Be sure to catch our coverage of the 31st New Brunswick Highland Games on our Facebook page!
Music is a huge part of Celtic culture, and there’s lots of it to be had this weekend at the New Brunswick Highland Games in...
Shelley Stobbs is the partnership and grants coordinator, and also the executive secretary of the New Brunswick Highland Games, taking place in Fredericton this weekend....
Fredericton, New Brunswick is the place to be this weekend, as the 31st Annual New Brunswick Highland Games brings thousands of Celts together for three...
G. Scott MacLeod might be the busiest man north of the border. The Montreal-based painter, photographer and musician has a myriad of creative projects on...
Check out our coverage of today's Festival of the Tartans from New Glasgow, Nova Scotia here!
The Maine Celtic Celebration is a family oriented commemoration of the rich Celtic heritage, culture and hospitality found along the eastern seaboard of the U.S....
Celtic Life International returns to northern Nova Scotia this weekend for the Festival of the Tartans / New Glasgow Highland Games! Recently we spoke with...
Situated on the west coast of Ireland by the Atlantic Ocean, Galway has long been considered a centre of cultural excellence - a vibrant university...
Always entertaining and definitely unique, The Mudmen are a blast of Celtic energy whose members are known to be characters both on and off stage....
A warm and wonderful Saturday at the 149th Antigonish Highland Games! Check out a few of our photos on our Facebook page!
All sails are hoisted for The Ships of 1801, a dramatic musical tribute to early Scottish pioneers in Antigonish, Inverness and Pictou Counties, to be...
This week, thousands of Celts from all over the world will gather in the quiet community of Antigonish, Nova Scotia for the oldest Highland Games...
The Dam Pub in Thornbury, Ontario sits at the foothills of The Blue Mountains, upon the shores of Georgian Bay. It has been a popular...
The Ships of 1801 is a tribute concert to the courageous deeds of the early Scottish Settlers that came to Nova Scotia. Read all about...
Ireland’s foremost Gaelic theatre company, Fíbín, has created and toured 21 productions across Ireland, Europe and Africa, performing to over 300,000 people. This week, the...
The ancient Irish field game of hurling has had several centuries of history in Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Read more here!
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