21ST ANNUAL GAELIC CONCERT SERIES
TUESDAY EVENINGS
JULY 16, 23, 30 & AUGUST 6, 13 | 2019 | 7:30PM
ADMISSION: $15 CHILDREN 14 & UNDER $5
TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR. CASH OR CARD ACCEPTED.
DOORS OPEN 6:30PM
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July 16
Còmhla Cruinn “Gathered Together”- Dedicated to Jim Watson
Fear an Taighe Shamus Y. MacDonald. Shelly Campbell, Allan Dewar, Joanne Rankin MacIntyre, Colin Watson, Keith & Kyle MacDonald.
Hector MacNeil & Gaelic singers.
July 23
Mὁd nam Fìdhlearan “The Fiddler’s Court”
Fear an Taighe Goiridh Dòmhnullach. Howie MacDonald joined
by cousins Sandy, Johnny, Brian & Abby. Katherine MacDonald.
July 30
An Cèilidh Mòr “The Big Cèilidh”
45 Years of Donnie Campbell’s Celtic Serenade
Fear an Taighe Joe Murphy. Donnie Campbell, Adam Young, Leanne,
Gaston & Brent Aucoin. Marley & Phillip Whyte. Marie Neville on harp.
August 6
Bho Ghlùn gu Glùin “From Knee to Knee”
Bean an Taighe Stacy MacLean. Local young Gaelic singers Phillip, Kaj, Emma, Zoie & Katherine. Ryan J MacNeil and son Mael.
Kyle, Dawn & Brenley Gillis. Doug & Kate Lamey.
August 13
Ruaridh ‘nar Chuimhne “Remembering Rod C.”
Bean an Taighe Beth MacNeil. Rod C.’s granddaughters the NicNeill sisters,
Jessie Helen, Nora, Orianna, Katie Agnes & Floragael. Ian MacDougall &
Friends. Rankin MacInnis. Mo Chairdean members.
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We dedicate this year’s events to the memory of Jim Watson in honor of his support and commitment to the Féis. Jim was a guiding force in our development and recognized the Gaelic identity of our community. His enthusiasm and energy for the preservation of Gaelic language and culture here and throughout the Gaelic world is greatly missed. With affection and respect, we place a stone on his cairn.
Coisrigidh sinn na Cuirmean-Ciùil Gàidhlig agus an FhéisBhliadhnail mar chuimhneachan air Seumas MacBhatair a thoirt urram dha airson na taice a thug e do Chomunn Féis an Eilein. Bha Seumas na neart stiùridh ann an leasachadh na Féise. Dh’aithnich e dearbh-aithne na coimhearsnachd againn agus dh’obraich e leis a’ Chomunn airson na dearbh-aithne sin àrachadh agus a neartachadh fad deich bliadhna fichead. Bithidh saoghal nan Gàidheal ag ionndrainn a lùthas agus a dhìorras dhan chànain agus dhan dualchas nan Gàidheal. Le meas is miadh, Cuiridh sinn clach air a chàrn.
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