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Hosts Kate Scuffle and George Miller look at upcoming events in the Finding H.D. project, a year-long series of events celebrating Bethlehem-born…

Hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle discuss the new kind of poetry event which took place at the Ice House in Bethlehem on Saturday, June 15. No River…

One of the most beautiful, mysterious things you can come across in your travels in Ireland or Scotland is a holy well.

The misty forests and craggy bluffs of Ireland and Wales have long been linked to the Celtic legacy of that region in our minds. But evidence suggests that the Celts traveled beyond these northern islands, all the way down to the sunny shores of northwest Spain.

Highland Games are a colorful, unique mix of sports, culture, and community. A celebration not only of all things Celtic, but especially of Scottish Highlands heritage and history.

With winter upon us, celebrations like Yule, Christmas, and more mean gathering and decorating with living greens.

The Winter Solstice marks the shortest day and the longest night, which marks the rebirth and return of the sun and the journey toward spring in the ancient Celtic year.

Traditional handmade Celtic boats like currachs help residents to this day as they navigate the seas and inland waters.

Lughnasadh has been observed for thousands of years, with rich traditions continuing to celebrate the first fruits of harvest.

"If green is the color of Ireland, and a soft day the touch, and poteen the taste, and harp music the sound, then a turf fire must be the scent of Ireland."