Saturday 24th July will see the launch of a brand new Celtic dance craze in Cornwall, with The Celtic Link Ceilidh Club (pronounced ‘Kay-Lee’) holding their launch party at Perranporth Memorial Hall on Sat 24th July straight after the Perranporth Carnival. New live band, The Drekkers, will provide entertainment for the evening. The fun starts at 8pm, see you there!
Mabon is the Celtic music of accordionist Jamie Smith brought to life through the dazzling performances and breathtaking playing of some of the finest musicians in folk music today.
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The world largest gathering of Celtic cultures, a unique festival open to the world. Since its foundation, 40 years ago, the Interceltic Festival of Lorient (le Festival Interceltique de Lorient) has promoted interceltism: a common identity based on the diversity of our cultures. Today, on an international level it has become one of the largest festivals and every year one Celtic country is invited to be guest of honour. Cymru was the first country to be guest of honour and since then we have had a delegation of musicians, choirs and dancers performing at the festival every year. Each country or region has a festival representative who is responsible for organising each region's delegation of performers.
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Cairdeas are an exciting trio of talented and experienced Scottish musicians. From haunting melodies and powerful songs to rip roaring reels and jigs, an evening with Cairdeas is always a night to remember. Instruments used include highland and small pipes, fiddle, guitar, mandoline, mandola, whistle, low whistle and vocals.
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