The regular Saturday morning Carlow Farmers’ Market welcomes Pan Celtic visitors.
Free event.
Walk, jog or run the weekly 5k Park Run by the beautiful River Barrow.
Free event.
Choirs from the celtic nations compete in a range of Choral Competitions with judges from Wales, Scotland and Éire.
Táille / Admission: Free
Solos & duets with the South East Piping Association.
Táille / Admission: Free
Morning Workshop with ukulele maestro Finlay Alison, Glasgow.
Grab a ukulele and phone 087-6949499 to reserve a place.
Final chance to walk the streets of Carlow led by Carlow Historical and Archaeological Society (CHAS).
Free event.
Join Wexford artist/folklorist Michael Fortune as he shares a selection of Carlow folklore and customs and their connections with our Celtic neighbours.
Free event.
Register for today’s Street Busking Competition.
€2.00 per entry
Idwal Williams, leader of Dawnswyr Caernarfon, extends an open invitation to join him for some basic Welsh Dance steps.
Free event.
Join Aileen Lambert and her three daughters for a performance of traditional song featuring a range of material from ballads of love and loss to playful children’s songs.
Free event.
Street entertainment, international judges and €500 in prize money. Musicians, singers, dancers and entertainers. Solo, groups and bands. All nationalities welcome.
Free event.
Come along and share a glass of wine and join the discussion on ‘Why We Need Art’.
1.00 pm - 3.00 pm
Afternoon Workshop with ukulele maestro Finlay Alison, Glasgow.
Grab a ukulele and phone 087-6949499 to reserve a place.
Final Open Mic of the Pan Celtic with a mix of music, song & story in The Rambling House.
With special guests Rachel Uí Fhaoláin, Éire & Chulainn.
Free event.
A double bill concert specially for Pan Celtic with Indeceltic and Maisie’s Elbow.
The mixed cultural heritage of Indeceltic duo Anna Tanvir on celtic harp and Marinder Singh on bass guitar with their magnificent singing voices go beyond language and physical boundary to create a soul stirring musical experience for the audience.
Maisie’s Elbow features Australian born jazz drummer and singer Angelo Heart, bassist Paddy Mulcahy, who is a native of North West Clare, while on piano, vocals and flute and also from Co. Clare is Emer
O’Flaherty. Emer writes songs and music for piano and she wrote ‘Taibhse’ which won the Pan Celtic International Song Contest in 2017.
Voluntary contribution.
4.00 pm
Bring along your own ukulele. Join the Carlow Ukulele Players for a festival session.
Free event.
Final Trad Session of Pan Celtic ‘23
Free event.
Ceol: Aifreann Molaise le Liam Lawton with the Carlow Cathedral Choir & Cór an Aifrinn.
6.15 pm
Cornish folk band Karrygi Du bring their own twist on Cornish culture to Pan Celtic. Strong on vocals, they perform an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary tunes, music and original song on harmonium,
fiddle, bouzouki and piano accordion.
Free event.
Choirs gather for the results of the Choral Competitions & Prizegiving.
8.00 pm
Festival Club hosted by Alba and showcasing the best of Scottish entertainment.
Voluntary contribution
Dave O’Neill Live plays the tunes.
Free event.
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