Mar 22 – Mar 22, 2026
Showplace Performance Centre
Come celebrate everything Irish—great tunes, great stories, and the kind of warmth you can feel from the first note to the last laugh. This is two hours of toe-tapping, family-friendly fun as a crack Celtic pub band brings the spirit of the session to life, packed with reels, jigs, singalongs, and the kind of musical joy that doesn’t ask permission.
On the music side, you’ve got Fiddlin’ Jay Edmunds, Andrew Martin, Ron Kervin, Theresa Foley, Sheila Prophet, Norma Curtis, Bridget Foley, Amelia Foley, Mira Lucas, the Edmund kids, and Vera Vandermey—a lineup that promises harmonies, fiddles, and plenty of “how are they all this good?” moments. Tying it all together is seanachai Hugh Foley, serving up stories the way they’re meant to be told: lively, heartfelt, and just a little mischievous.
Catch it in the Cogeco Studio at Showplace for a night that feels like stepping into your favourite pub—minus the cover charge of being too old to dance.
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