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presents the first annual Celtic Music Festival with performances at the Historic Holly Theatre.
Festival highlights include performances by the traditional Irish bands Altan, Highland Way, Emerald Rose, Shamrock, John Maschinot and Katie Baughman of the Buddy O'Reilly Band and Celtic Fire, the Atlanta Junior Ceili Band and the Appalachian St. Andrews Pipes and Drums.
Festival goers will also be entertained with Celtic-themed workshops, bagpipers, and storytellers. In addition, Celtic arts and craft vendors will set up throughout downtown Dahlonega and around the historic town square.
For their gift of "tunes" during Dahlonega's
first annual Celtic Music Festival...
"Let's Dance Dahlonega"!
Music, Dance and Laughter are just Good for the Soul!
Saturday, March 8th
4:30pm-5:00pm
and
6:15pm-6:45pm
Located outside of the
Historic Gold Museum
ADMISSION IS FREE!
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2008 Dahlonega-Lumpkin County Chamber of Commerce
We are currently accepting applications for the 2008 Celtic Music Festival!
Dahlonega's Celtic Music Festival is an authentic Celtic Festival featuring Celtic Music, traditional Celtic arts and crafts, dance, storytelling and educational workshops. wishing to apply for an Arts and Crafts booth, please complete the Marketplace Application and submit it to:
Dahlonega-Lumpkin County
Chamber of Commerce
ATTN: CMF Committee
13 South Park Street
Dahlonega, GA 30533
Marketplace Application
Deadline for Applications:
February 20th, 2008
For Questions,
please email Amy Booker at amy@dahlonega.org |
Dahlonega, the site of the first major U.S. Gold Rush in 1828, is located just off interstate Georgia 400 in the pristine and picturesque North Georgia Mountains.
Unique shopping opportunities abound in Dahlonega, especially around its historic square that easily earned a coveted spot on the National Register of Historic Places.
Now the center of a thriving music and arts scene, and the heart of Georgia's wine industry, Dahlonega provides much to see and do during every season.
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