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Hello AmeriCeltic Reader, • The Lughnasadh/Lúnasa festival, the ancient Celtic celebration of the first harvest, falls on Saturday, August 1st at sundown. The Anglo-Saxons also celebrated this date and called it Lammas. (See Below)
• On Friday evening, July 23th at 8:00 PM, The Jig Monkeys appear live and in person at Father Paddy's Irish Public House in Woodland, CA. (See Below)
• On Saturday, July 24th, from 1:00 - 8:00 PM at the United Irish Cultural Center, there will be outdoor dining from 1:00 - 8:00 PM with Thomas Mossy Power, LIVE from 4:00 PM under their 1800 sq.ft. 'Big Top', and now inside their large facility in San Francisco, CA. (See Below)
• On Saturday, July 24th at 5:00 PM, the fabulous Shipwrecked Shanty Band are back in person (keepin' their distance) and online via Facebook Live from Sláinte Irish Pub in Jack London Square in Oakland, CA. (See Below)
• On Saturday, July 24th, at 7:00 PM, (gather at 6:15), The Pagan Interest Circle invites you to 'Draw Down The Moon', outdoors and in person. (See Below)
• On Sunday, July 25th at 11:00 AM, Piper Sundays, an hour and one half long Zoom meeting is hosted Patrick D'Arcy, returns with guest Catherine Ashcroft joining us from Lancashire, England. (See Below)
• On Friday, July 30th at 7:00 PM, Matt Seidel will host an online event, singing Irish revolutionary folk music as part of San Francisco Laborfest. (See Below)
• Wednesday, August 4th, Lark Camp Online, the Zoom version of Lark Camp's annual Music, Song, & Dance event for 2021 that is usually held in the Mendocino Woodlands, starts a four day run through Sunday, August 8th, 2021. (See Below)
• On Friday, August 6th, from 10:00 AM through Saturday, August 7th, whenever, a loosely organized band of fretted dulcimer players and friends of the dulcimer will hold a so-called Kindred Gathering, as they have done for the past 46 years, and since this will be An Open Zoom affair, you are all invited. (See Below)
• On Saturday, August 21st, Redwood Dulcimer Day kicks off at 9:00 AM PDT. Co-sponsored by Community Music School of Santa Cruz and Gourd Music, this annual day of dulcimer workshops takes place Online via Zoom. (See Below)
• On Labor Day Weekend, Saturday, September 4th & Sunday, September 5th, from 9 AM to 6:30 PM, its the World's Largest Celtic Festival, aka the 155th Scottish Highland Gathering and Games at the Alameda County Fairgrounds, in Pleasanton. (See Below)
• On Saturday, September 18th at 9:00 AM, its the 44th Annual Fresno Highland Games, at Kearney Park in Fresno, CA. (See Below)
• On Fridays, at 5:30 PM, the Cross Keys band, Cormac Gannon, Stacy Samuels, Neil O'Neill, sing out at the Way Station Smokehouse & Beer Garden in Fairfax, CA. (See Below)
• On Saturdays, at 1:00 PM, Sin Silver, performs her piano bar show, and this week the theme is 'Greatest Hits'. Stay safe at home, and stream it online from from 'Murray's Pub' (her recreation/piano room) in Concord, CA. (See Below)
• On Wednesdays, well known button accordionist John Whelan offers two free events, a 'Tune Teach' and John's 'Taking Time' Session (See Below)
• Co-Founder Cecilia Fábos-Becker's e-book Ancestry & DNA: Beyond the basics, is available for download now! (See Below)
• The Chieftain Irish Pub & Restaurant, the local Irish Pub bringing the culture of Ireland to downtown San Francisco at 5th and Howard, is Open again as of Thursday, July 8th! (See Below)
• Music is returning to the cherished San Francisco Celtic cultural institution, The Plough and the Stars, now open from Wednesday through Sunday, 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM. (See Below)
• Sláinte Pub Jack London Square in Oakland, CA is open Tuesday - Sunday, with a full menu of great food and drink with outdoor and limited indoor dining service and on Sundays from 4 PM to 7 PM offers traditional Irish music from their house band, Buncrana. (See Below)
• On the first Sunday of each month, a small group of Starry Plough regulars stream a re-newed online Irish Session from 8:00 to 10:00 PM. (See Below)
• Multi-genre violin teacher (especially Irish Traditional Music) and performer Darcy Noonan is available for gigs and lessons. (See Below)
• Sport your Celtic heritage! AmeriCeltic offers a colorful array of items, each emblazoned with the AmeriCeltic logo. (See Below)
• The Celtic Tea Shoppe, in San Jose is your source for Celtic and Celtic inspired carry-out fresh baked foods, confections and rare teas! (See Below)
• Live music is slowly re-emerging in California! Every Sunday, there are now LIVE Irish tunes at the Auld Dubliner in Long Beach, CA. (See Below)
• While Lark In The Morning in Berkeley, CA and Exploring Music in the outer sunset neighborhood of San Francisco, CA are closed for walk-ins, both stores are open for online sales and lessons. (See Below)
• Publican Stan Gamble has re-opened The Duke of Edinburgh Pub & Restaurant, offering outdoor service 7 days a week from 4pm to late. (See Below)
• The Celtic Society of Monterey Bay, has a 32 year record of producing Celtic Concerts in various venues in and around Santa Cruz and Monterey, CA. (See Below)
• Catherine Barry's Irish Culture Bay Area , offers a succinct listing of Irish events around Bay Area. (See Below)

Scan our feature articles below, or as always, you can click here to check the full listings on our website.

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Lughnasadh/Lúnasa/Lammas
Ancient 'First Harvest' Festival

Saturday, August 1st at Sundown

The first day of Autumn is one of the cross-Quarter days, and historically, one of the four Greater Sabbats, and marks the beginning of the harvest season.

Called Lughnasadh or Lughnasa in Gaelic, this festival was widely observed throughout Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. In Modern Irish it is called Lúnasa, in Scottish Gaelic: Lùnastal, and in Manx: Luanistyn.

In Irish mythology, the Lughnasadh festival is said to have been begun by the god Lugh as a funeral feast and athletic competition in commemoration of his mother (or foster-mother) Tailtiu. She was said to have died of exhaustion after clearing the plains of Ireland for agriculture. Tailtiu may have been an earth goddess who represented the dying vegetation that fed mankind.

The funeral games in her honour were called the Óenach Tailten or Áenach Tailten and were held at Tailtin in what is now County Meath. They were similar to the Ancient Olympic Games and included ritual athletic and sporting contests. Festival also involved trading, the drawing-up of contracts, and matchmaking. At Tailtin, trial marriages were conducted, whereby young couples joined hands through a hole in a wooden door. The trial marriage lasted a year and a day, at which time the marriage could be made permanent or broken without consequences.

A similar Lughnasadh festival, the Óenach Carmain, was held in what is now County Kildare. Carman is also believed to have been a goddess, perhaps one with a similar tale as Tailtiu. After the 9th century the Óenach Tailten was celebrated irregularly and it gradually died out, but it was revived for a period in the 20th century as the Tailteann Games.

Most activities however would have taken place on top of hills and mountains. The custom of climbing mountains at Lughnasadh has survived in some areas, although it has been re-cast as a Christian pilgrimage. The best known is the Reek Sunday pilgrimage to the top of Croagh Patrick on the last Sunday in July. Excavations on the top of Croagh Patrick determined that it had once functioned as a hill fort, with several dwellings on the summit, proving that this was an important pagan site prior to the arrival of Christianity. In ancient times the mountain was known as Cruachán Aigle, (Eagle Stack) being mentioned by that name in many of the ancient texts. In addition to its literal meaning, the word Cruach is also connected to the Crom Cruach and pre-christian traditions associate the mountain with the festival of Lughnasa.

A number of fairs are also believed to be survivals of Lughnasadh, for example the Puck Fair in Kilorglan, Co. Kerry. Where a wild goat is captured and pronounced 'King Puck' for the duration of the festival before being safely let back into the wild again.

The Christian Church later transformed Lughnasadh from an offering of the first fruits of the land to the first loaves baked from the new wheat, offered at the 'Loaf Mass', which became corrupted in pronunciation to Lammas. In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Juliet was born on July 31st, 'Lammas Eve,' the day before Lammas Day.

However, ancient pagan traditions still hold and the word for August in the modern Irish language is still Lúnasa.

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Jig Monkeys

Friday, July 23th, 8:00 — 11:00 PM

Father Paddy's Irish Public House, 435 Main St., Woodland, CA

Join us, The Jig Monkeys Trio, will be LIVE and IN PERSON at the Father Paddy's Irish Public House. Come see your favorite Celtic Rock Bands Play your favorites, and join us for a Beer! All Local Mask Rules will be enforced. No Cover Tips Encouraged In person attendees must observe social distancing and wear a mask. No exceptions.

These Jig Monkeys, Bob Waller, Stephen Davis, and James Wilson, specialize in tasty Irish, tuneful touches of Americana, and lively originals, performed with passion in pubs.

Chief Monkey James Wilson says:
We bring some Jig Monkey musical goodness to the great Father Paddy's Pub on Friday, July 23rd from 8:00 - 11:00 pm with trad tunes, Irish folk, and pub songs to warm the cockles of your heart. Ear plugs are optional. Toe-tapping is required.

More on the Jig Monkey's Facebook Page.

Former bass player Patrick Redmond took over the most impressive building in Woodland, CA re-opened it as Father Paddy's Irish Public House in May 2016. Father Paddy's has quickly become the center of all things Irish around with plenty of beer, whiskey and Craic.

For more information, check www.fatherpaddyspub.com, call 530-668-1044 or email fatherpaddys@gmail.com.

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United Irish Cultural Center

Wawona Gates 2nd Year!
Saturday, July 24th 'Thomas Mossy Power'
Outdoor Dining and limited Indoor Dining

2700 45th Avenue, San Francisco, CA

On Saturday, we continue the Summer at Wawona Gates with Thomas Mossy Power, on our outdoor #WawonaGates stage from 4:00 PM.

Despite the pandemic, the United Irish Cultural Center has successfully operated a large event facility near the Zoo in San Francisco, serving the Irish and other Cultural communities, in the Sunset District of San Francisco. Thanks to our hard working small staff and dozens of volunteers, the UICC Wawona Gates Outdoor Dining has operated a bustling outdoor dining space under a 1,800 square foot open-sided canopy since January 2021.

And now, thanks to the reductions in related restrictions, the UICC is also offering limited indoor dining in their spacious Saint Patrick's Room!

Anne Cassidy Carew is busy collating photos and stories for the San Francisco Irish Dance Exhibition later on this year.

Facebook Event
UICC website
UICC Facebook Page
'Irish Shoppe' Facebook Event

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Sláinte's Sea Shanty Saturday

Saturday, July 24th at 5:00 PM

Live at Sláinte Pub, 131 Broadway, Oakland, CA
Also Online via Facebook LIVE

Born out of Covid, kicked out of venues, a rag-tag group of Sea Shanty lovers became shipwrecked...but the band played on! The Shipwrecked Shanty Band, appears LIVE and LIVE STREAMIN' on Facebook for you land-locked, from Sláinte in Oakland! For the live stream, just navigate to the Shipwrecked Sea Shanty Crew Facebook group, click 'Join', and then look for the little red LIVE button.

The Shipwrecked Shanty Band:
• Jim Nelson - Banjo
• Micha Dunston - Whistle, Bodhran
• John Palme - Guitar
• Steven Strauss - Stand up bass

Micha says:
Come and SHANTY with us OUTSIDE, AGAIN at Sláinte's! Sláinte's is OPEN for drinks and take out food, so Bring yer' mask and Keep yer' distance!

Sláinte! host Jackie says:
Welcome back to Sláinte Oakland! We’re here Tuesday through Sunday, 12-8pm with over 75 whiskeys, the perfect pints and a delicious new menu. Come on by. Cead Mile Failte!!!

We love you all so very much xxx.

The menu at Sláinte features Irish cuisine from Irish-born Executive Chef, Jackie Gallanagh, with dishes that include both imported & local ingredients and a bar menu of classic cocktails, a well-stocked selection of whisky, premium spirits, and local & imported beers.

More Details on the Sláinte Facebook Page.

Check the Sláinte's & Shipwrecked Sea Shanty Crew Facebook group
for updates. Contact them at (510) 823-2644 @slainteoakland or check the website https://slainteoakland.com.

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Pagan Interest Circle
Draw Down The Moon Ritual

Saturday, July 24th, at 7:00 PM (gather at 6:15)

First Unitarian Universalist Center, 1187 Franklin St, San Francisco, CA

You are invited to join Pagan Interest Circle, (PICT), in an Outside Open-Air Under-The-Sky Ritual.

As we begin to emerge from the Pandemic Times, ever aware that Covid-19 is still with us, it is the right time to set our intentions for what we wish the 'new normal' to be. 

For our first in-person ritual since February 2020, outside of virtual space, we will ground ourselves and our magic in the natural world. We will re-visit our roots as to why we practice pagan ritual together and tell our own 'herstories'. We will re-dedicate ourselves and our Circle in service to the Goddess.

We will all wear a face mask together at the beginning of the ritual, and those who are fully vaccinated will be able remove them at the appropriate time. 

If you are not fully vaccinated or do not chose to be vaccinated, please text Christine Patch-Lindsay at 415-424-6964 to set up a time to talk about protocols before attending the ritual.

To attend this ritual, please RSVP to Nancy Buffum at nancybuffum@gmail.com if you plan to meet us at the First Unitarian Universalist Center at 6:15 PM. You are encouraged to bring your car to facilitate car-pooling to the ritual site. Our goal is to leave the Church by 6:30 P.M. so we can arrive at our ritual site and begin our ritual at 7:00 P.M.

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Piper Sundays

Sundays at 11:00 AM
Southern California Uilleann Pipers Club

Online via Zoom
Join the Zoom Event:

Event Website: http://socalpipers.com/piper_sunday.html

Host Patrick D'Arcy says:
'It's every Sunday from 11:00 AM (PDT) for about 90 minutes. I try to get high profile Uilleann piper guests from Ireland and elsewhere. It's not so much a concert as it is a talk show with the guest playing a handful of tunes throughout. Drop by this Sunday to check it out. Our guest will be Catherine Ashcroft joining us from Lancashire, England.

Here is a video preview: Piper Sunday trailer with Tom Klein

• July 25th, Catherine Ashcroft — Details
• August 1st, Michael Stribling — Details
• August 8th, Ben Jaber — Details
• August 15th, Mac Dara Mac Donncha — Details
• August 22th, Leo Rickard — Details
• August 29th, Kara Doyle — Details
• Sepember 5th, Debbie Quigley — Details

From 1:30 PM on this will become our monthly So Cal Pipers Club social call

Southern California Uilleann Pipers Club Facebook Events: https://www.facebook.com/SCUPC

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Irish Musical Event – Matt Seidel & others

Friday, July 30th, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM PDT

San Francisco Laborfest

Join Matt Seidel and others for revolutionary folk music from Ireland.

Listen to these timeless songs and learn about the centuries of struggle against colonialism, imperialism, and fascism that inspired them.

Register Here: https://laborfest.net/event/international-laborfest-musical-event-matt-seidel

Find out more about Laborfest on the Laborfest Website

Or call them at (415) 642-8066 or email them at laborfest@laborfest.net

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Lark Camp Online

Wednesday, August 4th — Sunday, August 8th
10:00 AM — 5:00 PM PDT

Online via Zoom

Lark Camp will be Online via Zoom this August 4th - 8th! Registration is open now and it's FREE!

Each day will include 18 workshops, beginning at 10 AM and ending at 5 PM, with a Breema session and lunch break in the middle.

Lark Camp offers workshops for professional and beginner, adults and families — take as many as you like.

These will be followed a happy hour and two evening sessions every night.

Plenty of new friends and musical stimulation!

For the schedule, registration form and details, visit their Website: https://www.larkcamp.org/lark-online-workshops

Register now for workshops, Breema, happy hours, a virtual swap meet, and TWO evening sessions every night. Campers reported they loved the live sessions in February, so we're offering an additional session each day (more variety!) in lieu of having pre-recorded concerts.

View the full details on the Lark Camp website.

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Kindred Gathering Dulcimer Festival XLVII

Friday August 6th - Saturday August 7th
10:00 AM to whenever

Online via Zoom

Yes, YOU have been invited to a Kindred Gathering, (KG), happening.  Just show up, no pre-registration.  You don't need to play fretted dulcimer, But even if you're not one of the regular / semi-regular KG folks, this year – like last – is a special opportunity...  The gathering is again being held right there in your house!  Just find us there and join in!

This is the 47th Kindred Gathering, KG-47.  And again there's no attached flyer with a map, because it's happening in your house.  And this year there IS a KG bulletin board with a workshop and concert list. You can write up a workshop, and sign up for a concert slot on the bulletin board!

Last year's KG announcement included jokes about going viral, and about corona.com and covid.com. (Those companies have survived much better than a certain sugar-free candy company did in the 1980's.)

If you have questions about the KG, you can email Jim Burrill, JBurrill@gmail.com, or you can join the Facebook Group, http://facebook.com/groups/kgxl2014/, and post inquiries there.

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Starry Session Online

First Sunday of each month, from 8:00 to 10:00 PM

Online via YouTube for The Starry Plough, 3101 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA

The pandemic shut down the well loved Starry Plough in Berkeley a year ago, halting the Sunday night Irish session and Monday night Irish dancing that had been hosted there for decades.

A small group of Plough regulars are convening electronically, and have begun a monthly open session online, on the first Sunday of the month, running for two hours and starting at 8:00 PM. It kicked off on Easter Sunday, as that holiday has always been a time for new beginnings--particularly in Ireland.

The online Starry Session is live-streamed on YouTube allowing other people listen, play, sing or dance along. It works like this: individuals among a pre-selected group of musicians will be called upon to lead a dance tune or song in rotation. Everyone else is on mute; they can follow the music at home with their own instruments or voices or whatever. It's not as magical as being able to hear each other, but it can still be surprisingly therapeutic.

You can tune in on THIS YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMR8XRkX_HX9NdL7bRKCp-g

Other ringleaders of this effort are Don Clark, Sean Wahl, Michele Delattre and Shay Black, so you might see communications from any of them as this process goes forward.

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Darcy Noonan

Available for Performances or Lessons

darcynoonanviolin@gmail.com

Darcy Noonan is an accomplished violinist based in the Bay Area. Following her heart, she has studied and performed a variety of musical genres including classical, ragtime, mariachi, Greek, and (closest to her heart) Irish traditional music. In fact practically the second after graduating from High School she was off to Ireland to study with her idols for a few years.

Darcy has played with numberous bands and orchestras, including Jammy Dodgers, Violins of Hope, Noonan, Howard, and Straw, The Get Happy String Band, Disciples of Markos, Tipsy House and Mariachi Femenil Orgullo Mexicano.

Darcy is now back in the Bay Area, and Darcy is accepting students as an expert fiddler and Suzuki certified teacher with years of experience performing and teaching.

If you are interested in booking Darcy for a gig or for violin lessons, send her an email at darcynoonanviolin@gmail.com or visit her website at darcynoonanviolin.com

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The Celtic Tea Shoppe

Home of Artisan Candies

4432 Pearl Avenue, San Jose CA | 408-267-7090

The Celtic Tea Shoppe offers a great selection of Celtic and Celtic inspired foods, including:
• Meat Pies
• Sausage Rolls
• Liquor Cakes
• Irish Soda Bread
• Salted Caramels
• Gift Boxes
• Premium Loose-leaf Teas

Everything is handmade at our shoppe in San José, CA and curbside pickup service and shipping are available.

To check The Celtic Tea Shoppe Facebook Page, Click Here!

Call us directly at 408-267-7090 or check our website www.celticteashoppe.com for all our other baked goods and confections. To order, contact Kristen Scott with a call to 408-267-7090, or an email to sales@artisancandies

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Auld Dubliner Session Resumes!

Rotating Hosts / Live Irish Tunes

The Auld Dubliner, 71 S Pine Ave, Long Beach, CA

The Auld Dubliner is a classic, convivial Irish haunt with across-the-pond grub, live music & a full bar turning out pints.

On Sunday's, The Auld Dubliner hosts a classic Irish tune and song session:
Session Leaders:
1st Sunday: Melanie Nolley and co-host
2nd Sunday: Michael Eskin & John O'Hara
3rd Sunday: Patrick D'Arcy & Kira Ott
4th Sunday: Patti Amelotte and co-host
th Sunday: Tim Taylor and co-host

(562) 437-8300
http://aulddubliner.com

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Lark In The Morning Stores in Berkeley and San Francisco

Tuesday - Saturday, noon - 6 PM
Sundays, noon - 5:00 PM

Lark In The Morning, 1001 Camelia Street, Berkeley, CA
and Exploring Music, 814 Clement Street, Inner Richmond of San Francisco

Eric says:
"Our Berkeley location, 1001 Camelia Street, Berkeley, CA, is open for online lessons and instrument sales and Exploring Music, 814 Clement Street in San Francisco, CA, is open and actively seeking new online students. Lark Berkeley is open Tuesday – Saturday from 12:00 – 6:00 PM, and is offering free lessons with the purchase of a ukulele or guitar!"

Thorn Land and Eric Azumi

Lark in the Morning has been a folk musician's favorite since 1974 and has musical instruments and instructional material from all over the world.

You can shop online at https://larkinthemorning.com, call us at 707-964-5569, or check out our Facebook Page www.facebook.com/LarkInAM.

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Duke of Edinburgh Pub & Restaurant Across from Apple Park

The Duke of Edinburgh Pub & Restaurant

Open 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM every day of the year

10801 N. Wolfe Road, Cupertino, CA

Many of you have heard the rumors about the The Duke of Edinburgh Pub & Restaurant.

The Duke is, and will remain, THE only Authentic, (and we do mean AUTHENTIC!), British Pub in the Bay Area, located across the street from Apple Headquarters on Wolfe Road in Cupertino.

The atmosphere at the 'The Duke', is the same as you would find in any pub in the British Isles, full of friendly patrons who come in to socialize, play darts, have a pint or two, and eat a meal. If you are looking for a comfortable elegance, pints of beer and authentic food, in an authentic English Pub, there is no a better choice in the Bay Area. The Duke offers a large number of beers on draft and by the bottle. Almost anything English, Scottish or Irish is available. Murphy's Irish Stout brewed in Cork, Ireland and Scotch Eggs is always a good choice.

The servers are excellent and very knowledgeable about the beer and food menu. The menu is expansive and worth exploring. The dark pubsy feel with old regulars in their respective, but not crowded corners around lunch hour in Cupertino, is a great boon.

You can't find more 'authentic' atmosphere, because the entire building was built in jolly old England, then disassembled, shipped and reassembled on site in Cupertino. With the red velvet seating and wall paper and ornate, dim lighting, you are transported to London as soon as you enter the etched glass door.

More info. on The Duke Facebook Page, website www.theduke.com or call 408-446-3853.

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Celtic Society of the Monterey Bay

The venerable Celtic Society of the Monterey Bay has a 32 year record of bringing world class Celtic musicians to the Monterey Bay Area and is a key sponsor of AmeriCeltic.

ALL EVENTS CANCELLED DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Click here for full details of All Celtic Society of Monterey Bay Concerts on the CSoMB website! (Click on 'Video' button for videos.)

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Irish Culture Bay Area

Catherine Barry maintains a separate Irish Culture Bay Area website, with a calendar focused on Bay Area Irish events, supported by the Consulate of Ireland in San Francisco.

ALL EVENTS CANCELLED DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Click here for details of these events and more on the Irish Culture Bay Area website!

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