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Tartanic
February 28, 2025 doors at 6:30PM, concert at 7PM
Preregistration Prices: $30 Members, $35 Non-members.
$35 at the door the night of for everyone.
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Tartanic
March 24th, 2023 doors at 6:30PM
The boys are BACK !
Concert Starts at: 7PM.
Preregistration Prices: $30 Members, $35 Non-members.
$35 at the door the night of for everyone.
We expect a big crowd so there will be standing room only towards the back.
The Sheep Stealers – 2 events, 1 night
The Sheepstealers are Joey Abarta on uilleann pipes and whistles, Brenda Castles on concertina and vocals and David McKindley-Ward on vocals and strings.
Joey Abarta has spent more than half his life traveling, teaching and performing music on the uilleann pipes. In 2014 Joey was the first American piper since 1969 to win 1st prize at An tOireachtas. In addition to performing solo, he performs with his wife, old-style step dancer Jaclyn O’Riley and has toured with Mick Moloney and The Green Fields of America. In 2018
Joey was invited by Na Píobairí Uilleann to represent piping in America by performing for the president of Ireland at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. Joey released a new album
of piping music, Swimming Against the Falls, in Jan 2022.
Brenda Castles comes from a rich tradition of music in Co. Meath. She has several All-Ireland Fleadh titles to her name both in solo and group competitions. In 2016 Brenda released her
first solo album of traditional Irish music on concertina, “Indeedin You Neednt Bother’ to critical acclaim. ‘The Light Side of the Tune’ is her most recent album. She performs both as a solo artist and with the Green Fields of America. She has recently completed an artist residency at the Centre Cultural Irlandais in Paris and performed solo at Dublin’s Temple Bar TradFest earlier this year.
David McKindley-Ward is a multi-instrumentalist from outside Washington DC who now lives in Baltimore. He has made a name for himself as one of the area’s top traditional singers, and a much sought-after accompanist. He regularly performs with the area’s finest traditional musicians, plays with Baltimore songwriter Letitia VanSant, and records as a
session musician.
Together they fuse traditional Irish dance music with Irish and American folk songs using a variety of instrument combinations and interesting vocal harmonies.