Reynolds-Hanafin-Cooley will host the Northeast Region monthly virtual session on Zoom, Sunday, March 28th from 3-5. All are welcome. Members of the Reynolds-Hanafin-Cooley CCE Branch (Massachusetts) will start things off, leading some sets of tunes and songs…then we will open it up to others to lead a short set of tunes, share a song, a joke, …
Come to our next virtual tea gathering and connect with us on Sunday, Feb 21st at 5pm All are welcome. To sing, dance, tell a story or a joke or simply to join in and be seen. RSVP by Sunday morning, Feb 21st to get your Zoom Link As an extra step in security, log in to the meeting …
You’re Invited To Our Celebration Come join us on St Stephen’s Day for a Reynolds-Hanafin-Cooley Virtual Open House Saturday Dec 26th from 3 – 5:00 pm. We invite you to share a song a step a tune a poem a joke. Did we say art? We like art! Toe tapping? You would all be very …
Come join us for a Reynolds-Hanafin-Cooley Virtual Tea Time Gathering on Sun Dec 6th from 4:00 pm to about 5:00pm. This is a chance to come together with friends to chat, have bit of craic and participate. Do you have a story, a joke, a song, a step or a tune to share? Let us know. Do plan on joining …
Boston Comhaltas musicians will play at the Ceili Mor at the Irish Cultural Centre in Canton Sunday August 11th for a fun three hours of Irish music and dancing at the Irish Trad & Folk Music Weekend in the ICC Marquee Tent.
Boston Comhaltas musicians will play at the Ceili Mor at the Irish Cultural Centre in Canton Sunday August 11th for a fun three hours of Irish music and dancing at the Irish Trad & Folk Music Weekend in the ICC Marquee Tent.
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Boston Comhaltas musicians will play at the Ceili Mor at the Irish Cultural Centre in Canton Sunday August 11th for a fun three hours of Irish music and dancing at the Irish Trad & Folk Music Weekend in the ICC Marquee Tent.
Annual St. Stephen’s Day Ceili Dec 26, 2018 As tradition has it in Ireland, St. Stephen’s Day, the day after Christmas, is the day the Wren Boys hunt a fake wren (king of the birds in Celtic mythology) and place it on top of a decorated pole. The wren boys or strawboys dress up in masks, straw suits, …
