Founded in 1996, Fiddle 2013 continues to promote and sustain traditional fiddle music so that it can hold its place in the culture of Scotland...
The much-loved Canadian storyteller, humorist and broadcaster is on tour this fall, promoting a new book and connecting with communities across the country in his...
That’s That, the latest book from Irish author Colin Broderick is receiving good reviews, although it is not a story the author wished to tell....
What do you get when you mash-up Scottish, Irish and French heritage, a guitar and a set of drums? One of Atlantic Canada’s most influential...
Members of the Clan Moncreiffe Society (CMS) celebrated the society’s founder, Ernest V. Moncrieff, with a memorial service this past October at the Stone Mountain...
On Canada’s east coast, the Nova Scotia town of Pictou boasts a rich, Scottish-influenced architecture both in wood and stone, writes genealogist Allen Robertson.
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In the second installment of an exclusive two-part interview, philosopher, professor and entrepreneur James Acken opens up about his company Cultúrlán and about the state...
Philosopher, professor and entrepreneur, James Acken is a man of many hats. In the first of an exclusive two-part interview, he opens up about his...
Margie Beaton started taking lessons at Nova Scotia’s Gaelic College when she was just four years old. Learn more here!
Syracuse, NY is a hot-bed of Celtic culture in North America. It is also the hometown of the Irish Power Hour weekly radio show. Host...
Long-time fans of General Hospital received a happy surprise late last year when Duke Lavery – aka Scottish actor Ian Buchanan – returned to the...
Celtic music veterans Mirrorfield have had a very busy year, and there is no sign of things letting up anytime soon. Frontman Jim Rowlands shares...
Originally from Atlantic Canada, Bill Blakeney obtained an Honours degree in English from the University of Kings College and an LL.B through Dalhousie Law School....
In the second instalment of a two-part feature article, Rosalie MacEachern looks at the educational programs that are revitalizing Gaelic along parts of Canada’s east...
Gaelic, once considered the language of the poor, the backward and the aged, is now tripping from the tongues of teenagers in Antigonish County, Nova...
Villanova University in Pennsylvania was founded by Irish Augustinians in 1842. Read more here!
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