1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. festival

GAIF 2015 Brochure FM.indd 1
Friday $12, Saturday $15,
Sunday $12, or All-weekend $30
advance ticket
sale prices:
Tickets will also be available
at all Price Chopper registers
beginning July 1st. Tickets can
also be purchased online at
greatamericanirishfest.com
A limited number of discounted,
advance-sale tickets are available at
local outlets now.
ticket sales
6/4/15 7:10 PM
• Plaide Palette, Cherry Valley
• Potting Shed antiques,
Whitesboro
• Big apple music,
new Hartford
• Herkimer County
Chamber, Herkimer
• Saranac Brewery Shop, Utica
• Herkimer County Fairgrounds,
Frankfort
LoCaL outLets:
eastbound, approximately 9 miles to the Herkimer County
Fairgrounds exit.
From tHe soutH: Take Routes 8/12 North to Route 5S
eastbound, approximately 9 miles to the Herkimer County
Fairgrounds exit.
From tHe NortH: Take Routes 8/12 South to Route 5S
From tHe West: Take the New York State thruway (I-90) to
Exit 31, Utica. Follow signs to Genesee Street South. Follow the
road signs to route 5S east. (After approximately one mile you
will be directed to bear to the right onto “5S and Broad Street.”
Then another half mile to turn left onto Route 5S eastbound).
Then proceed east about 8 miles to the exit for the Herkimer
County Fairgrounds.
From tHe east: Take the New York State thruway (I-90) to
Exit 30 (Herkimer/Mohawk). Take a left from the exit ramp, then
an immediate right onto Route 5S westbound. In approximately
5 miles, exit to the Herkimer County Fairgrounds exit at
Cemetery Street.
135 Cemetery Street • FrankFort, ny 13340
Directions to the Herkimer
County Fairgrounds:
Getting Here
What to do
... and there’s a lot of it!
Bagpipe Band Competition
Festival attendees will be able to watch some
of the best pipe bands in the Northeast. The
competition will conclude with a pipe band parade
and massed band performance beginning at 4:45
on Saturday
Cultural Building
Among the rich cultural traditions displayed from
the Emerald Isle, this year the Cultural Building
will proudly host: genealogy workshops, photo
contest, Ireland photograph display, cooking
demos, Sunday high tea, Irish dancing school
performances, and more!
there’s plenty to see, hear, taste, and experience at the
Great american Irish Festival! With an array of food vendors,
including Irish dishes — be sure to bring your appetite!
tea room
Wine Garden
Over 30 vendors with a huge variety of Irish and
Celtic crafts, clothing, jewelry and other wares,
in addition to a wide array of food vendors!
Come try a variety of whiskeys in our new Whiskey
Tasting area.
Choose from an assortment of wines to enjoy with
friends.
Relax in the calm of a cup of tea and some good
company. Come see this new addition to the Festival!
Whiskey tasting
PLus more!
Details on all of these activities and more, can be found at GreatAmericanIrishFest.com
rugby Games
As part of the Great American Irish Festival, enjoy
cheering your favorite teams on at the Athletic
Fields behind the rear entrance of the Fairgrounds.
There is no admission charge for games.
ranger run 5K
The Great American Irish Festival will once again
present the Annual “Ranger Run” 5K road race, to
be held on Saturday, July 25th at 10:00 am. This run
will start and end on the Fairgrounds.
Those who register in advance will receive
a run t-shirt. Registrations will be accepted
the morning of the race. More info about
the race and to register online, please visit:
greatamericanirishfest.com
many thanks to
our valued sponsors:
the music
Here’s a taste of the variety of music acts you’ll hear at this year’s
Great american Irish Festival. Don’t miss your favorites, and
don’t forget about the dancers, pipers, and group sessions too!
GlenGharry Bhoys • Friday headliner
The elders • saTurday & sunday headliner
get your dancing shoes on!
FrIDaY
Contemporary stage
5:00 – 6:00
6:30 – 7:30
8:00 – 9:15
9:45 – 11:00
Rathkeltair
BarleyJuice
The Elders
Glengarry Bhoys
traditional stage
5:00 – 5:45
6:15 – 7:15
7:45 – 9:00
9:30 – 11:00
Blarney Rebel Band
Get Up Jack
Searson
Kitchen Party
regional stage
5:15 – 6:15
6:30 – 7:00
7:17 – 9:00
9:15 – 10:15
Searson
Dance Set
Spain Brothers
Gerry Dixon
Cultural stage
5:15 – 6:30 Craobh Dugan
6:15 – 6:35 Dance Set
7:00 – 8:30 Rattlin Bog
Bring a non-PeriSHaBle FooD
item anD HelP area VeteranS!
The GAIF is asking festival goers to please support
and donate a non-perishable food item to the Central
New York Veteran’s Outreach Center (CNYVOC).
A donation location will be set up inside the main
gate during the entire weekend of festival hours.
Band Bios
GET TO KNOW WHO’S PLAYING
the elders
The Elders were founded in 1998 by six gentlemen with a
passion for music rooted in American & Celtic folk rock. Their
ability to bring together the art of story-telling with elements
both progressive and rooted in tradition, has won them a
broad international fan base and critical acclaim in numerous
publications.
eileen Ivers
Provides both musical energy and a style that constantly displays
traditionalism. Brilliant fiddler, Eileen Ivers, with her originality
and rhythmic swing provides the bridge Irish music needs to
break through to a mainstream audience.
Glengarry Bhoys
Described as bold, unorthodox, vibrant, and evocative, they
are a hybrid of Canadian Highland Scots and French Canadian
musical idioms that have evolved into a sound that is weighty,
authoritative, and extremely entertaining. Their energy and good
humor, as much a part of the show as their musicianship, crosses
all cultures and ages.
the spain Brothers
Mickey and Liam Spain are second generation performers who
learned folk songs from their father. Mickey’s rich, baritone voice
and Liam’s mastery of stringed instruments are not only a part of
the success of Makem and Spain, they are an important part of
keeping songs of the worker, the sea and the Irish culture alive.
rathkeltair
Rathkeltair blends compelling and catchy original songs with
tight, driving straight-ahead rock-n-roll, while never forgetting its
Celtic roots. Based in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, Rathkeltair has
been on the road full-time since 2003, and is highly regarded for
its e energy, showmanship and professionalism.
Barleyjuice
With six studio albums and a double CD collection in their
sporrans to date, these five spirited yanks are currently one of
the most beloved Celtic rock bands in the USA, and a long-time
favorite group to perform at GAIF.
searson
Searson has toured over a decade and continue to develop their
own original style of high energy fiddling, passionate vocals and
step-dancing. Growing up in the Ottawa Valley, these sisters
began studying music and dancing at a young age.
GAIF 2015 Brochure FM.indd 2
saturDaY
Contemporary stage
12:00 – 1:20
1:40 – 3:00
3:30 – 5:00
5:00 – 5:45
5:45 – 7:00
7:30 – 9:00
9:30 – 11:00
1916
Fighting Jamesons
Glengarry Bhoys
Pipe Band March
Rathkeltair
Barleyjuice
The Elders
traditional stage
11:30 – 12:45 Blarney Rebel Band
1:10 – 2:30 Kitchen Party
3:00 – 4:30 The Moxie Strings
4:30 – 5:00 Dance Set
5:00 – 5:45 Pipe Band March
5:45 – 6:50 Seamus Kennedy
7:15 – 8:45 Eileen Ivers
9:15 – 10:45 Hair of the Dog
regional stage
12:00 – 1:30
1:45 – 3:15
3:30 – 5:00
5:00 – 5:45
5:45 – 7:15
7:30 – 9:00
9:15 – 10:45
Gerry Dixon
Emerald Dawn
Kevin McKrell
Pipe Band March
Triskele
The Moxie Strings
Kilrush
Cultural stage
12:00 – 3:15 Kennedy’s Kitchen
(Ballads/Stories/Workshops)
3:30 – 5:00 Rakish Paddy
5:00 – 5:45 Pipe Band March
5:45 – 6:30 Kevin McKrell
6:45 – 7:45 Rakish Paddy
8:00 – 9:00 The Stoutmen
KiTchen ParTy • The ParTy’s BacK!
suNDaY
Contemporary stage
12:00 – 1:15 1916
1:45 – 3:00 Fighting Jamesons
3:30 – 5:00 The Elders
traditional stage
11:45 – 12:15
12:15 – 1:30
2:00 – 3:15
3:45 – 5:00
Dance Set
The Moxie Strings
Hair of the Dog
Seamus Kennedy
regional stage
12:30 – 3:00 Kennedy’s Kitchen
(Ballads/Stories/Workshops)
3:15 – 5:00 Donal O’Shaughnessy
Cultural stage
12:15 – 12:45 Dance Set
1:00 – 2:15 Craobh Dugan
2:30 – 3:00 Dance Set
all SCHeDUleS SUBjeCt to CHange.
Get Connected! Follow The Great American Irish Fest!
GreatamericanIrishFest
@ny_irish_fest
@GreatamericanIrishFest
GreatamericanIrishFestival
Like what you see? Check out even more band info at
GreatamericanIrishFest.com/entertainers
the Fighting Jamesons
The Fighting Jamesons deliver a traditional style of Celtic music
with an aggressive and energetic modern approach, formed in
the tradition of legendary Celtic acts such as Flogging Molly and
the Pogues. The Fighting Jamesons have developed a national
presence due to their versions of Irish and American folk songs.
the moxie strings
Electrifying combination of fiddle and cello, with their footstomping, rock-influenced rhythms, this duo has put a fresh,
enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music.
Hair of the Dog
One of the most premiere Celtic rock bands, originally formed
in 1993, HOTD plays with a cohesive oneness that most bands
never get and are a regional music treasure.
1916
Opening for Dropkick Murphys, the Rochester based band is
an explosive concoction of the modern Irish punk movement
with an original mix of psychobilly which gives 1916 a sound that
stands apart from other bands of this genre.
Get up Jack
A reto-romp by six energetic and charismatic performers
in today’s Irish music with soaring vocals and unique
instrumentation.
Kitchen Party
Formed in 2004, they quickly gained a reputation for high quality
professionalism playing all over the northeast, Canada and
Scotland. (Tim can mention their unique bongo duel).
seamus Kennedy
A 37-year veteran of the Irish/Celtic festival circuit, he has learned
the importance of not only being a solid musician and singer, but
also of being an all-round entertainer.
Kennedy’s Kitchen
The band is led by John Kennedy, award winning singer and
guitar player. It’s kitchen music from the home, the hearth, and
the heart. They play fiddle, flutes, whistles, mandolin, bouzouki,
guitar, tenor banjo, harmonica, bohdran, and bass
Blarney rebel Band
The aim of The Blarney Rebel Band is to get the audience
dancing, clapping and singing, with their rousing renditions of
all types of traditional Irish music, it’s all on display by a group of
talented musicians boasting virtuoso musicianship and perfectly
blended harmonies, sure to please old and young alike.
triskele
All-female Celtic band known for their harmonies, singing the
Gaelic language and for their Irish wit, performing traditional,
original and modern Celtic/Irish music.
rakish Paddy
With rhythmic guitar, powerful fiddle, smooth vocal and haunting
pennywhistle and bodhran they blend their rock, gypsy and
Celtic influences in a foot-stomping mix.
Kevin mcKrell
Songwriter Kevin McKrell was a founding member of Celtic
Folk Band Donnybrook Fai ,and the Celtic Bluegrass Band The
McKrells. He has performed on festival stages across the United
States, Canada , Ireland and Scotland.
Donal o’shaughnessy
Donal O´Shaughnessy is a multi-talented performer, and self
taught musician playing guitar, fiddle, keyboards, pipe organ,
bodhran and mandolin, a performer of Irish music and ballads.
emerald Dawn
An acoustic Irish band in the Albany, NY area, Emerald Dawn is
comprised of guitar & vocals, mandolin, violin and viola.
Gerry Dixon
Gerry Dixon comes from Buffalo by way of a town, Kilrush, in
County Clare at the southwestern end of Ireland. It was here that
Dixon honed his craft, singing and playing traditional Irish music
and telling stories of his culture.
the stoutmen
The Stoutmen are an Irish folk quartet in the Binghamton area
with straightforward singing of traditional songs in the style of
the Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, with mix of powerful rebel
songs, jovial drinking songs, and beautiful Irish ballads.
rattlin Bog
Over a period of 28 years the band has performances at festivals
and concerts often including a smorgasbord of musical styles
from a cappella sea shanties to traditional and popular folk, old
time gospel and tunes of Celtic origin.
Craobh Dugan
From Central NY they have been preserving and promoting the
traditional music, song, dance and language of the Irish culture
for over thirty years.
6/4/15 7:10 PM
the music
Here’s a taste of the variety of music acts you’ll hear at this year’s
Great american Irish Festival. Don’t miss your favorites, and
don’t forget about the dancers, pipers, and group sessions too!
GlenGharry Bhoys • Friday headliner
The elders • saTurday & sunday headliner
get your dancing shoes on!
FrIDaY
Contemporary stage
5:00 – 6:00
6:30 – 7:30
8:00 – 9:15
9:45 – 11:00
Rathkeltair
BarleyJuice
The Elders
Glengarry Bhoys
traditional stage
5:00 – 5:45
6:15 – 7:15
7:45 – 9:00
9:30 – 11:00
Blarney Rebel Band
Get Up Jack
Searson
Kitchen Party
regional stage
5:15 – 6:15
6:30 – 7:00
7:17 – 9:00
9:15 – 10:15
Searson
Dance Set
Spain Brothers
Gerry Dixon
Cultural stage
5:15 – 6:30 Craobh Dugan
6:15 – 6:35 Dance Set
7:00 – 8:30 Rattlin Bog
Bring a non-PeriSHaBle FooD
item anD HelP area VeteranS!
The GAIF is asking festival goers to please support
and donate a non-perishable food item to the Central
New York Veteran’s Outreach Center (CNYVOC).
A donation location will be set up inside the main
gate during the entire weekend of festival hours.
Band Bios
GET TO KNOW WHO’S PLAYING
the elders
The Elders were founded in 1998 by six gentlemen with a
passion for music rooted in American & Celtic folk rock. Their
ability to bring together the art of story-telling with elements
both progressive and rooted in tradition, has won them a
broad international fan base and critical acclaim in numerous
publications.
eileen Ivers
Provides both musical energy and a style that constantly displays
traditionalism. Brilliant fiddler, Eileen Ivers, with her originality
and rhythmic swing provides the bridge Irish music needs to
break through to a mainstream audience.
Glengarry Bhoys
Described as bold, unorthodox, vibrant, and evocative, they
are a hybrid of Canadian Highland Scots and French Canadian
musical idioms that have evolved into a sound that is weighty,
authoritative, and extremely entertaining. Their energy and good
humor, as much a part of the show as their musicianship, crosses
all cultures and ages.
the spain Brothers
Mickey and Liam Spain are second generation performers who
learned folk songs from their father. Mickey’s rich, baritone voice
and Liam’s mastery of stringed instruments are not only a part of
the success of Makem and Spain, they are an important part of
keeping songs of the worker, the sea and the Irish culture alive.
rathkeltair
Rathkeltair blends compelling and catchy original songs with
tight, driving straight-ahead rock-n-roll, while never forgetting its
Celtic roots. Based in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, Rathkeltair has
been on the road full-time since 2003, and is highly regarded for
its e energy, showmanship and professionalism.
Barleyjuice
With six studio albums and a double CD collection in their
sporrans to date, these five spirited yanks are currently one of
the most beloved Celtic rock bands in the USA, and a long-time
favorite group to perform at GAIF.
searson
Searson has toured over a decade and continue to develop their
own original style of high energy fiddling, passionate vocals and
step-dancing. Growing up in the Ottawa Valley, these sisters
began studying music and dancing at a young age.
GAIF 2015 Brochure FM.indd 2
saturDaY
Contemporary stage
12:00 – 1:20
1:40 – 3:00
3:30 – 5:00
5:00 – 5:45
5:45 – 7:00
7:30 – 9:00
9:30 – 11:00
1916
Fighting Jamesons
Glengarry Bhoys
Pipe Band March
Rathkeltair
Barleyjuice
The Elders
traditional stage
11:30 – 12:45 Blarney Rebel Band
1:10 – 2:30 Kitchen Party
3:00 – 4:30 The Moxie Strings
4:30 – 5:00 Dance Set
5:00 – 5:45 Pipe Band March
5:45 – 6:50 Seamus Kennedy
7:15 – 8:45 Eileen Ivers
9:15 – 10:45 Hair of the Dog
regional stage
12:00 – 1:30
1:45 – 3:15
3:30 – 5:00
5:00 – 5:45
5:45 – 7:15
7:30 – 9:00
9:15 – 10:45
Gerry Dixon
Emerald Dawn
Kevin McKrell
Pipe Band March
Triskele
The Moxie Strings
Kilrush
Cultural stage
12:00 – 3:15 Kennedy’s Kitchen
(Ballads/Stories/Workshops)
3:30 – 5:00 Rakish Paddy
5:00 – 5:45 Pipe Band March
5:45 – 6:30 Kevin McKrell
6:45 – 7:45 Rakish Paddy
8:00 – 9:00 The Stoutmen
KiTchen ParTy • The ParTy’s BacK!
suNDaY
Contemporary stage
12:00 – 1:15 1916
1:45 – 3:00 Fighting Jamesons
3:30 – 5:00 The Elders
traditional stage
11:45 – 12:15
12:15 – 1:30
2:00 – 3:15
3:45 – 5:00
Dance Set
The Moxie Strings
Hair of the Dog
Seamus Kennedy
regional stage
12:30 – 3:00 Kennedy’s Kitchen
(Ballads/Stories/Workshops)
3:15 – 5:00 Donal O’Shaughnessy
Cultural stage
12:15 – 12:45 Dance Set
1:00 – 2:15 Craobh Dugan
2:30 – 3:00 Dance Set
all SCHeDUleS SUBjeCt to CHange.
Get Connected! Follow The Great American Irish Fest!
GreatamericanIrishFest
@ny_irish_fest
@GreatamericanIrishFest
GreatamericanIrishFestival
Like what you see? Check out even more band info at
GreatamericanIrishFest.com/entertainers
the Fighting Jamesons
The Fighting Jamesons deliver a traditional style of Celtic music
with an aggressive and energetic modern approach, formed in
the tradition of legendary Celtic acts such as Flogging Molly and
the Pogues. The Fighting Jamesons have developed a national
presence due to their versions of Irish and American folk songs.
the moxie strings
Electrifying combination of fiddle and cello, with their footstomping, rock-influenced rhythms, this duo has put a fresh,
enticing spin on Celtic and Americana music.
Hair of the Dog
One of the most premiere Celtic rock bands, originally formed
in 1993, HOTD plays with a cohesive oneness that most bands
never get and are a regional music treasure.
1916
Opening for Dropkick Murphys, the Rochester based band is
an explosive concoction of the modern Irish punk movement
with an original mix of psychobilly which gives 1916 a sound that
stands apart from other bands of this genre.
Get up Jack
A reto-romp by six energetic and charismatic performers
in today’s Irish music with soaring vocals and unique
instrumentation.
Kitchen Party
Formed in 2004, they quickly gained a reputation for high quality
professionalism playing all over the northeast, Canada and
Scotland. (Tim can mention their unique bongo duel).
seamus Kennedy
A 37-year veteran of the Irish/Celtic festival circuit, he has learned
the importance of not only being a solid musician and singer, but
also of being an all-round entertainer.
Kennedy’s Kitchen
The band is led by John Kennedy, award winning singer and
guitar player. It’s kitchen music from the home, the hearth, and
the heart. They play fiddle, flutes, whistles, mandolin, bouzouki,
guitar, tenor banjo, harmonica, bohdran, and bass
Blarney rebel Band
The aim of The Blarney Rebel Band is to get the audience
dancing, clapping and singing, with their rousing renditions of
all types of traditional Irish music, it’s all on display by a group of
talented musicians boasting virtuoso musicianship and perfectly
blended harmonies, sure to please old and young alike.
triskele
All-female Celtic band known for their harmonies, singing the
Gaelic language and for their Irish wit, performing traditional,
original and modern Celtic/Irish music.
rakish Paddy
With rhythmic guitar, powerful fiddle, smooth vocal and haunting
pennywhistle and bodhran they blend their rock, gypsy and
Celtic influences in a foot-stomping mix.
Kevin mcKrell
Songwriter Kevin McKrell was a founding member of Celtic
Folk Band Donnybrook Fai ,and the Celtic Bluegrass Band The
McKrells. He has performed on festival stages across the United
States, Canada , Ireland and Scotland.
Donal o’shaughnessy
Donal O´Shaughnessy is a multi-talented performer, and self
taught musician playing guitar, fiddle, keyboards, pipe organ,
bodhran and mandolin, a performer of Irish music and ballads.
emerald Dawn
An acoustic Irish band in the Albany, NY area, Emerald Dawn is
comprised of guitar & vocals, mandolin, violin and viola.
Gerry Dixon
Gerry Dixon comes from Buffalo by way of a town, Kilrush, in
County Clare at the southwestern end of Ireland. It was here that
Dixon honed his craft, singing and playing traditional Irish music
and telling stories of his culture.
the stoutmen
The Stoutmen are an Irish folk quartet in the Binghamton area
with straightforward singing of traditional songs in the style of
the Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem, with mix of powerful rebel
songs, jovial drinking songs, and beautiful Irish ballads.
rattlin Bog
Over a period of 28 years the band has performances at festivals
and concerts often including a smorgasbord of musical styles
from a cappella sea shanties to traditional and popular folk, old
time gospel and tunes of Celtic origin.
Craobh Dugan
From Central NY they have been preserving and promoting the
traditional music, song, dance and language of the Irish culture
for over thirty years.
6/4/15 7:10 PM
GAIF 2015 Brochure FM.indd 1
6/4/15 7:10 PM
Friday $12, Saturday $15,
Sunday $12, or All-weekend $30
• Plaide Palette, Cherry Valley
• Potting Shed antiques,
Whitesboro
advance ticket
sale prices:
• Big apple music,
new Hartford
Tickets will also be available
at all Price Chopper registers
beginning July 1st. Tickets can
also be purchased online at
greatamericanirishfest.com
• Herkimer County
Chamber, Herkimer
• Saranac Brewery Shop, Utica
A limited number of discounted,
advance-sale tickets are available at
local outlets now.
ticket sales
• Herkimer County Fairgrounds,
Frankfort
LoCaL outLets:
From tHe soutH: Take Routes 8/12 North to Route 5S
eastbound, approximately 9 miles to the Herkimer County
Fairgrounds exit.
From tHe NortH: Take Routes 8/12 South to Route 5S
eastbound, approximately 9 miles to the Herkimer County
Fairgrounds exit.
From tHe West: Take the New York State thruway (I-90) to
Exit 31, Utica. Follow signs to Genesee Street South. Follow the
road signs to route 5S east. (After approximately one mile you
will be directed to bear to the right onto “5S and Broad Street.”
Then another half mile to turn left onto Route 5S eastbound).
Then proceed east about 8 miles to the exit for the Herkimer
County Fairgrounds.
From tHe east: Take the New York State thruway (I-90) to
Exit 30 (Herkimer/Mohawk). Take a left from the exit ramp, then
an immediate right onto Route 5S westbound. In approximately
5 miles, exit to the Herkimer County Fairgrounds exit at
Cemetery Street.
135 Cemetery Street • FrankFort, ny 13340
Directions to the Herkimer
County Fairgrounds:
Getting Here
What to do
there’s plenty to see, hear, taste, and experience at the
Great american Irish Festival! With an array of food vendors,
including Irish dishes — be sure to bring your appetite!
Bagpipe Band Competition
tea room
Wine Garden
Whiskey tasting
PLus more!
... and there’s a lot of it!
Festival attendees will be able to watch some
of the best pipe bands in the Northeast. The
competition will conclude with a pipe band parade
and massed band performance beginning at 4:45
on Saturday
Cultural Building
Among the rich cultural traditions displayed from
the Emerald Isle, this year the Cultural Building
will proudly host: genealogy workshops, photo
contest, Ireland photograph display, cooking
demos, Sunday high tea, Irish dancing school
performances, and more!
rugby Games
As part of the Great American Irish Festival, enjoy
cheering your favorite teams on at the Athletic
Fields behind the rear entrance of the Fairgrounds.
There is no admission charge for games.
ranger run 5K
The Great American Irish Festival will once again
present the Annual “Ranger Run” 5K road race, to
be held on Saturday, July 25th at 10:00 am. This run
will start and end on the Fairgrounds.
Those who register in advance will receive
a run t-shirt. Registrations will be accepted
the morning of the race. More info about
the race and to register online, please visit:
greatamericanirishfest.com
many thanks to
our valued sponsors:
Relax in the calm of a cup of tea and some good
company. Come see this new addition to the Festival!
Come try a variety of whiskeys in our new Whiskey
Tasting area.
Choose from an assortment of wines to enjoy with
friends.
Over 30 vendors with a huge variety of Irish and
Celtic crafts, clothing, jewelry and other wares,
in addition to a wide array of food vendors!
Details on all of these activities and more, can be found at GreatAmericanIrishFest.com