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Lost and Found
We 'Found' a digital camera on the grounds of the Festival on the day after. Amazingly enough its not covered in mud, and works fine.
If you think it might be yours, contact the webmaster. Be prepared to give us some information on the camera.
Festival Photos
Clicking on any of the photos will take you to Flickr.com, where the rest of the Festival photos are located. Enjoy!
Check Back for Updates for 2009!
There are many Celtic Festivals in the area all through the summer / fall. Make sure you visit a few in your area!
Keep checking back for information on our 2009 Festival.
Bands
Enter The Haggis
"There aren't many groups in North America who could lay claim to possibly 18 different genres of music, but Toronto's Enter The Haggis is one of them. To engage this quintet is to indulge rock, fusion, bluegrass, traditional Celtic fare, agitpop, folk, even Latin flavors. Sounds awfully confused, right? Wrong. ETH is one of those rare jewels that actually pulls it all off as if to own everything. "
Hunting McLeod
When Celtic music combines with the energy of 5 individuals whose passion and fire ignite a presence that inspires a dance, you will find Hunting McLeod. These 5 gentlemen each bring a unique sound to the stage where the obvious dedication to music is ever-present. Splicing through the stereotypical Celtic sound, this group displays an amazing ability to put energy into its performance with an unsurpassable amount of fun-lovingness and truly capture the spirit of music in its rudimentary form. Music that inspires motion that brings smiles; music that consistently aches to be heard over and over again.
Rant & Roar
Armed with only Drum and Mandolin, Rant and Roar delivers ancient songs of the sea with the energy of a rockband. This music will energize and reinvigorate your soul. Grab some Grog, ale, whiskey, or anything with alcohol in it- and get bunch of friends and belt out some tunes with Rant and Roar. These are songs made by men, for manly men, to sing while they fight to get a living from the sea.
Pat Garvey
Pat Garvey plays traditional Celtic Folk songs with with the guitar and button accordian.
Please see our events schedule page for band schedules and we hope you enjoy the shows!!