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.
Malcolm Dewar made many contributions to Scottish music in Glengarry for over 45 years. Please join us in celebrating his legacy with an afternoon of wonderful music.
In remembrance of the First World War, the Glengarry Nor’Westers and Loyalist Museum will be celebrating the centenary of 1918 as the last year of the war with a dinner at the Lancaster Legion Branch # 544 on March 3rd, 2018.
Come celebrate music in Glengarry at the CD launch party on November 10th, 2017 at the Bonnie Glen. Featuring performances by The Brigadoons, Caddells, Campbell Trio, MacLeod Fiddlers, Paddy Kelly, Scotch River Fiddles & Torridon. Admission is just $10, or free if you buy a CD.
On Sunday, October 22 at St Anthony’s Parish in Apple Hill, Fred Leroux will be hosting a fiddle mass. Click for more information.
If you like Fiddle, Step dance and Celtic song – you will not want to miss this.
The Ayrshire Fiddle Orchestra will be playing at the Metcalfe Centre in Maxville on July 11th at 7:30pm. Admission by free will offering.
On Saturday, May 20, Canada will celebrate National Fiddle Day. Fiddle music is big in Glengarry so we would like to add to the celebrations; however, we need your musical help.
It was a full house at the Metcalfe Center on November 13th for The Brigadoons’ 45th anniversary celebration. Dancing and laughter filled the air as we were treated to performances by Brigadoons past and present, The MacLeod Fiddlers and the MacCulloch Dancers. The afternoon was enjoyed by young and old alike, and was a testament to the impact the band has made on generations of Glengarrians.