The 16th Annual Induction Dinner was as wonderful as ever. We want to thank everyone who attended, as well as the entertainers who delighted us with their talents. Take a look at some of our photos from the evening.
Three concerts featuring high energy Glengarry musicians: The McLeod Fiddlers, The Caddells and The Campbell Trio. Click for details.
Fundraiser for the Malcolm Dewar Music Bursary. Saturday, June 15th, 2019. Click for details.
Tickets for the 16th Induction Dinner are no longer available. If you'd like to be put on the waiting list for any spots that may open up, please contact us by email at glengarryceltic@gmail.com
Join us at the Hall on May 18th, 2019 from 2-4pm to celebrate National Fiddling Day. Bring your instruments and join in on the jam session. Admission is free, and we will be serving cookies and lemonade.
Catch the RCMP Pipes, Drums and Dancers in concert on Sunday April 28th 2019 at 2pm. The concert will be held at Dominion-Chalmers Church in Ottawa. This year, in addition to the band and dancers, they're featuring the MacLeod Fiddlers and the traditional Celtic...
Join the 2 Paddy’s at the Alexandria Curling Club on Sunday March 3rd at 2pm to celebrate their 20th anniversary and launch of their new CD. They will be joined by Kathy Fraser-Collins and Ashley MacLeod. Admission is a good will offering at the door.
The Glengarry Historical Society’s next Speaker Series meeting takes place Thursday, December 6, 2018 at 7.30pm. This month’s topic is A Glengarry Luthier: Violins and Guitars, presented by inductee Fred Leroux. Click to learn more.
The 5th Annual Celtic Fiddle Mass will be held at St. Anthony’s Church, Apple Hill on Sunday, October 28. Fiddle music will begin at 10 am with the Mass at 10:30 am. Breakfast will be served by the Knights of Columbus from 9 to 1 pm; all musicians will be treated to breakfast.
One of the great joys of summer is listening to live music under the stars… like the event the Glengarry Pioneer Museum on Thursday, July 26th at 7:00 PM. Music lovers are in for a real treat as AGINCOURT, a group from Montreal, explores how Celtic music evolved in Scotland, Ireland, Brittany and Quebec.