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• St. Patrick's Day Parade and Faire (1,333)
  The Phoenix St. Patrick's Day Parade began in 1984. Its purpose is to preserve and enhance the heritage and traditions of the Irish Culture as well as share that culture with the citizens of Arizona.
• The Arizona Celtic Cultural Association (1,244)
  The Arizona Celtic Cultural Association (ACCA) has been formed to promote Celtic heritage and culture in Arizona by establishing an association for those organizations with this common interest.
• The Irish Foundation of Arizona (1,150)
  he Irish Foundation of Arizona, founded in 1973, was formed to bring together people of Irish heritage. We welcome all people who have an interest to preserve and promote our proud Irish culture and heritage to join our Foundation.
• The Arizona Irish Festival (1,033)
  The Arizona Irish Festival ~ Where everyone is a wee bit Irish! Adults $10, Children 6-12 $1, Children under 6, FREE! The Seventh Annual Arizona Irish Festival is a celebration of Irish culture through music, dance, food & live entertainment! Shoppers will enjoy an array of Irish gifts, souvenirs and merchandise! Do you love meat pies, corned beef & cabbage and fish & chips? Visit the food court for a selection of fine Irish grub that’s sure to please any palate. A silent auction will offer unique prizes to the bold bidder with good timing, and the winner of the raffle at the end of the day will find tickets to Ireland in his or her hand. Children (of all ages!) are welcome to wear Halloween costumes in honor of the October 31 holiday that once marked the end of summer for the ancient Celts. There are plenty of pubs, vendors and rich cultural presentations and displays. Trace your Celtic roots and come back to the bogs ~ follow the story of the Irish in Arizona!
• The Caledonian Society of Arizona (814)
  Our members meet the second Thursday of each month at the Scottsdale Senior Center at 7:30 PM. Each month members enjoy a presentation of Clans, History and programs by dancers, musicians, historians, language and Celtic studies professionals. Members enjoy planning and volunteering at our Scottish Gathering and Highland Games. We are active at other Scottish events as well as cross promotional events sponsored by the Irish Community and Historical Societies. We have a Wee-Ones committee that provides activities for children during our general meetings.
• The Welsh League of Arizona (709)
  Cyfarchion oddi wrth Cynghrair Cymreig Arizona!
  
  Greetings from The Welsh League of Arizona!
• Annie Moore Memorial Project (568)
  On January 1, 1892, Annie Moore, a 17 year old girl from County Cork, Ireland, made headlines as the first immigrant to be processed at Ellis Island. She is honored by bronze statues in New York Harbor and in Cobh, County Cork, Ireland, and is cited in story and song. Her image will forever represent the millions who passed through Ellis Island in pursuit of the American dream, and is a symbol for immigrants of all nations that have contributed to the rich fabric of the United States.
• New York Irish Center (276)
  Located at 10-40 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City, and easily accessible from every part of New York City and the tri-state area, we are truly a center for everyone in the greater New York Irish community.
• Grove of the Rising Phoenix (225)
  Arizona affiliate of the Ár nDraíocht Féin (ADF). The ADF is an international neo-pagan organization based in the United States devoted to creating a public tradition of Neo-Pagan Druidry. The Grove of the Rising Phoenix are dedicated to walking an earth-based, polytheistic and spiritual path modeled after the practices of the ancient Indo-Europeans. Our practices are a combination of modern neo-pagan ways and scholarly research.