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The organization behind a beloved local festival is shutting down. WDIY’s James Zipprodt reports.
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Discover the legend of the banshee, the wailing fairy of Celtic folklore, and explore the ancient Irish traditions of keening, mourning, and honoring the dead.
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Tens of thousands of miles of walls without mortar were used to create boundaries around Ireland's ancient fields.
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Kate Scuffle talks with Jayne Ann Recker of the Celtic Cultural Alliance about the magic of the Celtic Classic, which returns for its 39th year this weekend.
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Kate Scuffle talks with Jayne Ann Recker of the Celtic Cultural Alliance about the magic of the Celtic Classic, which returns for its 39th year this weekend.
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The flood of Irish immigrants into America indirectly led to the American popular music publishing industry known as Tin Pan Alley.
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Eisteddfod is a festival of Welsh literature, music and performance dating back to the 12th Century, and is still the largest folk festival in Europe.
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The country of Ireland has claimed Lady Gregory as its own, known for her memoirs, poetry, and plays infused with a love of Irish language and history.
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The kilt began its life in 16th Century Scotland, and continues to be seen as a powerful, romantic and dramatic symbol of culture.
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Kate Scuffle welcomes Jayne Ann Recker of the Celtic Cultural Alliance, and Mary Ann Dunwoodie and Dianne Michaels, two artists with visual impairments, on this double-feature.