Céilidh Matinee at the Frolic’n Folk

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Iona & Area

Feb 8 – Dec 19

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Get a taste of local Celtic music and culture with the Frolic’n Folk’s Saturday Ceilidhs (kay-lee). Expect to see world-renowned talent & budding entertainers from all over our native Cape Breton. General admission seating. First come first serve at the pub. No reservations. Minors allowed up until 10pm.

5-8pm | $5
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4115 NS Highway 223, Iona, Nova Scotia

1-902-622-2190

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Jun 20 5:00 PM Jun 27 5:00 PM Jul 4 5:00 PM Jul 11 5:00 PM Jul 18 5:00 PM Jul 25 5:00 PM
Aug 1 5:00 PM Aug 8 5:00 PM Aug 15 5:00 PM Aug 22 5:00 PM Aug 29 5:00 PM Sep 5 5:00 PM Sep 12 5:00 PM Sep 19 5:00 PM Sep 26 5:00 PM Oct 3 5:00 PM Oct 10 5:00 PM Oct 17 5:00 PM Oct 24 5:00 PM Oct 31 5:00 PM Nov 7 5:00 PM Nov 14 5:00 PM Nov 21 5:00 PM Nov 28 5:00 PM Dec 5 5:00 PM Dec 12 5:00 PM

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