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Photo: Pan Celtic Festival Facebook
With just weeks until the Pan Celtic International Festival ’25 kicks off in Carlow, a flavour of the festival highlights has just been announced.
Taking place from 22nd to 26th April in association with Carlow County Council, Pan Celtic aims to promote and strengthen the Celtic language, culture, music and song of the participating nations of Wales, Scotland, Brittany, Ireland, Cornwall and the Isle of Man.
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A bumper programme will feature over 200 mostly free events to include music, dance, concerts, choirs, competitions, exhibitions, workshops galore, comedy, the festival parade, the Garda Band, StreetFest, the Kilfenora Céilí Band, Indeceltic, Cór na nÓg, the Carmarthen Symphonic Wind Band, John Spillane, enCÓRe, master piper Paddy Keenan, live music@The Exchange, an amazing seisiún trail, pub gigs, a busking competition and lots more.
Details and updates can be found on their website HERE or their Facebook account.
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