Ballet Mississippi:

www.balletms.com

 

St. Brigid's: 

www.stbrigids.ms

 

CelticFest Mississippi and the Celtic Heritage Society:

www.celticfestms.org

 

Fenian's Irish Pub:

www.fenianspub.com

 

Greann and Legacy

www.legacyirishmusic.com

 

International Irish Setdancers:

www.geocities.com/wildsets

 

Maldon Meehan: 

www.maldonmeehan.com

 

North Texas Irish Festival

www.ntif.org

 

Spirits of the House

www.spiritsofthehouse.com

 

Lucian Dixon's Photography

lwdgrfx.com

 

Steve Farmer's Photography

www.ceili-album.com

 

Irish Set Dancing News

www.setdancingnews.net

 

madGENIUS Inc.

www.madgeniusinc.com


We are grateful to Ballet Mississippi and its director David Keary, for years of support and encouragement.

The Celtic Heritage Society sponsors periodic events throughout the year, as well as CelticFest Mississippi, an annual festival that's always the weekend after Labor Day. It's a great showcase for all the best in regional Celtic music, dance and heritage, plus some terrific headliners every year - don't miss it!

Fenian's Irish Pub is our home-away-from-home and cosponsor of the Mostly Monthly Céilí Series - thanks to all the great folks at Fenian's for continuing to support live traditional Irish music and dancing in Mississippi

Greann and Legacy are two versions of a terrific band that performs across the country and, lucky for us, frequently right here at home.

St. Brigid's is named for the Irish saint who turned her bathwater into beer - who wouldn't want to have a friend who could do that?  Catch them performing great Irish and other traditional tunes at Fenian's and elsewhere.

International Irish Setdancers are Yutaka Usui and Doriane Rencker, who will teach you all about set dancing, the bodhrán, or the button accordion.  Maldon Meehan brings us great sean nos (old-style) step dancing, and Patrick O'Dea is another frequent guest for workshops on set dancing and step dancing at its finest. Bill Lynch publishes the Set Dancing News from Kilfenora, Ireland, and keeps us all up to date.

Monroe, Louisiana is home to our friends at the Northeast Louisiana Irish Festival (held every October) and Enoch's Irish Pub

The North Texas Irish Festival is a JID favorite for performances and general good times - it attracts more than 45,000 people over the course of a fun-filled weekend.

Spirits of the House is another of our friendly local bands, and a favorite for traditional music and song.

Thanks also to our friends Lucian Dixon, Robert Gray, Josh Haileyand Steve Farmer for the terrific photos used on our site.

For information, schedules, venues, and other news about Irish set dancing, visit www.setdancingnews.net.

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