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Festical Venues, Schedule & Tickets

See the CelticFest Vancouver 2012 Schedule below

Celtic Village Music Stage Events

 

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DATE / TIME EVENT VENUE TICKET INFO
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE:
SATURDAY MARCH 17         Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Saturday March 17
12:00 pm

Festival Pick Music

Nellie Quinn & Lea Kirstein

Twenty year-old folk fiddler Nellie Quinn is quickly gaining attention as an outstanding musician and a versatile interpreter of Canadian traditional music. Lea Kirsten is a groundbreaking string player (viola, cello) with an eclectic musical spirit. You want to be there when these two young virtuosos combine forces!

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

Saturday March 17
1:30 pm

Festival Pick Music

Skellig

Skellig is an extended family band playing original Celtic Rock with influences ranging from Irish folk to Led Zeppelin, U2 and beyond. This Vancouver Island-based musical clan sings and plays from the heart, connecting with people young and old and, most of all, having fun.

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

Saturday March 17
3:00 pm

Festival Pick Music

Jocelyn Pettit Band

One of the hottest new artists on the scene, Jocelyn Pettit is an outstanding 15-year-old fiddler, step dancer, singer, guitar player, and composer. She’s blazing a new trail for Celtic fiddle with a mix of original, contemporary and traditional music, funky rhythms and lots of groove.

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

Saturday March 17
4:30 pm

Festival Pick Music

Mairi Rankin with Adrian Dolan & Jenny Ritter

A member of Mabou, Nova Scotia’s famous musical family, Mairi Rankin’s DNA and training have combined to create a fiddler and step dancer with her own style, who does the rich musical culture of Cape Breton proud. She’s joined by the well known roots artist Jenny Ritter (vocals, strings) and one of BC’s most in-demand musicians, Adrian Dolan (fiddle, accordion, and piano).

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

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DATE / TIME EVENT VENUE TICKET INFO
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE:
SUNDAY MARCH 18

Sunday March 18
10:00 am

Festival Pick Music

Pre-Parade Concert
with Thereafter

A perfect opening to a day celebrating the Celtic spirit!

With a mix of original songs and beautifully-arranged instrumentals, this band of talented artists led by vocalist and guitarist Neil Hammond offers a fresh and inventive take on traditional music. The band includes Keona Hammond (flute, vocals), Shanto Bhattacharya (cello) and Annie Brown (fiddle).

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

Sunday March 18
12:30 pm

Festival Pick Music

Tiller’s Folly

The brilliant musicians of Tiller’s Folly have been captivating audiences with their music, stories and dynamic live shows for over a decade. The CelticFest favourites continue to expand and refine their potent mix of acoustic and electric Celtic-influenced Canadiana, Americana, Newgrass – and beyond.

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

Sunday March 18
2:00 pm

Festival Pick Music

Lorne Warr and The Streels

A 'streel' is a slovenly person in Newfie-speak, but there's nothing shabby about the East Coast charm of this band of virtuosos who sing and play an eclectic repertoire of original, Maritime and Celtic tunes. Led by the rich baritone of Newfoundland native Lorne Warr, you’ll be swept along with their energy, great sound and fun they have playing together.

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

Sunday March 18
3:30 pm

Festival Pick Music

Good for Grapes

This young folk / harmonies band formed in late 2010 after a group of friends took a trip to Victoria to busk. They’ve been drawing enthusiastic crowds and raves ever since, winning national competitions and hearts with their sound and stomping, energized performances. A must see.

Presented by

Shore 104

Music Stage
Celtic Village
Granville St.
@ Georgia St.

Free

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Festival Venues

Outdoor Venues
CelticFest

Music Stage
Celtic Village

Granville Street (at Georgia St)

Pacific Centre

Performance Stage
Lunch-Time Concerts
Plaza @ Pacific Centre
(Georgia & Granville)

CelticFest

Kids Tent & Area
Celtic Village

Granville Street
(Smithe to Robson)

The Village

The Plaza
Village on False Creek

Manitoba St. & Athlete’s Way

Official Festival Venues
Edgewater Casino

Stadium Club at Edgewater Casino
750 Pacific Blvd South
(at Plaza of Nations)

Doolin’s Irish Pub

Doolin’s Irish Pub
654 Nelson St.@ Granville St.

Ceili’s Irish Pub & Restaurant

Ceili’s Irish Pub & Restaurant
670 Smithe St. @ Granville
Home of the Official CelticFest Pre-Parade Breakfast

The Irish Cellar

The (Irish) Cellar
1006 Granville St. @ Nelson St.

Tom Lee Music

Tom Lee Music
City Stage
Lobby Level - 929 Granville St.

Tom Lee Music

Tom Lee Music
Music Hall
3rd floor - 929 Granville St.

Doolin’s Irish Pub

The Vogue Theatre
918 Granville St.

Johnnie Fox's Irish Snug

Johnnie Fox's Irish Snug
1033 Granville St.