade is a creative adventure that abandons inhibitions and embraces the flights of fantasy of poets, musicians, and artistic souls that long for expression.”
“Step into the fabled ring and part the veil between the worlds if you dare. Come Gentles and Nobles from far and wide. Cloak yourself in mystery and join us in a magickal night of revelry, music, dance and art.”
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Program includes music by Traveler and Wyllow Ravencroft]r, costumes are mandatory to attend the Feast of Fools Masquerade Bal
8. FLAGSTAFF NEWS IRISH LANGUAGE INTENSIVE WORKSHOP
Two days of instruction in Conversational Irish will be taught by Irish linguists Maureen and Walter Stock on Saturday, May 5 and Sunday, May 6, at the Starlight Pines Bed and Breakfast. in Flagstaff Both days will offer two levels: Beginners and Inrermediate/Advanced. Cost is $65 for Saturday only, $100 for both Saturday and Sunday. To confirm your reservation, send check made payable to Aradia, and send to Aradia Bookstore, Post Office Box 266, Flagstaff, AZ 86002. For more information, call 928-779-3817.
For accommodations at the Starlight Pines Bed and Breakfast, please call them at 800-752-1912 or 928-527-1912. (Mention you are with the Irish Class as all rooms have been reserved for us).
9. NEWS FROM TUCSON
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Martha Gallagher, The Adirondack Harper, will be presenting her Celtic harp concert at 7:30 p.m. at Grace St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 2331 E. Adams. She will include "Songs from the Stones," Martha's original music inspired by headstone inscriptions, as well as Celtic and other original music for Celtic harp and voice. Tickets are $15 for the general public and $10 for Old Pueblo Harpers members. Tickets are available from Antigone Books, 411 N. 4th Avenue or by sending a check to Old Pueblo Harpers, P.O. Box 30402, Tucson, AZ 85751-0402. OPH members or April 1st workshop registrants can contact an OPH board member (Lorna, Mary, Kilian, Jenny, Mark or Patty)for $10 concert priced tickets or mail a check to OPH at the addresss above. For further information contact :lorna.govier@gmail.com, Lorna Govier, 520-232-3544.
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Martha Gallagher, The Adirondack Harper, will offer three workshops ata private Tucson residence. The location and directions will be given to regstrants.
Workshop 1: Songwriting, 10 a.m.
Workshops 1 and 3 are open to ALL musicians. Workshop 2 is open to harpers and harpists. The price is $30 for one workshop, $50 for two workshops, or $65 for all three workshops. Workshop registrants receive a discount for the March 30th concert. To sign up for workshops, contact Lorna Govier, 232-3544 or send a check to Old Pueblo Harpers, P.O. Box 30402, Tucson, AZ 85751-0402.
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Darren Maguire, who retired as lead dancer of Riverdance to start The Maguire Academy of Irish Dance in Tucson last summer, has added another feather to his cap. In addition to having obtained his TCRG, the certification required to teach competitive Irish dance under the rules of the Dublin, Ireland-based An CoĂmĂsĂun le RĂncĂ Gaelacha, he has now been awarded the ADCRG certification, which qualifies him to adjudicate at Irish dance competitions. He is the only Southern Arizona Irish dance teacher to have obtained this credential. Congratulations, Darren!
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10. AN IRISH LIFE - AN IMPORTANT NEW IRISH COMMUNITY PROJECT AND HISTORICAL ARCHIVE
“Irish Diaspora” is a term commonly used to refer to Irish emigrants and their descendants, 40 million of which are in the USA. An Irish Life is a new Internet community portal, which has been designed to provide the means for all people of Irish descent to record their life experiences for posterity and to become part of an important Irish historical archive.
We are looking for stories and biographies of all Irish Americans, anybody of Irish descent regardless of how distant the connection with Ireland. The purpose of the site is to document how the lives of the people of the Irish Diaspora have developed, where the families of the people who left Ireland so long ago have settled and what their lives have been like.
This archive is to be located at www.anirishlife.comand will feature stories about the Irish people, both here in Ireland, and also from the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia, indeed anywhere around the globe. The archive will feature collections of life stories, memoirs, family journals, obituaries, short biographies and tributes. All articles submitted to the site are to be stored online as a permanent Irish historical archive, accessible from anywhere in the world. This archive will be unique because the content is not written by historians, but by ordinary Irish people themselves.
www.anirishlife.com is set to become an important historical record of a worldwide community linked by a common history and a shared identity.
Your Support
We invite submissions from anyone of Irish descent to submit articles and memoirs about themselves, their families or friends. The unique material and photography collected will subsequently be published in a series of books on the Irish Diaspora.
An Irish Life will provide a unique insight into the lives and the history of a nation scattered across the world.
An Irish Life
11. GREETINGS FRIENDS OF ZOUKFEST
We're gearing up for a great camp this June 10-16th at the College of Santa Fe. Log onto our website http://zoukfest.com for information.
While you are there, make sure and check out our Two Instrument Raffle: www.zoukfest.com
Hope you can join us this year!
Roger Landes
12. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC
PHOENIX
Michael McClanathan Will Be At The Westin Kirland Every Evening At Sunset.
WED
Oceans Apart will be at:
THUR
Celtica will be at Rula Bula on Thursday
FRI (ONLY)
Michi Regier and Sarah Marie Mullen will give a concert on Fri. at the ICC.
Rick Nestler will be at Fiddler’s Dream on Fri.
FRI/SAT
Karl Jones will be at the Dubliner on Fri and Sat.
Keltic Cowboys will be at Fibber Magees on Fri and Sat.
Biffos (O`Carroll’s Gate) will be at O’Connor1s on Fri and Sat.
Rosie McCaffrey’s will host Smoot Mahooty on Fri and the Scones on Sat
Rula Bula will host Bill Cioffi on Fri and Sat.
Skeptical Chymist will host Shirley’s Tempe on Fri and the Nobs on Sat
SAT (ONLY)
The Phoenix Traditions Folk Festival at Encanto Park will include Oceans Apart and Connie Fisher on Sat.
Gaelic Storm will be at the Chandler Center for the Arts on Sat evening.
The Irish Rovers will be at the Mesa Arts Center on Sat evening.
Traveler and Wyllow Ravencroft will be among the performers at the Feast of Fools Fantasy Masquerade held at Paper Heart Gallery on Sat evening.
SUN (ONLY)
Oceans Apart will be at Molly Brannigans on Sun afternoon
The Phoenix Traditions Folk Festival at Encanto Park will include Malcolm Harris, Rick Boyle and Steve Pawlowski, Sea Shanties workshop, Wyllow Ravencroft, Rick Nestler, Greg LaCross, East Valley Teller of Tales, and two Irish seisiuns.
TUCSON
The Auld Dubliner will host N
ancy McCallion on Thur and Fri with the Dusty Buskers on Sat
There will be a contradance at the First Methodist Church in Tucson on Sat evening.
PRESCOTT
Celtic Crossings will host Iain Walinck on Fri evening and early Sat evening with the Rakes performing on Sat evening. Iain Walinck will play Sun afternoon.
1. PHOENIX
Chandler Center for the Arts
--- Recovered Yet?
--- Sorry We Missed It
--- Fri. Mar 23 - Michi Regier (Fiddle) And Sarah Marie Mullen (Harp)
--- Fri Mar 30 - Archeologist Caimin O'brien Speaks Of Ancient Irish
--- Sun Apr 15 - Say Slan To Taxes For The Day
3. Phoenix Traditions (Encanto Park) Folk Festival This Weekend
4. Sat Mar 24 - The Irish Rovers At The Mesa Arts Center
5. Gaelic Storm In Arizona
--- Fri. Mar 23 - Tucson
--- Sat., Mar 24 - Chandler
6. Apr 7-8 Phoenix Faerie Festival At Schnepf Farms In Queen Creek
7. Feast Of Fools Fantasy Masquerade To Be Held At Paper Heart On Sat
8. Flagstaff News Irish Language Intensive Workshop
9. News From Tucson
--- Mar 30 - Martha Gallagher Celtic Harp Concert
--- Apr 1 - Martha Gallagher Music Workshops
--- Darren Maguire Obtains ADCRG
10. An Irish Life - An Important New Irish Community Project And Historical Archive
11. Greetings Friends Of Zoukfest
12. This Week In Irish Music
1106 N. Central Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85004
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org
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--- SUN APR 15 - SAY SLAN TO TAXES FOR THE DAY
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[EDITOR’S NOTE: The program will feature Irish born performers including Brid Dower of the Brid Dower Band, Pat McCrossan, Liam Mackey of the Brazen Heads, along with guests Seamus King (of the McMorrows), Declan Fox, and (if available), Michael Patrick Galligher along with the McElligott - Galligher School of Irish Dance. Also performing will be the Celtic Dance School.
10 am - 5 pm
at Encanto Park on the east side of 15th Avenue
between Thomas and McDowell (enter the parking lot from Encanto Blvd. just
east of 15th Ave.)
(which we affectionately refer to as the Encanto Festival)
offers the public folk, blues, country, cowboy, old time and bluegrass
music performed by over 100 different musicians.
Additionally, there will be storytellers, workshops and jam sessions.
Anytime you throw together good music, great people, a sunny
weekend in a beautiful park, you wind up with one of the
best events all year !! Don't miss it - you are gonnna LOVE it!
....and it's FREE to the public (my favorite four letter word).
Bring a cooler full of food and beverages for the family, your
instruments (or just your voice) to participate in the many
informal jam sessions and maybe some sun screen.
3/24/2007 2:00 PM Connie Fisher
Sun
3/25/2007 10:30 AM Malcom Harris
3/25/2007 11:00 AM Rick Boyle & Steve Pawlowski
3/25/2007 12:00 PM Sea Shanties and Maritine Music
3/25/2007 12:00 PM Irish Tunes Seisiun
3/25/2007 12:30 PM Wyllow Ravencroft
3/25/2007 1:00 PM Rick Nestler
3/25/2007 2:00 PM East Valley Teller of Tales
3/25/2007 2:00 PM Greg La Cosse
3/25/2007 4:00 PM Irish Singing Seisiun
Mesa Arts Center
Ikeda Theater
1 E. Main St.,
Mesa
Tickets are $34/$27/$24
480-644-6500
www.mesaartscenter.com
8:00 PM
318 E. Congress St
Tucson, AZ 85701 520-740-1000
www.rialtotheatre.com
8:00 PM
250 N. Arizona Ave.
Chandler, Arizona 86001 - 480-782-2680
www.chandlercenter.org
Proudly Presents Its First Annual
Phoenix Faerie Festival
Paper Heart Gallery
750 NW Grand Ave., Phoenix, AZ
602-712-9338 www.feastoffools-phxaz.com/
--- MAR 30 - MARTHA GALLAGHER CELTIC HARP CONCERT
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--- APR 1 - MARTHA GALLAGHER MUSIC WORKSHOPS
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Workshop 2: Arranging for Voice and Harp, 2 p.m.
Workshop 3: Recording, 4 p.m.
--- DARREN MAGUIRE OBTAINS ADCRG
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Carmichael House
60 Lower Baggot Street
Dublin 2
Republic of Ireland
Tel: (353) 1-602-4787
www.anirishlife.com
Artistic Director
ZoukFest World Music Camp, June 10-16th, 2007: www.zoukfest.com
Good Shepherd Villa on Wed afternoon
Pueblo El Mirage on Wed evening
Smoot Mahooty with Brid Dower will be at Rosie McCaffrey’s on Wed.
Paul Knight will be at into The Bean on Wed.
Scott Jeffers will be at into The Dubliner on Wed.
250 N. Arizona Ave.
Chandler
480-782-2680
3/24/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM | Gaelic Storm |
Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.
Phoenix
602-867-0984
3/21/2007 | Wed | 9:00 PM | Scott Jeffers |
3/23/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Karl Jones |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Karl Jones |
Encanto Park
2605 N.15th Ave
Phoenix
602-262-3562
3/24/2007 | Sat | 1:30 PM | Oceans Apart |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 2:00 PM | Connie Fisher |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:30 | Malcom Harris |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 11:00 | Rick Boyle & Steve Pawlowski |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 12:00 | Sea Shanties and Maritine Music |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 12:00 | Irish Tunes Seisiun |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 12:30 | Wyllow Ravencroft |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 1:00 PM | Rick Nestler |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 2:00 PM | East Valley Teller of Tales |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 2:00 PM | Greg La Cosse |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 4:00 PM | Irish Singing Seisiun |
Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19
Chandler
480-722-9434
3/23/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Keltic Cowboys |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Keltic Cowboys |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 3:00 PM | Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun |
Fiddler's Dream
17th St. & Cactus Wren
Phoenix
602-997-9795
3/23/2007 | Fri | 8:00 PM | Rick Nestler |
Good Shepherd Villa
5848 E. University
Mesa
480-981-0098
3/21/2007 | Wed | 2:00 PM | Oceans Apart |
Into the Bean
1710 W. Southern Ave
Mesa
480-890-0579
3/21/2007 | Wed | 7:00 PM | Paul Knight |
Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix
602-392-7850
3/23/2007 | Fri | 7:30 PM | Michi Regier and Sarah Marie Mullen |
Mesa Arts Center
1 East Main Street
Mesa
480-644-6500
3/24/2007 | Sat | 2:00 PM | Irish Rovers |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM | Irish Rovers |
Molly Brannigan's Traditional Irish Pub
1744 South Val Vista
Mesa
480-507-7827
3/25/2007 | Sun | 12:00 | Oceans Apart |
O'Connor's Pub
2601 W. Dunlap
Phoenix
602-997-7714
3/23/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Biffos' (O'Carroll's Gate) |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Biffos' (O'Carroll's Gate) |
Paper Heart Gallery
752 NW Grand Ave
Phoenix
602-262-2020
3/24/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM | Traveler |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM | Wyllow Ravencroft |
Pueblo El Mirage Sports Bar
11201 N.El Mirage Road
El Mirage
623-583-0425
3/21/2007 | Wed | 6:30 PM | Oceans Apart |
Renaissance Festival
12601 E. Highway 60
Apache Junction
520-463-2600
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Four for Naught |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Sarah Marie Mullen |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Arizona Renaissance Festival |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Puckerbrush Players |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Patrice Ruane |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Bedlam Bells |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Tartanic |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Washer Women |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Pirate Shantyman and the Bonnie Lass |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Washer Women |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Arizona Renaissance Festival |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Sarah Marie Mullen |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Patrice Ruane |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Bedlam Bells |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Tartanic |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Four for Naught |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Pirate Shantyman and the Bonnie Lass |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 10:00 | Puckerbrush Players |
Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback
Phoenix
602-241-1916
3/21/2007 | Wed | 7:30 PM | Smoot Mahooty With Brid Dower |
3/23/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Smoot Mahooty |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Scones |
Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave
Tempe
480-929-9500
3/22/2007 | Thu | 9:00 PM | Celtica |
3/23/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Bill Cioffi and The Brakes |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Bill Cioffi and The Brakes |
Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe
Phoenix
602-253-6081
3/25/2007 | Sun | 7:00 PM | Seisiun with Sven Henrich |
Shepard of the Valley Lutheran Church
1500 West Maryland
Phoenix
3/24/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM | Rick Nestler |
Skeptical Chymist
15688 N. Pima Ftw - at
Scottsdale
480-609-8677
3/23/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Shirley's Temple |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Nobs |
Westin Kierland Resort
6902 E Greenway
Phoenix
480-624-1030
3/21/2007 | Wed | 5:00 PM | Michael McClanathan |
3/22/2007 | Thu | 5:00 PM | Michael McClanathan |
3/23/2007 | Fri | 5:00 PM | Michael McClanathan |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 5:00 PM | Michael McClanathan |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 5:00 PM | Michael McClanathan |
3/26/2007 | Mon | 5:00 PM | Michael McClanathan |
2. TUCSON
Auld Dubliner
800 East University
Tucson
520-206-0323
3/22/2007 | Thu | 10:00 | Nancy McCallion |
3/23/2007 | Fri | 10:00 | Nancy McCallion |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 10:00 | Dusty Buskers |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 4:00 PM | Tucson Irish Seisiun |
First Methodist Church - Tucson
915 E. 4th Street
Tucson
520-293-3783
3/22/2007 | Thu | 7:30 PM | Scottish Country Dancing |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 7:30 AM | Tucson Contradance |
4. PRESCOTT
Celtic Crossings
3250 Gateway Blvd,
Prescott
928-443-8454
3/23/2007 | Fri | 7:00 PM | Iain Walinck |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 5:00 PM | Iain Walinck |
3/24/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM | Rakes |
3/25/2007 | Sun | 3:30 PM | Iain Walinck |
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