Austin Celtic Center Website

[dalthauser]

This is a series I'm starting to document (as I find them) things I might like to do in my area.  Hoping I can quick reference it via the GoSeeDo Tag.  Someone might remember my bucket list which I haven't done much on (need to dig that back up).  Gotta get back to getting out.  I have a couple of man friends I'm keeping company with (and one I'll eventually actually meet and go do something with), and my cousin Mellie - so I have no excuse not to go and do things socially.
http://www.celticcenter.org/

This site lists events etc.  I found it as I was listening to Mark Gunn's first  Irish and Celtic Music Podcast via ITunes.  Lo and behold he mentions Austin - I was surprised to learn it originates just up the road from me.

Oh yes, if you are a celtic music fan here is a good site related to the podcast as well
Celtic MP3 Gettin' Place

Comments

[kabuldur.livejournal.com]

Funny you should mention that. My son youngest plans to go to the Medieval Fayre in the nearest big city very shortly!

Heh, I doubt that he is into Celtic music, but he is into Celtic designed rings, lots of other things Celtic and plans on buying a whole lot of Crossbows and Catapult games. He already has a lot of knick knacks from Medieval Fayres, Folk Festivals etc. He has performed in sword fighting at one (at the tender age of eight, or something). I was there, performing with my drum, too :) It is not a Bodhran, though.

[eats-veggies.livejournal.com]

I love listening to music sung in Gaelic. It really resonates with. I like to imagine it's some past-life memory, but it's probably something to do with sound and how the human body reacts.