AIMS News and Notes 11-5-2003
Arizona Irish Music Society
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Out and About
--- Seisiuns Update
--- Get Folked Up With The Clare Voyants
--- Web Site Update2. Memo from Round the House
3. A Celtic New Year Ceili In Tucson
4. Memo From Keltic Cowboys
5. Senniug - Band from Cork at Seamus McCaffrey's This Weekend
6. Fibber Magees Event Guide November 2003
7. Bays and Landes Concerts: Tucson, Phoenix, & Flagstaff
8. Bays and Landes Workshops in Flagstaff Nov 16th
9. Harp Center News
10. News From Flagstaff
11. Letter From A New Player
12. Wisconsin Man Looking for Irish Musicians Wisconsin
13. Rissa Miller Passes Away
14. This Week In Irish Music
1. OUT AND ABOUT
--- SEISIUNS UPDATE
With the recent addition of seisiuns at Fibber Magee's and Wild Thyme there are now five regularly scheduled seisiuns in the Phoenix area:
SUN 4:00 PM
Fibber Magee's 1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19 Chandler AZ 85224 480-722-9434SUN 7:00 PM
Rosie McCaffrey's 909 E. Camelback Phoenix AZ 85251 602-241-1916TUE 7:30 PM
O'Connor's Pub 2601 W. Dunlap Phoenix AZ 85021 602-997-7714WED 8:00 PM
Murphy's Irish Pub 1126 N. Scottsdale Rd. #6 Tempe AZ 85281 480-894-0103THUR 7:00 PM
Thymless Cuisine 7121 E 5th Ave Scottsdale AZ 85251 480-429-7711--- GET FOLKED UP WITH THE CLARE VOYANTS
This weekend the ClareVoyants are proud to present our first GET
FOLKED UP Saturday night. The GET FOLKED UP Saturday night series was
started to promote local original singer/songwriters, comedians,
storytellers and to promote folk music as a whole: our American roots are
rich, and we hope to bring in all walks of tradition to our O'CONNOR'S
SATURDAY NIGHTS.This Saturday Night we hope you will join us a bit early, as fantastic
musicians MATT AND STURGIS will be our special guests, and opening up the
night from 8:30 PM to 9 PM. This promises to be a rich half hour, and of
course, The ClareVoyants are scheduled to rock from 9-Closing...JOIN US FOR A GREAT NIGHT!
O'Connor's Pub
601 W. Dunlap Av., Phoenix
602-997-7714
(SE corner Dunlap and I-17)
--- WEB SITE UPDATE
October set a record for visits to azirishmusic.com - 14,147 visits. This was more than even in March!
The revised format of the Start Page has been getting good reactions. There is a list of special events announcements shown just below the Table of Contents. Other announcements are directly available through a link that has a rainbow and pot of gold piece of art.
On the links directory, the links for American Irish state and local organizations at www.azirishmusic.com/links_G.htm#D_G_IRISHLOCAL are now sorted by state (except for Arizona and festivals that are listed separately). They give an idea about what groups in other parts of the US are doing.
2. MEMO FROM ROUND THE HOUSE
The new cd by Round the House was selected from hundreds of submissions for only 5 cds featured on this week's edition of the "open mic" on All Songs Considered, on the National Public Radio website. It will only be "up" until Tuesday night, Nov 4th The site is: www.npr.org/programs/asc/openmic
It's great to get exposure for Irish traditional music! Check it out, and you can "rate" the song on line.
Other artists should definitely consider submitting their music to this site- the instructions on the website.
Sharon
azfiddle@mindspring.com
3. A CELTIC NEW YEAR CEILI IN TUCSON
A fun, casual evening of dinner, magic, music, singing and dancing
Presented by
The Emerald Isle Society of Tucson
A 501 C (3) corporationFriday, November 7, 2003
The Savoy Opera House
6541 E. Tanque Verde Road
(located in Traildust Town)No host bar from 6:30pm
dinner and dancing 7:30 pm to 11:30 pm
50-50 raffle and other prizes
Celtic, Renaissance or Mystical attire encouragedMusic provided by AFAN
(pan celtic music) www.afanmusic.comAdults $45.00 per person Children, 12 and younger $10
For more information please contact Susan Dooley
520-722-1018 or fdooley33@comcast.net
4. MEMO FROM KELTIC COWBOYS
Hi George,
Here's a quick run-down on our schedule for November:
7/8 - Fibber Magees
14/15 - Rula Bula
22/23 (2 pm to 6pm Sat/Sun) - Spirit Room in Jerome
28/29 - Fibber MageesBest regards,
Stuart
Drumstu2@hotmail.com
5. SENNIUG - BAND FROM CORK AT SEAMUS MCCAFFREY'S THIS WEEKEND
Senniug is a four-piece traditional folk group who hail from the coastal region in the south of Ireland. With two acoustic guitars, whistles, bodhran, djambe and powerhouse vocal harmonies, they move easily between a variety of styles from jigs and reels to Dylan-esque folk combining powerful rhythm with traditional melodies.
The four friends who make up Senniug honed their chops in venues like the legendary Blackbird Pub of Ballycotton and the Meeting Place, becoming well-known on the Irish pub and festival circuit.
6. FIBBER MAGEES EVENT GUIDE NOVEMBER 2003
Coming up @ Fibber Magees
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 5TH....Fibber Magees Irish Feast Night. This is a regular event in our monthly calendar and has proven very successful in the past, to quote Carey Sweet, New Times food critic, "Fibber Magees...an Irish pub with unbelievable dishes". I have attached the menu for the evening with booking details. We only accept a limited number of bookings for the dinner, but people are very welcome to come and join us for the music.
THUR NOVEMBER 6TH ...The Clare Voyants duo of Shay and Jane play their own brand of Irish music every Thursday, a Fibber Magee's Favorite 8pm-12am
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7TH & SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8TH....The Keltic Cowboys. A firm favourite of Fibber Magees. They never fail to entertain a crowd. A Carlsberg promotion will take place on the Friday with fantastic prizes.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 9TH....Fibber Magees Sunday Sessiun 4pm
THUR NOVEMBER 13TH ...The Clare Voyants duo of Shay and Jane play their own brand of Irish music every Thursday, a Fibber Magee's Favorite 8pm-12am
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14TH AND SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15TH...Blackwood play live from 9pm-1am. Entertaining the crowd with a collection of vocal and rhythmic tunes that you can't help but enjoy.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 16TH....Fibber Magees Sunday Sessiun 4pm.
THUR NOVEMBER 20TH ...The Clare Voyants duo of Shay and Jane play their own brand of Irish music every Thursday, a Fibber Magee's Favorite 8pm-12am
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21ST....Shirleys Temple....one of the most talented cover bands around. This all girl band prove very nice on the ears as well as the eyes. A mix of 80's and 90's tunes that will get you out of your seat.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 22ND....The Scones....if you love good music you'll love The Scones. Brit pop meets Celtic rock. An unmissable night out.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 23RD....Fibber Magees Sunday Sessiun 4pm.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 27TH (Thanksgiving)....Why not treat the family and celebrate thanksgiving Irish style. Three course dinner in the evening...menu available soon.
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28TH AND SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29TH....Make sure you leave room for some fun after thanksgiving dinner. The Keltic Cowboys are back to rock the show and end an action packed month.
Fibber Magees hopes & wishes everyone a great month and happy thanksgiving... Please do not hesitate to call for details on any of our events. We also love to hear feedback from your time spent with us.
Many thanks,
David Maxwell General Manager.
(480) 722-9434
fibbermagees@netzero.com
7. BAYS AND LANDES CONCERTS: TUCSON, PHOENIX, & FLAGSTAFF
Bays, described by Fiddler Magazine as "One of the best fiddlers working in the Irish tradition in America" and Landes, founder of the annual Zoukfest festival and a major creative force pioneering the use of the Bouzouki in Celtic music, will delight their Flagstaff audience in the intimate confines of the historic Carriage Hall. For a few hours that Sunday evening, the six acre wooded enclave next to N.A.U. will again be filled with music from the homeland of Timothy and Michael Riordan, brothers who built the 1904 mansion and brought gracious living in a small, territorial logging town.
The music will be rich, accessible, enchanting, driving, tender, and sinuously delivered as only a masterful Irish fiddler like Randal Bays can. The rhythmic melodies of Roger Landes' bouzouki will leave you awash in memories of its exotic yet familiar sound. The tunes will reach out and touch all the traditions they have inspired since leaving the shores of Ireland. Randal and Roger bring the music alive and remind us it is still living and growing as close as the country western and pop music that surrounds our young people.
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Fri. Nov. 14, 2003 8:00 pm
San Pedro Chapel
3201 N Hill Farm Dr, Tucson, AZTickets $15, on sale azfiddle@mindspring.com
Phone: 520-298-3014
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PHOENIX - SATURDAY NOV 15THSat. Nov. 15, 2003 7:00 pm
Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ
Tickets: $12, on sale at www.azirish.com
Phone: 602-392-7850
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FLAGSTAFF - SUNDAY NOV 16THSun. Nov. 16, 2003 7:00 pm
Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
409 Riordan Road., Flagstaff, AZTickets $10, on sale at
Aradia Bookstore
or call Deb at 928-774-5936Join us for this unique opportunity to savor music in the shadow of an Arizona treasure - a remarkable of Arts and Crafts mansion with it log-slab siding, volcanic stone arches, and hand-split wooden shingles. The Riordan Mansion is located next to NAU in Flagstaff on 409 Riordan Road. Tickets cost $10 in advance at Aradia Bookstore or call Deb at 928-774-5936; $12 at the door.
Randal and Roger will also be giving Irish music workshops on Sunday afternoon at a private home, and programs for school aged children on Monday November 17 at the Coconino Center for the Arts. Pre-registration is required for both events: contact 774-5936 or debmike@infomagic.net
8. BAYS AND LANDES WORKSHOPS IN FLAGSTAFF NOV 16TH
Register in advance for November 16th Master Workshops with Randal Bays and Roger Landes
Here's an opportunity to sit and learn from master musicians and teachers. Intimate "house workshops" let you choose between Randal Bays sharing his Irish fiddle style and heritage and Roger Landes teaching his masterful Irish accompaniment and ornamentation techniques the afternoon of Sunday November 16 from 1:00 to 4:00.
The Cork Examiner, Ireland's second largest newspaper called Randal Bays a "rare beast, a master of both the fiddle and the guitar" and Fiddler Magazine said he is "among the best Irish style fiddlers of his generation." That's high praise for this self-taught American whose recordings and concerts have earned him recognition on both sides of the Atlantic as an instrumentalist of uncommon talent. The great Irish fiddler James Kelly has called Randal Bays "A musician's musician." Randal describes his workshops this way-- "My three hour workshops are all about sharing the technique and the understanding of Irish music. The material will be intermediate / advanced but beginners are welcome to attend and will probably find it valuable. I teach 2 or more Irish tunes, repeating the phrases before I hand out the written music so we can use the same version of a tune. Then I focus on ornamentation, bowing, rhythm, and style. I use a lot of examples and handouts. I've found it's a helpful to get down to details."
Roger Landes is one of the premier bouzouki players in the United States, and a major creative force in pioneering its use in Celtic music. For the past two decades, Roger has helped introduce American audiences to the intricacies of Irish dance tunes and accompaniments played on this ancient instrument. In Landes' skillful hands the bouzouki sings as a lead or provides a hearty backbone when supporting others. His workshop is open to anyone who is interested in Irish music for bouzouki, guitar, mandolin, and/or tenor banjo. Musicians who'd like to experience his demonstrations and examples of rhythmic accompaniment, double melodies, harmonies, and ornamentation will be delighted with this workshop.
The cost for an afternoon with one of these talented musicians is $35 in advance or $40 at the door if space is available. The workshops will be held from 1:00 to 4:00, Sunday November 16 at the home of Mike Reddig and Deb Comly, 1457 W. Meade Lane. A few partial scholarships are available for deserving (preferably younger) musicians. Other performances include a concert Sunday evening and school group concerts on Monday. Please all 774-5936 for further information about any of these events.
Deb Comly
debmike@infomagic.net
9. HARP CENTER NEWS
RETREATS FOR YOU!
Come To Beautiful Sedona, Arizona
And Immerse Yourself In Learning And Fun
Sponsored By The Sedona Harp CenterMost Retreats Are Offered For All Skill Levels
JANUARY 23 25, 2004 - Harp Professionals, Harp Builders, and Shop Owners No-Work Retreat! Come have fun with your friends in the harp biz, in a restful atmosphere where you can talk about harps (or not!) while lounging in a hot tub, hiking, watching the Sedona sunset, and just relaxing for a change! Sedona offers wonderful activities, restful and active, including massage, spas, hiking in spectacular red rock country, archaeological sites, golf, fine galleries, and great shopping. The Grand Canyon is a day trip, and cross-country or downhill skiing are nearby. This is your time to rest and rejuvenate. You need it! Come join Laurie Riley, your retreat coordinator and tour guide. See below for accommodation and travel information. You pay for your hotel, meals, and any activity fees (such as for jeep tours or massages). Laurie will coordinate spa visits, hikes, and site tours - just let her know what you want to do. A registration fee of $100 per person for tour-guide/coordination will reserve your place in the group. Let's Party!
FEBRUARY 6 - 8, 2004 - Double-Strung Harp Retreat with Beth Kolle and Laurie Riley For everyone who plays or wants to play a double-strung harp, all levels welcome! To learn everything about the double-strung harp, develop your skills, and have unforgettable FUN! Classes will be geared to the skill levels of the attendees. Subject material will include how to get the most out of two rows of strings, special techniques, how to let the harp do the arranging for you, development exercises, how to interpret pieces from the double strung book, learning double-strung pieces by "heart", using levers creatively, basic and advanced skills, how to adapt the same pieces to a single-strung harp, and much more!
MARCH 5 7, 2004 - Reviewing the Basics and Beyond with Laura Zaerr and Laurie Riley. Laurie will facilitate Basics Review: learn the things you missed, skimmed over, ignored, resisted.... and watch your harp playing soar to new heights! Laura Zaerr - who is legendary for her harp skills and whose sparkling performances leave her audiences breathless - will lead us Beyond with exciting new rhythms and advanced arranging skills.
APRIL 23 25, 2004 - (Tentative - please e-mail Laurie for info) Wire Strung Harp Retreat with Cynthia Cathcart and Laurie Riley. From beginning to advanced skills, explore and share in the sounds of the beautiful wire strung harp. Cynthia is well known for her energetic performances and deep knowledge of wire harping, as well as her definitive CD, "Alchemy of a Rose. Laurie Riley has been playing wire harp since 1984.
SEPTEMBER 24 26, 2004 - Southwest Dulcimer Festival (it's not just for dulcimers!) harp classes with Laurie Riley, all levels. Dewey, Arizona. Call Anna Duff at 520-720-4965 for more information.
OCTOBER 15 17, 2004 - National Convergence Conference of Therapeutic Music - with top professionals in the field of therapeutic music. This conference is for all the branches of our work, all instruments, and/or voice: Music Therapists, Music Practitioners, Advanced Clinical Musicians, Music Thanatologists, Harp Practitioners, Sound Healers, and all those interested in deepening their knowledge both scientific and practical. Some of the presenters: Stella Benson, CMP; Tomas Winn, MT; Laurie Riley, CMP; and one or more well known Music Therapists. Location (retreat center) and fees will be announced. Please e-mail harplaurie@earthlink.net to let her know if you are interested in attending - this will help determine the planning process, tuition, and venue. It is most likely we will use a venue with lodging for all participants.
Laurie Riley
laurieharp@earthlink.net
PO Box 1563, Sedona AZ 86339.[EDITOR'S NOTE: Travel and accommodations information is available at www.azirishmusic.com/Article_11032003.htm. There is also information about instructional books and other materials.]
10. NEWS FROM FLAGSTAFF
ROBIN LAING did a great "make up" concert at Charly's on Sunday afternoon. The good news--for concert attendees--is that it was free! Over 60 people enjoyed Robin's smooth mellow voice and hauntingly beautiful lyrics. Thanks also to the Flagstaff musicians who performed at the ceilidh when Robyn needed a break. This has not been the best ever tour for Robin--last night he was scheduled to perform--where else but in San Diego, California. That concert was canceled too because of the fires. Maybe he'll write a song about this American tour!
FEEDBACK WANTED: Bic Waterman, roving reporter for the Tri-Celtic News, has asked for detailed feedback on his monthly column. See Page 12 of the current (November) issue for the specific details he is looking for. If you have any comments for him, please send it to piobair@infomagic.net as soon as possible (before he writes next month's column), and we will forward it to him. Thank you!
DIANA'S BOOK IS OUT! Diana Gabaldon's first Lord John Grey novel--LORD JOHN AND THE PRIVATE MATTER is now out! It's available at Aradia Bookstore for $23.95 (and don't forget the member discount!).A great way to while away the time while we're waiting for the next Jamie and Clair opus.
Martha Shideler
piobair@infomagic.net
11. LETTER FROM A NEW PLAYER
Greetings to My Irish Sisters &Brothers,
My Name is Tom Grills, I have been a professional musician as a guitarist for over 25yrs,my roots are in the blues, I have won the AZ State competition 2 yrs in a row back in the ninties and playedand recorded with many famous Blues Singers and players (Big Pete Pearson, Nappy Brown, James Cotton) to name a few. I have recently rediscovered my Irish roots (ty blackwood!) and have developed a strong interest in Irish Tradition and Celtic music. I am seeking other musicians to jam with: the goal being putting together a group. I am in the beginning stages of learning this music but the roots have been there all along from my pastand I am highly regarded by my peers for my skills. Again I play guitar and live in the PHx/Tempe area.
And yes the name ain't Irish but I am from the east coast where there was a lot of Irish/Scillian marriages...need I say more......got a lot of fire :) contact me at Bluzman77@netzero.net
Peace to all and keep the Flame burning
Tommy Grills.
my website............ www.geocities.com/bluzman7191/bluzman_online
12. WISCONSIN MAN LOOKING FOR IRISH MUSICIANS
Hi,
I'm trying to locate some Irish musicians from Madison, WI who moved to Tempe about 20 years ago.
Barb Tennis played fiddle(and tried unsuccessfully to teach me) and Chas played guitar and bouzouki; they both did some playing in the schools. If you have contact info please reply, or pass on the request for info.
Thanks,
Dick Mazess
rbmazess@wisc.edu
13. RISSA MILLER PASSES AWAY
[EDITOR'S NOTE: Rissa Miller was the editor of Contradance News and one of the main organizers of the Sharlot Hall Folk Festival. She will be greatly missed.]
Dear friends--
The outpouring of love and caring at this unhappy time has been incredible, and we thank you.
I am including below the obituary which will appear in the Prescott Courier next Sunday. The boys and I have been strengthened and encouraged by all of your concern and help and expressions of love for Rissa. I look forward to seeing you soon.
With love,
Warren Miller
rissa@cableone.net
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MORISSA JOELE MILLERRissa Miller died October 25 after a two-year struggle with ovarian cancer. Rissa was born Morissa Joele White on April 3rd, 1947, to Zelia (Strauss) White and Sanford Ben White in Tucson Arizona. She received from her mother, Zee, a diminutive and very British war bride, a fierce egalitarianism and intolerance for abuse of the English language. From her father, Ben, she received an ability to act directly and the confidence to expect results.
Rissa graduated Valedictorian from Catalina High School in Tucson, and enrolled at Stanford with help from her uncle Bill who had made trench coats for English soldiers during WWII. Graduated from Stanford in 1969, she decided on nutrition as a career field and enrolled in the School of Public Health at Berkeley, receiving an MS degree in 1973. She was in Berkeley during the heady days of the Vietnam War protests and was present to put flowers on National Guardsmen's bayonettes during the People's Park actions.
Rissa returned to Arizona in 1973 where she completed a nutrition internship at the Arizona Department of Health under Anita Yanochik (Owen) who became a lifelong mentor and friend. She was hired as the first director of the new WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program, and later served as director of the Nutrition Services Division of AHS.
She married Warren Miller in 1979 and the two quit their jobs and traveled around the world by bicycle and jet plane, returning to Arizona in 1981. They relocated to Prescott and the mountains, where Rissa became the Director of Nutrition for Yavapai County Health Department, retiring 20 years later. In Prescott Rissa discovered contra dancing and became an avid dancer, a founder of the Folk Happens! organization, and a contra dance caller.
Rissa is survived by husband, Warren, and two sons, Keegan and Blake, of Prescott. She is also survived by a sister, Fern Davye, of Morristown, New Jersey, and a brother, Bram White, of Westlake Village, California, his wife, Barbara, and two daughters, Jenna and Lissa; by mother- and father-in-law Bill and Marge Miller, Bowie MD and a passel of Miller kin; and by numerous friends and extended family members, including Tom d'Aquanni, Morristown NJ, Billie Brown, Florence AZ; Francie Marks, Grants Pass OR; Jean McPhee, San Diego CA; Barbara Levin, Madisonville TN; Karen Webb Cullen, Sydney, Australia; Rene Girard, Jan Alexander, Mike Wurtz, Bill Halterman, Judy and Don Sultrop, Judy Russell, Nina Perlmutter, Richard and Sean Bailey, Bruce Hardwick, Steve and Noel Elliott, B.J. Allgood and Steve Apell, Prescott AZ; Jenny and Stan Young, Dewey AZ; Tani Martinat and Greg Lynch, Berkeley CA; Anita and George Owen, Scottsdale AZ; and many other friends from contra dance, public health, and B'rith Shalom Congregation communities. In lieu of flowers, Rissa has requested that donations be made to the Association of Arizona Food Banks, 800-445-1914 or www.azfoodbanks.org.
A Celebration of Life event will take place at 1:00 p.m. November 30 at the Granite Peak Unitarian Universalist Church, 882 Sunset Ave, Prescott.
14. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC
PHOENIX
On Wednesday:
Blackwood will be at Fibber Magee's
Brian O'Carrol will be at Rosie McCaffrey'sThursday
Shay Veno and Jane Hilton will be at Fibber Magee's
Sven Henrich and Jerica Leathers will be at Seamus McCaffreys
Scones Trio will be at Rosie McCaffrey'sBill Craig will be at the Dubliner on Thur, Fri. and Sat
Keltic Cowboys will be at Fibber Magees on Fri and Sat.
The Clare Voyants will be at O'Connors on Fri. and Sat.
Blackwood is at Rosie McCaffrey's on Fri. and Sat.
O'Carroll's Gate will be at Rula Bula on Fri. and Sat.
A band from Co. Cork called Senniug will be at Seamus McCaffrey's on Fri. and Sat.
Mythos will be at Bookman's on Country Club next Sat at 4:00 pm
There will be a contradance at the Kenilworth School on Saturday.
TUCSON
The Mollys will be at Montgomery's on Friday.
FLAGSTAFF
The Collins Celtic Band will be at Collins Irish Pub on Friday, Saturday and Tuesday.
PRESCOTT
There will be a contradance at the Prescott Activity Center in Prescott on Friday.
1. PHOENIX AREA
ASU Music Bld
Mill just north of Apache Tempe 602-770-8447Bookmans Medieval Fair
- 11/9/2003 & Sun & 3:00 PM ASU Seisiun
1056 S. Country Club Mesa 480-835-0505Dubliner Irish Pub
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 4:00 PM Mythos
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd. Phoenix 602-867-0984
- 11/5/2003 & Wed & 8:30 PM Scott Jeffers
- 11/6/2003 & Thu & 8:30 PM Bill Craig
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 8:30 PM Bill Craig
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 8:30 PM Bill Craig
- 11/9/2003 & Sun & 9:00 PM Dubliner Open Mic
- 11/11/2003 & Tue & 8:30 PM Wild Angels
Fibber Magees
- 11/12/2003 & Wed & 8:30 PM Scott Jeffers
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19 Chandler 480-722-9434
- 11/5/2003 & Wed & 8:00 PM Blackwood
- 11/6/2003 & Thu & 9:00 PM Shay Veno and Jane Hilton
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 8:30 PM Keltic Cowboys
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 8:30 PM Keltic Cowboys
Irish Cultural Center
- 11/9/2003 & Sun & 4:00 PM Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun
1106 N. Central Avenue Phoenix 602-392-7850Kenilworth School Auditorium
- 11/11/2003 & Tue & 7:00 PM Phoenix St. Patrick's Committee Meeting
1210 N. 5th Ave Phoenix 520-369-0299Murphy's Irish Pub
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 7:30 PM Phoenix Contradance
1126 N. Scottsdale Rd. Tempe 480-894-0103
- 11/5/2003 & Wed & 8:00 PM Murphy's Seisiun
O'Connor's Pub
- 11/12/2003 & Wed & 8:00 PM Murphy's Seisiun
2601 W. Dunlap Phoenix 602-997-7714
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 8:30 PM The Clare Voyants
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 8:30 PM The Clare Voyants
Rosie McCaffrey's
- 11/11/2003 & Tue & 7:30 PM O'Connor's Seisiun
906 E. Camelback Phoenix 602-241-1916
- 11/5/2003 & Wed & 8:30 PM Brian O'Carroll
- 11/6/2003 & Thu & 8:30 PM Scones Trio
- 11/9/2003 & Sun & 7:00 PM Rosie McCaffrey's Irish Seisiun
Rula Bula
- 11/12/2003 & Wed & 8:30 PM Wild Angels
401 S. Mill Ave Tempe 480-929-9500
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 8:30 PM O'Carroll's Gate
Seamus Mc Caffrey's
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 8:30 PM O'Carroll's Gate
18 W. Monroe Phoenix 602-253-6081
- 11/6/2003 & Thu & 8:30 PM Blackwood
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 8:30 PM Senniug
Thymeless Cuisine
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 8:30 PM Senniug
Kiva Center, 7121 E 5th Scottsdale 480-429-7711
- 11/6/2003 & Thu & 7:00 PM Seisiun with Sheila Maguire
2. TUCSON AREA
Montgomery's Irish Pub
9155 Tanque Verde Tucson 520-749-2299Triangle Y Ranch Camp
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 8:30 PM The Mollys
Oracle 520-623-0270
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 4:00 PM Dance in the Desert
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 10:00 AM Dance in the Desert
- 11/9/2003 & Sun & 10:00 AM Dance in the Desert
3. FLAGSTAFF AREA
Collins Irish Pub
2 N. Leroux St. Flagstaff 928-214-7363
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 6:30 PM Collins Celtic Band
- 11/8/2003 & Sat & 6:30 PM Collins Celtic Band
- 11/11/2003 & Tue & 7:00 PM Collins Celtic Band
4. PRESCOTT
Prescott Activity Center
824 E. Gurley St. Prescott 928-445-8823
- 11/7/2003 & Fri & 7:30 PM Prescott Contradance
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