Sunday Ceilidhs at the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre

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Judique

Jun 1 – Dec 29

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The Celtic Music Interpretive Centre offers year-round Ceilidhs showcasing authentic live traditional music. Immerse yourself in an afternoon filled with spirited music, captivating dance, and heartfelt community. Local musicians and dancers take the stage every Sunday, showcasing the vibrant sounds and rhythms of Inverness County. Sunday Ceilidhs promise a joyful experience for all ages. Visit the Gift Shop, showcasing locally made products, one of the largest collections of Celtic CDs, a Bar, and an interactive Exhibit Room.
2-5pm
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Location & Contact

5471 Highway 19, Judique, Nova Scotia

1-902-787-2708

info@celticmusiccentre.com

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Dec 14 1:00 PM Dec 21 1:00 PM Dec 28 1:00 PM

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