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Tune in tonight (6PM CST or Midnight Irish time) for the Irish Aires show.
To hear a live streaming show go here. To hear it in the KPFT archives go here
To see our playlist as we play it, go to: http://www.kpft.org/studio/playlist.php
Find On Going Irish Events in the Houston area by clicking here.
*Announcement: IRISH AIRES relaunches their WEB PAGE at:
www.IrishAires.us NEW WEB ADDRESS
(The page is still being updated. Any additions or corrections are appreciated.)
ALL items (see details below)
-02/05/11 - Irish Aires Show Bill & Emily
-02/05/11 - Rory Miggins Memorial Irish Stew Cook-off with Blaggards (updated info)
-02/05/11 - Blaggards at The Continental Club
-02/05/11 - Constant Billy at Waldo’s Coffee House
*02/05-07 - Wilde, A New Musical at Houston Piano Company
*02/06/11 - Feast of St Brigid at Live Oaks Friends Meeting House
*02/09/11 - Houston’s Irish Society Annual Meeting at Kenneally’s Irish Pub
-02/15/11 - Derek Warfield & the Young Wolfe Tones at the Mucky
Duck
-02/16/11 - Susan McKeown in a Concert of Irish & Yiddish Songs at Univ of St Thomas
-02/18/11 - Clandestine at the Mucky Duck
-02/19/11 - Blaggards at Molly Maguires for the Great Guinness Toast
*02/19/11 - Danny O’Flaherty at Logon Café in Beaumont
*02/19-03/18 – Sherwood Forrest Faire in Bastrop County
-02/26/11 - Killdares at the Mucky Duck
-03/02/11 - Buddy McGuire Band at Univ of St Thomas
-03/06/11 - St Patrick’s Grand Marshall Reception at Brian O’Neils Irish Pub
-03/08/11 - Poor Clares Play at the New Orleans Jazz Fest
-03/10/11 - Queens Contest at Griff’s
-03/11/11 - St Patrick’s Celebration Dinner at the Petroleum Club
-03/12/11 - Houston’s St Patrick’s Day Parade (updated info)
-03/12/11 - Seamair (Celtic Harp Trio) at St Luke’s Presbyterian
Church
-03/13/11 - FM 1960 Area St Patrick’s Parade
-03/13/11 - KPFT 41st Anniversary Fund Raiser at the Mucky Duck
-03/13/11 - Dick Dowling Ceremony at Statue in Hermann Park
-03/17/11 - St Patrick’s Mass Celebrated with Cardinal DiNardo at Univ of St Thomas
-03/17/11 - Blaggards at The Continental Club
-03/17/11 – St Patrick’s Day at the Mucky Duck
-03/17/11 - Greening of the Bayou (behind Old Spaghetti Warehouse)
-03/19/11 - Sacred & Irish Music Harp Recital
-03/19/11 - James Galway / Jeanne Galway at 1894 Grand Opera House in Galveston
-03/22/11 - Danny O’Flaherty & Noel Nash at the Mucky Duck
-03/26/11 - The Greencards at the Mucky Duck
-03/31-04/16 - Oscar Wilde’s “An Ideal Husband” at the Univ of St Thomas
-04/08/11 - Blaggards at Molly Maguires for Great Guinness Toast
-04/09/11 - John McDermott – Irish Tenor at Cypress
Creek F.A.C.E.
-04/28/11 - The Spanish Armada & Ireland at the Univ of St. Thomas
-05/07/11 - Blaggards at Houston International Festival
-05/14/11 - Susanna Campbell & Emily Klein (Harpists) at St Luke’s Presbyterian Church
-05/18/11 - Celtic Women at Toyota Center
-07/29/11 - Blaggards at R&R Sports Bar
-11/04/11 - Annual Irish Gala Benefiting William J Flynn Center for Irish Studies
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New On Going events & Announcements:
Ireland Tour – November 12-19, 2011!
Download this flyer (PDF, 184 kb) for pricing info, a full itinerary, and reservation instructions.
Blaggards are heading back to Ireland, and YOU are invited!
Once again, our friends at Hammond Tours have put together a full tour package to take
you across the pond for Blaggards, booze, bar crawls, and fully escorted sightseeing of
some of the most famous spots in Ireland. Blaggards will be playing shows in many
different locations along the tour route (dates to be announced soon).
Round
Trip Airfare from HOUSTON to Ireland
Deluxe motorcoach vehicle throughout your tour, including all transfers & sightseeing
Services of professional Irish Driver and Guide
Six (6 Nights) First Class Accommodations as follows or similar:
Dublin – Camden Court Hotel, 2 Nights
Cork - River Lee Hotel, 2 Nights
Galway – The Imperial Hotel, 2 Nights
Full Irish Breakfast daily
Two Dinners: 1 in Galway, 1 in Cork
Admission to Rock of Cashel, Middleton Distillery, Guinness Storehouse
Fully escorted sightseeing as per itinerary
PERFORMANCES BY BLAGGARDS (dates to be announced soon)
Porterage of one suitcases per person
Hotel tips and taxes throughout (Except tips to your personal Driver/Guide)
Deluxe portfolio of travel documents professionally executed
Services provided by Hammond Tours
866-486-8772
ITINERARY / RESERVATIONS
Download this flyer (PDF, 184 kb) for pricing info, a full itinerary, and reservation instructions.
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-02/05/11 - Rory Miggins Memorial Irish Stew Cook-off with Blaggards & Others
Rory Miggins Memorial Irish Stew Cook-off
11:AM
The 2011 event will be held next to the Continental Club located
between Main and Travis, one block north of Alabama.
The entertainment begins at Noon with the HFD Pipe and Drum
Band. 1PM "Come see my Dead Person" (Their music is nothing
like the name) takes the stage, then at 2:30 the Raffle Drawing
followed by our favorite Stout Irish Rockers BLAGGARDS at 3PM.
About 4PM the Guinness Drinking Team Relay event , then another
raffle announcement and a final presentation of BLAGGARDS with
the Fire Dancers. There will also be Irish Dancing, Godfreys
Rangers and The Dead Rabbits performing throughout the
afternoon on the indoor stage. All this plus free
food tasting from all
the teams competing in the various food categories. If you would like
to be a volunteer for the event please contact Cheryl McSorely or
Ginger Ney at 281-704-7435. Please stop by the Irish Society cooking
booth and say hello while you are out there.
The Continental Club
3700 Main St
Houston, TX 77006
United States
713-529-9899
http://www.continentalclub.com
Music: Blaggards with Come See My Dead Person and others
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-02/05/11 - Blaggards at The Continental Club
10:PM
The Continental Club
3700 Main St
Houston, TX 77006
United States
713-529-9899
http://www.continentalclub.com
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-02/05/11 - Constant Billy at Waldo’s Coffee House
Saturday February 5 2011 at 7:30pm we'll bring stunning, nay, spectacular music to
Waldo's Coffee House 1030 Heights Blvd, Houston, TX 77008-6914 (713) 869-0700 in the
Houston Heights. We’ll have some great new tunes & songs to share. Excellent
sandwiches & coffee, or if you prefer, it's $5 per head to BYOB. Come sing a song or
two with us and enjoy the Warmth of Waldo’s!
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*02/05-07 - Wilde, A New
Musical at Houston Piano Company
Wilde, a New Musical (a reading with music)
Presented by Thunderclap Productions at Houston Piano Company
February 4-February 7, 2011
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Thunderclap Productions' first production, The Great Storm was met with tremendous
success and rave reviews from audiences and critics alike. For their second production,
Thunderclap Productions presents a reading with music of the first act of Wilde, a New
Musical, a new musical based on the life of Oscar Wilde.
The musical chronicles Wilde's meteoric rise, as well as his rapid downfall and
imprisonment. This is the first full-length musical from the creative team of Joe Barnes
and Aaron Alon. A concert reading of the first act will be presented.
A reading with
music of Act I will be performed on February 4, 5, and 7, 2011 at the
Houston Piano Company's performance space.
Visit wildethemusical.com.
Music by Aaron Alon
Book & Lyrics by Joe Barnes
Directed by Justin Doran
Musical Directed by Aaron Alon
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*02/06/11 - Feast of St Brigid at Live Oaks Friends Meeting House
Feast Day of St. Brigid - The Mantle of Brigid: Clothed in Love, Cradled in Hope
Presented by Brigid's Place at Live Oak Friends Meeting House
February 6, 2011
Brigid's Place presents the Feast Day of St. Brigid - The Mantle of Brigid: Clothed in Love,
Cradled in Hope, Sunday, February 6, 2011 in the Live Oak Friends Meeting House. Check-
In at 5:30 p.m./Program begins at 6:00 p.m.
Join the women of Brigid's Place as we gather to honor Saint Brigid,
one of Ireland's
patron saints. This feast day celebrates the Quickening, the arrival of spring. What is being
born in you at this time?
Bring your cloaks or mantles as we gather in a circle to learn about our origins. On this
wonderful evening we will enjoy ancient stories and lilting Celtic melodies. Our Irish
storyteller will envelop us with tales of Brigid's legends.
Light food and refreshments will be provided after the program.
Please register by Thursday, February 3rd. Click here to register online or you may also
mail cash or a check made payable to "Brigid's Place" to 1117 Texas Avenue, Houston,
Texas 77002.
Venue Info
Live Oak Friends Meeting House
1318 West 26th St.
Houston, TX 77008 ions
Admission Info
Tickets:
Tickets are $25
Info Phone: 713-590-3333
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*02/09/11 - Houston’s Irish Society Annual Meeting at Kenneally’s Irish Pub
The Annual General Meeting of The Irish Society
is Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 6:30PM
At Kenneally's Irish Pub, located at 2111 S. Shepherd Dr.
Their famous pizza will be provided by the Board.
The Board looks forward to seeing you all
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-02/15/11 Derek Warfield & the Young Wolfe Tones at the Mucky Duck
Sunday, February 15, 7pm, $20
Mc Gonigel's Mucky Duck
2425 Norfolk Street
Houston, TX 77098-4113
(713) 528-5999
www.mcgonigels.com
Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones present Irish Musical Tradition the way it's meant to be.
Derek Warfield has enjoyed a lifetime of success as a founding member and leader (for 38 years) of the legendary
Wolfe Tones (1963-2001). He has also performed as a solo artist presenting the song- culture of the Irish in
America .His love of our musical heritage is such, that a way to transmit the great Irish musical tradition was of
vital importance and to pass it on to the next generation was a priority. So a new day dawns on The Wolfe Tones
legend, The Young Wolfe Tones. Assembled to continue the legacy of a legend are some of Ireland's finest
young musicians.
Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones have performed over 180 concerts in 2009, throughout 6 different
countries, Derek Warfield their lead singer, song writer and storyteller, and his Young Wolfe Tones .
“This band will have you clappin’ your hands, tappin’ your feet and shoutin’ till your voice is hoarse!”
Derek Warfield and The Young Wolfe Tones are known throughout the world for their quality musical
presentation of Irish patriotic “Rebel Songs” & Traditional Irish Music. It has been a fact acknowledged by many
in the Irish music industry that Derek is a great front-man, with top class, wry humor, background history and
stories, his top class fiery introductions bring the true meaning and sentiments of the ballads alive to his
audiences.
Derek says, “We all share the same passion and enthusiasm
for our heritage. I have always believed that there is
something very profound in our song and musical tradition. All our history is in our music and this makes our
song tradition a unique source of historical information. And I have long considered it a privilege to carry its
message of inspiration to so many people. But perhaps most importantly it has been fun and enjoyable to
perform. To present a culture that we cherish and love gives great artistic satisfaction. Every performance gets
better. The experience has reinvigorated myself and given these young performers the opportunity to display
their skills and talents around the world”
“Communication with a live audience and interaction through song and music is what I believe to be of primary
Importance. I share with the audiences our hope dreams and aspirations and encourage participation and
enjoyment throughout the show. I believe that communication is
now even greater then ever as it is free from
interrupting rhetoric, backing tracks. This continuity of communication is as powerful as ever, but more
importantly thanks to the Young Wolfe Tones I can present its traditional musical aspect with the expertise and
talent of the finest young musicians. We cover the whole spectrum of the Irish musical tradition and have such
great ability and talent that in every performance we present a show of Irish Musical Heritage in all its aspects
and I believe we are one of the few performing band’s doing so today.
When writing of our music and song Irish Patriot Padraic Pearse said "Had the Gaelic race never produced a
scrap of Literature, had our treasures of of history and romance never had a being, had our Cormac's, Keating's
and our O'Clery's and Donnchadh Ruad's never written a line, these folks songs of ours would have been
sufficient to prove for all time the glorious
capabilities of our race" Always a man who recognised the value of
our cultural heritage his words reflect the importance that he held for our music and Derek Warfield and the
Young Wolfe Tones give this musical value to his belief.
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-02/16/11 – Susan McKeown in a Concert of Irish & Yiddish Songs at Univ of St Thomas
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Irish Singer Susan McKeown and Singer and Accordionist Lorin Sklamberg
Saints & Tzadiks: A Concert of Irish and Yiddish Songs
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Jones Hall, 3910 Yoakum, University of St. Thomas, Houston, TX 77006
Open to Public; Adults $10; children and students
free.
This event is co-sponsored by the Jewish Community Center of Houston.
The University of St. Thomas’ Jones Hall holds 300.
To purchase advance tickets on-line, go to www.jcchouston.org, Arts and Culture, Music,
February 16, 2011 concert, purchase tickets link.
Tickets also will be sold first-come, first-served by contacting Lori Gallagher at 713-525-
3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu and paying in advance by check made payable to the
University of St. Thomas Center for Irish Studies by Monday, February 14, 2011, sent to
Lori Gallagher at the Center mailing address below, or by cash or check at the door.
Note on the check or in an
enclosure: February 16, 2011 concert tickets.
Renowned Irish singer Susan McKeown and Lorin Sklamberg, lead vocalist of The
Klezmatics, present Saints & Tzadiks — a concert exploring the connections between Irish
and Yiddish songs, lore and myth. Culled from rare archive material and old recordings,
McKeown and Sklamberg have selected songs on various themes from the Irish and
Jewish traditions such as love, death, betrothal and betrayal. The bulk of the Jewish
material is drawn from the Ruth Rubin Archive at the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.
The Irish songs come from both the popular and the ancient Gaelic sean nós traditions.
Grammy award-winning vocalist Susan McKeown grew up in Dublin, Ireland, which
she
left in 1990 for Manhattan. Settling in the East Village, she first gained attention as a
singer-songwriter through her performances at Café Sin-é (Susan is featured in the
documentary film about the legendary informal Irish cultural center of the early 90s).
Susan has built an impressive career through her many releases, extensive touring and
performances on programs such as “A Prairie Home Companion,” “All Things
Considered,” “Mountain Stage” and “Sessions at West 54th Street” as the guest of Natalie
Merchant. Susan’s voice and music have been featured in numerous
documentary films
on PBS, BBC, RTE and ABC (Australia). She has performed with Natalie Merchant, Pete
Seeger, Mary Margaret O’Hara, Linda Thompson, Billy Bragg, Johnny Cunningham and
The Klezmatics.
In October 2010, Susan was interviewed on Weekend Edition about “Songs from the East
Village,” the world music album for families that she produced. Her new album, “Singing
in the Dark” (2010 Hibernian Music), is an exploration of creativity, suffering and the
pursuit of happiness through the lyrics of poets.
Los Angeles native Lorin Sklamberg grew up in a culturally supportive conservative
Jewish community and began playing klezmer at 16. He has been the lead singer of the
Grammy award-winning Jewish American roots band The Klezmatics
since its founding in
1986.
His work as vocalist, composer and multi-instrumentalist can be heard on over 50
recordings. He has performed solo and in collaboration with such diverse artists as Itzhak
Perlman, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Jane Siberry, Marc Cohn, Tony Kushner, Moxy Früvous,
Neil Sedaka, Emmylou Harris, Pete Seeger, Tracy Grammer, Odetta and, of course, The
Klezmatics. His song “Headdy Down” (with unpublished lyrics by Woody Guthrie) was
recently printed in Sing Out! magazine. Ongoing projects include a series of
programs/CDs with Klezmatics band mate Frank London exploring the rich tradition of
Yiddish spirituals. The latest is tsuker-zis (Tzadik).
He has written for film, stage and circus, he has produced a number of recordings of world
and theater music and he has
performed and taught Yiddish songs from Buenos Aires to
Kiev. Lorin serves as the Sound Archivist of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research. “One
of the premier American singers in any genre.”?— Robert Christgau, “All Things
Considered,” National Public Radio.
McKeown and Sklamberg first worked together in 2006 on the Grammy award-winning
album Wonder Wheel: Lyrics by Woody Guthrie. Their latest collaboration Saints and
Tzadiks has received high praise for its exploration of the common threads that connect
the Irish and Yiddish song traditions.
“The listener is offered a reminder of the universality of human experience and of how
music can seamlessly celebrate difference.” — Songlines
“It’s not often that secular music is able to obtain the
heights of beauty one would
normally associate with religious music, but this recording is as full of passion and
wonder as any oratorio to a god.” — blogcritics.org
Susan and Lorin are grant recipients from Culture Ireland’s Imagine Ireland US cultural
campaign 2011.
Spring 2011 Cultural Outreach Series
The University of St. Thomas William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies is pleased to
announce its 2011 spring cultural outreach series. The cultural events are
first-
come, first-served, unless otherwise noted. All lectures are free and there is a
minimal charge for concerts. Parking is available for $2 in the Moran Center at the
corner of West Alabama St. and Graustark St.
Sponsors: The Center for Irish Studies Cultural Outreach Forum, the City of
Houston/Houston Arts Alliance, the Houston Young Professionals Supporting Irish
Studies and The Irish Society. This Cultural Outreach Program is funded in part by
a grant from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
2010 Members of the Cultural Outreach Forum are listed below. Renew your
Cultural Outreach Forum membership for 2011 or become a member of the Forum
or a Friend of the Center for Irish Studies! Help us present another stellar line-up of
musicians, storytellers, academic scholars and much more!
Contact Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD, Director, William J. Flynn Center for Irish
Studies, at 713-525-3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu. The mailing address
is
University of St. Thomas, 3800 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006.
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-02/18/11 - Clandestine at the Mucky Duck
Friday, February 18, 7:30pm, $20
Clandestine is hard-driving, toe-tapping Texas Celtic sound. They re-formed in 2006 after a four-year break, with
the same brand of blasting tune sets and new songs. Al Cofrin, the newest member, brings cittern and another
set of bagpipes to the mix.
Percussionist and singer Emily Dugas captivates with her original song
collaborations with Al, as well as her
singular interpretations of songs in the Celtic genre.
Piper EJ Jones and fiddler Gregory McQueen return with the full force of their individual musical energies. EJ
and Al also join Emily on vocals, with many songs now set in three-part harmony.
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-02/19/11 - Blaggards at Molly Maguires for the Great Guinness Toast
Great Guinness Toast @ Molly Maguire's
15945 Kuykendahl Rd, Houston, TX 77068
(281) 580-6167
Set: 10:00
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*02/19/11 - Danny O’Flaherty at Logon Café in Beaumont
Saturday, February 19th
Beaumont, TX
Logon Café
3805 Calder Avenue
409-832-1529
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Tickets: $15
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*02/19-03/18 – Sherwood Forrest Faire in Bastrop County
Sherwood Forest Faire
With 36,000 patrons over 12 days this past Spring, the Sherwood Forest Faire in the Lost
Pines region of Bastrop County produced the most successful first year Renaissance
festival ever.
Based on overwhelmingly positive patron feedback, Sherwood is now expecting 70,000
guests this coming Spring. Guests enjoyed over 100 daily performances and over 100
artisans selling crafts in addition to amazing food and two dozen available ales, wines, and
meads.
The faire will be open Saturdays and Sundays February 19th, 2011 through April 3rd, 2011
plus Spring Break Friday March 18th. Opening cannon is at 10am each day and the faire
closes at Dusk. Sherwood is located at 1883 Old Highway 20 in McDade, Tx
78650.
For 2011, Sherwood is making very significant improvements in the infrastructure,
vendors and entertainment.
· Infrastructure – Sherwood has doubled their parking lot and added 2 full banks of
permanent flushing toilets
· Vendors – Sherwood is adding noted renaissance vendors such as the Glassblower
and Son of Sandalar boots
· Entertainment – Sherwood has added both a Mud Show and one of the most famous
renaissance festival acts, Ded
Bob! Also, the new Joust Show will now include full contact jousting with 5 time world
champion, Patrick Lambke
Everyone is invited to lift their cares and their mugs for a day with Robin
Hood and his
Merry Men at the 2nd annual Sherwood Forest Faire, only 30 minutes from Austin, 90
minutes from San Antonio, and less than 2 hours from Houston.
Visit us online at www.sherwoodforestfaire.com
Ziegen Bock is a proud sponsor of the Sherwood Forest Faire.
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-02/26/11 - Killdares at the Mucky Duck
Saturday, February 26, 7:30pm, $20
The band features Tim Smith on lead vocals and the drums – think Phil Collins of Genesis and Texas’ own Don
Henley of The Eagles.
Brek Lancaster plays lead guitar, and guest musician Gavin Kelso is on bass. World Champion fiddler Roberta
Rast plays the fiddle faster and more precise than imaginable, while Matt Willis plays the equally-difficult
Highland bagpipes, Irish uilleann pipes, and the Scottish small pipes.
Both Rast and Willis complement each other
musically and help round out the Celtic sound while giving the
band a unique musical dimension live.
The Killdares are a Celtic rock band that blends a power pop sound with a mix of rock 'n' roll hooks and a
sometimes-traditional Celtic rock flair – thanks to the amazing use of fiddle and bagpipes. The result is an easy-
to-listen-to, accessible sound for people of all ages. And perhaps because of that, the band has quite a large and
loyal fanbase that filled up nearly every seat for the private screening at the Angelika Theater.
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-03/02/11 – Buddy McGuire Band at Univ of St Thomas
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
The Brock McGuire Band
Traditional
Irish Music from the West of Ireland
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Cullen Hall, 4001 Mt. Vernon, University of St. Thomas, Houston, TX 77006
Open to Public; Adults $10; children and students free.
The University’s Cullen Hall holds 165.
Advance tickets sold up to Monday, February 28th, 2011, by contacting Lori Gallagher at 713-
525-3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu and by checks made payable to the University of St.
Thomas Center for Irish Studies sent to Lori Gallagher at the Center mailing address below.
Other ticket sales first-come,
first-served at the door with cash or checks made payable to
the University of St. Thomas Center for Irish Studies.
Note on the check or in an enclosure: March 2, 2011 concert tickets.
Back by popular demand to the University of St. Thomas William J. Flynn Center for Irish
Studies, the Brock McGuire Band is an award-winning Irish traditional band from County
Clare. Master musicians Paul Brock, Manus McGuire, Enda Scahill and Denis Carey evoke
the atmosphere and artistry of the Irish dance hall era in dazzling fashion with their Irish
traditional music from the West of Ireland featuring the melodeon, tenor banjo, fiddle and
acoustic piano.
Paul Brock has been at the forefront of button accordion-playing for many years. A multiple
All-Ireland champion, Brock was born in Athlone, County Westmeath, and now resides in
Ennis. He was voted “Best Male Musician” in 2004 by the Chicago-based Irish American
News, and his duo album, Humdinger, recorded with fellow band member Enda Scahill, was
named “Irish Music Album of the Year” in 2006 by the Irish Times.
Manus McGuire is widely regarded at home and abroad as one of Ireland’s outstanding fiddle
players. McGuire, originally from Sligo but now resident in East Clare, uses a dazzling
technique that takes us to Scotland, Shetland, Cape Breton and Ireland.
Enda Scahill comes from a musical family from Corofin in East Galway and has long
established himself as one of the finest exponents of traditional Irish banjo playing. The Irish
American News said of his playing: “he does things on the banjo that should be impossible.”
Denis Carey is a native of Newport, Co. Tipperary. Carey is a musician, composer and
arranger with a diverse musical background from Irish traditional to classical, jazz and pop.
Denis runs his own Academy of Music based in Limerick.
Passion and precision, authenticity and diversity: These are the hallmarks of the Brock
McGuire Band in concert. They are steeped in tradition and perform music with abiding
respect and creativity. The band’s repertoire runs wide and deep; their tight, tenacious blend
of instruments emphasizes mostly Irish music, but also sprinkles in impressive
arrangements of American Old Timey, French-Canadian and other Celtic traditions.
Described by the Irish American News as the “Best Instrumental Band in the Business,” the
Brock McGuire Band brings a wealth of experience and expertise to their performances. It is
a sound and style that continues to excite audiences everywhere.
“The Brock McGuire Band was stunning, spreading their magic blend
of
virtuosity and old style traditional charm across the stage and into our hearts.
Not only was their performance outstanding as always, but their selection of
material was delightfully novel, including a refreshing mix of beautiful vintage
tunes, original compositions and familiar favorites that showcased their
considerable talents in just the perfect light.”— Gordon McLeod, Southwest
Celtic Music Association, Dallas, Texas.
Spring 2011 Cultural Outreach Series
The University of St. Thomas William J. Flynn
Center for Irish Studies is pleased to
announce its 2011 spring cultural outreach series. The cultural events are first-
come, first-served, unless otherwise noted. All lectures are free and there is a
minimal charge for concerts. Parking is available for $2 in the Moran Center at the
corner of West Alabama St. and Graustark St.
Sponsors: The Center for Irish Studies Cultural Outreach Forum, the City of
Houston/Houston Arts Alliance, the Houston Young Professionals Supporting Irish
Studies and The Irish
Society. This Cultural Outreach Program is funded in part by
a grant from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
2010 Members of the Cultural Outreach Forum are listed below. Renew your
Cultural Outreach Forum membership for 2011 or become a member of the Forum
or a Friend of the Center for Irish Studies! Help us present another stellar line-up of
musicians, storytellers, academic scholars and much more!
Contact Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD, Director, William J. Flynn Center for Irish
Studies, at 713-525-3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu. The mailing address is
University of St. Thomas, 3800 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006.
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-03/08/11 - Poor Clares Play at the New Orleans Jazz Fest
Poor Clares (Patrick O’Flaherty, Betsy McGovern, Beth Patterson & Justin Murphy) reunited on the
20th anniversary of their first gig at New Orleans Jazz Fest.
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-03/06/11 - St Patrick’s Grand Marshall Reception at Brian O’Neils Irish Pub
What: Grand Marshall Reception
Where: Brian O'Neill's Irish Pub
5555 Morningside
When: Mar 6, 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Description: Friends to celebrate the 2011 Grand Marshall: Lori Gallagher.
Music, dancers, silent auction
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-03/10/11 - Queens Contest at Griff’s
What: Queen's Contest
Where: Griff's
When: Mar 10, 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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-03/11/11 - St Patrick’s Celebration Dinner at the Petroleum Club
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-03/12/11 - Houston’s St Patrick’s Day Parade
52nd Annual St. Patrick's Parade
Saturday, March 12th, 2011 at Noon-Rain or Shine!
Grand Marshal: Lori Gallagher,
Dean of Irish Studies, St. Thomas University
"Named in top 100 Irish Educators...US & Cananda..." Irish Voice
The Houston St. Patrick's Parade has always been a FREE event. The two-hour parade
has historically been one of the largest in the U.S. and each year includes over 100
entries to delight the Irish and Irish-at-heart.
Our history is a grand one and if you would like to personally support the parade and
be a part of the year-round socials and meetings, please become a member of our Irish
100 Club.
The Houston St. Patrick's Day Parade is presented by the Houston St. Patrick's Parade
Commission.
Parade Coordinator: Mary Kearns
http://www.hsppc.org/
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-03/12/11 - Seamair at St Luke’s Presbyterian Church
(Celtic harp trio: Therese Honey, Emily Mitchell, Mary Radspinner)
Saturday, March 12, 2011
5:00 p.m., Sanctuary, Reception Following
St. Luke's Presbyterian Church
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-03/13/11 - FM 1960 Area St Patrick’s Parade
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-03/13/11 - KPFT 41st Anniversary Fund Raiser at the Mucky Duck
Sunday, March 13, 12pm, $20
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-03/13/11 - Dick Dowling Ceremony at Statue in Hermann Park
What: Dick Dowling Ceremony
Where: Dick Dowling Statue,
http://www.houstontx.gov/municipalart/dowling.html
When: Mar 13, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Description:
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-03/17/11 - St Patrick’s Mass Celebrated with Cardinal DiNardo at Univ of St Thomas
Thursday, March 17, 2011
St. Patrick's Day Mass Celebrated by His Eminence Daniel Cardinal DiNardo
University of Thomas Chapel of St. Basil, 3802 Yoakum, Houston, TX 77006
10 a.m.
Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD
Director, Center for Irish Studies
University of St. Thomas
3800 Montrose Blvd.
Houston, TX 77006
713-525-3592 (direct)
713-525-3866
(fax)
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-03/17/11 - Blaggards at The Continental Club
March 17, 2011 - 10:00 pm
St Patrick’s Day 2011
The Continental Club
3700 Main St
Houston, TX 77006
United States
713-529-9899
http://www.continentalclub.com
with Come See My Dead Person and others
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-03/17/11 – St Patrick’s Day at the Mucky Duck
Tuesday, March 17, 11am, $20
ST PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION
As seen in USA Today ... "One of the Top Ten Places to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in
the USA."
Celtic blood-ties real, suspected and imagined have given many the impetus to learn
the folk-arts of the ancient tribes; a great way to explore Irish music and tradition.
The popularity of Celtic folk music is either a testament to the timeless appeal of
these sometimes haunting, sometimes hilarious, sometimes jig-inspiring tunes, or
perhaps an argument in favor of the nebulous theory of racial memory.
What we celebrate on St. Patrick's Day is the whole of Celtic culture, and a musical
tradition that, over the centuries, has become as much American roots music as
bottleneck guitar. The drums of western Africa are what gave American music its
rhythm; more often than not, though, the melody is Celtic.
Entertainment starts at Noon and continuing throughout the day. Serving great Irish
food all day starting at 11am
St
Patrick's Day Menu
Fish & Chips
Shepherd's Pie
Beef Guinness
Corned Beef & Cabbage
Performers:
CLANDESTINE
...binding the heart of Celtic music to the soul of rock and roll….
Clandestine is hard-driving, toe-tapping Texas Celtic sound. They re-formed in 2006
after a four-year break, with the same brand of blasting tune sets and new songs. Al
Cofrin, the newest member, brings cittern and another set of bagpipes to the mix.
Percussionist and singer Emily Dugas captivates with her original song
collaborations with Al, as well as her singular interpretations of songs in the Celtic
genre. Piper EJ Jones and fiddler Gregory McQueen return with the full force of their
individual musical energies. EJ and Al also join Emily on vocals, with many songs
now set in three-part harmony.
JIGGERNAUT
Fueled by white-hot
piping, fiery vocals, friggin' gonzo guitars and an irresistible
groove, Jiggernaut is setting out to convert the masses, and introduce new people to
Celtic music. Their sound is a rich mixture of old and new, traditional and
contemporary...appealing to all ages and musical tastes.
O'MAOILEIDIGH IRISH DANCERS
The world-wide success of Riverdance and more recently Lord of the Dance has
placed Irish dance on the international stage. Dancing schools in Ireland today are
filled with young pupils keen to imitate and learn the dancing styles which brought
Jean Butler and Michael Flatley international acclaim. O'Maoileidigh School of Irish
Dance, the preeminent school of Irish dance in Houston, will have their best step
dancers here to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
JIM MACKENZIE
Our juggling, unicycle riding emcee, will amaze you with his antics, humor, and
knowledge of all things Celtic. Even green balloon snakes.
IRISH SESSION PLAYERS
The most visible Celtic-influenced traditional bands around Houston -- make
participating in the Session a regular, energy-charging part of their regular routine.
What is celebrated is the whole of Celtic culture, and a musical tradition that, over the
centuries, has become as much American roots music as bottleneck guitar. The
drums of western Africa are what gave American music its rhythm; more often than
not, though, the melody is Celtic.
The Session Players will be performing Irish tunes inside the Duck throughout
the
afternoon and evening.The Mucky Duck incarnation of the Session, if for no other
reason than the frequent participation of younger musicians, gives a very real sense
of tradition passed on and history handed down.
BRIZEUS
Brizeus, a pipe and drum corps' raiding party named after the ancient god of
bagpipes and outdoor festivals, playing Celtic, Medieval, and original innovative
tunes both wicked and triumphant with sets ranging from 13th century Spain to 19th
century Scotland.
MARTIN BURNISTON'S IRISH SINGALONG
Join our resident leprechaun Martin as he leads the Celtic throngs through some of
your favorite Irish tunes and even a limerick or two.
MARYBETH MCQUEEN
A regular performer for out St Patrick's Day Celebration since she
was 6 years old.
Marybeth has now added bagpipes as well as the fiddle to her performance.
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-03/17/11 - Greening of the Bayou (behind Old Spaghetti Warehouse)
What: Greening of the Bayou
Where: Behind Spaghetti Warehouse,
Downtown Houston
When: Mar 17, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
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-03/19/11 - Sir James Galway / Lady Jeanne Galway at 1894 Grand Opera House in Galveston
8PM
The Grand 1894 Opera House
2020 Postoffice Street
Galveston, TX 77550
Phone: 800-821-1894
409-763-7173
Fax:
409-763-1068
Email: tic...@thegrand.com
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-03/19/11 - Sacred & Irish Music House Recital
02:30-4:30PM
You and/or your students are invited to come & play at my next house recital on March 19.
Students arrive at 2 & play at 2:30. I have harps here; you do not need to bring your own (yay!).
Let me know ahead of time what kind of harp you prefer & I will try to have one ready for you.
I have these informal recitals (or musicales or soiree...s) in my home several times a year.
Students play solo & ensemble in an informal setting. (Students are expected to dress appropriately.
If you have to ask, ask.) Students introduce themselves & their piece. Also, teachers are urged
to
play, too! Our students always enjoy this.
The recital usually lasts under an hour, and we enjoy treats that everyone has brought afterwards.
I hope you can participate!
Therese Honey
tho...@flash.net
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-03/22/11 - Danny O’Flaherty & Noel Nash at the Mucky Duck
Tuesday, March 22, 7:30pm, $20
IRISH BALLADEERS - DANNY O'FLAHERTY and NOEL NASH
Danny O'Flaherty has captivated audiences from Old Jaffa and Jerusalem to
Washington D.C. None other than The Washington Post raved, "Suddenly we were no
longer in our nation's capital; we were on a trip across the waters as we clapped,
sung along, laughed, and yes, even wept a tear at a gentle ballad. For Danny
O'Flaherty is good, very good. His program wowed an appreciative crowd."
Whether is it a sold-out concert with the Tulsa Philharmonic, an invitation only
performance for the alumnae of Notre Dame University, an Inaugural Ball, a World's
Fair, a command performance for a pope or president, or a featured performance for
the Council of Exceptional Children's Annual Convention or the American Ireland
Fund, Danny O'Flaherty leaves every audience spellbound.
This talented
musician switches seamlessly from guitar to accordion to tin whistle to
harmonica. His repertoire is extraordinary. Haunting ballads of loves lost and found,
songs of the sea and glen, aching calls for tolerance and peace, jigs and reels; Gaelic
favorites - traditional tunes interspersed with original hit recordings from his popular
CDs - all this and a bewitching personality that has audiences young and old calling
for more.
Noel Nash
Irish balladeer and songwriter Noel Nash has been captivating audiences throughout
Great Britain and the United States with his rare vocal power and sensitivity for the
past three decades.
Noel was born and raised in Co. Limerick, where he was educated by the Christian
Brothers. After two years study at the
School of Music in Limerick, his emerging
expressiveness and talent as a musician and songwriter was demonstrated during
his early associations with several folk groups.
He began performing as a solo artist in 1971, appearing in some of Ireland's foremost
folk clubs. As his popularity spread, Noel travelled extensively throughout Ireland to
share the charm and magic of his music with other audiences, and also began
appearing in England, Scotland and Wales. In the late
'70s, Noel met and formed a
partnership with the renowned songwriter Pete St. John. They performed and wrote
together for five years
The appeal of Noel's musical mastery and captivating stage presence resulted in a
tour to the United States with a series of concert performances in New York, Chicago
and Washington D.C. Noel remained in D.C for several years, again appearing in
festivals and on radio and television. He joined a group called "The Celtic Folk" and
they performed together there for three years. In 1984 the group relocated to New
Orleans to play together for an additional three years.
Today Noel lives in Ballybunion, Co. Kerry where he performs locally in The Cliff
House Hotel. Noel continues to tour throughout
Ireland and to thrill audiences at Irish
festivals across the United States.
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-03/26/11 - The Greencards at the Mucky Duck
Saturday, March 26, 7 & 9:30pm, $20
You could call it an attraction...a curiosity...an anticipation of surprise and delight.
But there’s a better word to describe what the music of The Greencards inspires.
Fascination.
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-03/31-04/16 – Oscar Wilde’s “An Ideal Husband” at the Univ of St Thomas
Opening on Thursday, March 31, 2011
University of St. Thomas Fine Arts and Drama Department presents
Oscar Wilde’s “An Ideal Husband”
When: March 31, April 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15 and 16, 2011
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Where: Jones Theatre (upstairs), 3910 Yoakum, University of St. Thomas, Houston,
TX 77006
Reservations Recommended
Cost:
$5 – William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies Cultural Outreach Forum 2010 or 2011
members, UST students, faculty or staff
$10 – Student or senior
$15 – General
public
Please identify yourself when making a reservation or purchasing a ticket as a
member of the William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies Cultural Outreach Forum, if
you are a 2010 or 2011 current member, or become one!
For ticket purchase, contact: 713-525-3520 (Fine Arts and Drama Department)
The Fine Arts and Drama Department invites you to “An Ideal Husband,” a
sophisticated comedy by Oscar Wilde.
Blackmail, intrigue, political corruption, public image versus personal honor and the
triumph of love; all these ingredients come together in Oscar Wilde’s delicious
comedy “An Ideal Husband.” Who is above temptation?
Who has not taken a
misstep? Set in 1895, this play is as timely today as it was during La Belle Époque.
As Wilde himself noted, “sooner or later, we shall all have to pay for what we do.”
But, “no one should be entirely judged by their past.” Still, “to live the truth. Ah! That
is the great thing in life, to live the truth.”
Spring 2011 Cultural Outreach Series
The University of St. Thomas William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies is pleased to
announce its 2011 spring cultural outreach series.
The cultural events are first-
come, first-served, unless otherwise noted. All lectures are free and there is a
minimal charge for concerts. Parking is available for $2 in the Moran Center at the
corner of West Alabama St. and Graustark St.
Sponsors: The Center for Irish Studies Cultural Outreach Forum, the City of
Houston/Houston Arts Alliance, the Houston Young Professionals Supporting Irish
Studies and The Irish Society. This Cultural Outreach Program is funded in part by
a grant from the
City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
2010 Members of the Cultural Outreach Forum are listed below. Renew your
Cultural Outreach Forum membership for 2011 or become a member of the Forum
or a Friend of the Center for Irish Studies! Help us present another stellar line-up of
musicians, storytellers, academic scholars and much more!
Contact Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD, Director, William J. Flynn Center for Irish
Studies, at 713-525-3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu. The
mailing address is
University of St. Thomas, 3800 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006.
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-04/08/11 - Blaggards at Molly Maguires for Great Guinness Toast
Great Guinness Toast @ Molly Maguire's
15945 Kuykendahl Rd, Houston, TX 77068
(281) 580-6167
Set: 10:00
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-04/09/11 John McDermott – Irish Tenor at Cypress Creek F.A.C.E.
Saturday, 8pm
Cypress Creek F.A.C.E.
Cypress Creek Christian Community Center
(W of I-45 N, N of FM 1960 W, just E
of Stuebner-Airline)
6823 Cypresswood Dr, Spring
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-04/28/11 – The Spanish Armada & Ireland at the Univ of St. Thomas
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Dr. Joseph McFadden
The Spanish Armada and Ireland, 1588 – 1589
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Cullen Hall, 4001 Mt. Vernon, University of St. Thomas, Houston, TX
77006
Dr. Joseph McFadden, Professor of History and President Emeritus of the
University of St. Thomas, will present his research on the Spanish
Armada and
Ireland.
Dr. McFadden’s lecture will describe how the Spanish Armada, consisting of
approximately 128 ships, set sail for the English Channel in 1588 to invade
England. The Armada, the largest yet seen in the world, faced her Majesty Queen
Elizabeth I of England’s fleet of English and Dutch ships. Yet, problems arose
and the Armada was forced to cancel the invasion and set sail for home. Orders
were given that would have sent the fleet off the coast of Norway clearing
Scotland by 100 miles, heading into the Atlantic and passing 350 miles from
the
west coast of Ireland, providing a clear run home to Spain. Following these
instructions, the majority of the fleet made it safely home. Those who were left
behind eventually straggled home, weather-beaten, in the third week of
September.
This presentation will focus on the fate of the “stragglers” — those ships that for
a variety of reasons could not avoid contact with the treacherous west coast of
Ireland. As in the story of the Armada’s defeat, the Spanish experience in Ireland
is a mixture of fact and fiction. This lecture will distinguish between the
two by
clarifying reality about the experience of the Armada stragglers and their
“welcome” in Ireland in September 1588.
Dr. McFadden earned his Ph.D. from Northern Illinois University in American
History with a minor in Modern European History and Russian History. He has
traveled extensively in Ireland and taught at Mary Immaculate College in
Limerick, Ireland. He has been with UST since 1988, teaching as a history
professor since 1997, and serving as president between 1988 and 1997 and again
as interim president in Spring 2004.
Spring 2011 Cultural Outreach Series
The University of St. Thomas William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies is pleased to
announce its 2011 spring cultural outreach series. The cultural events are first-
come, first-served, unless otherwise noted. All lectures are free and there is a
minimal charge for concerts. Parking is available for $2 in the Moran Center at the
corner of West Alabama St.
and Graustark St.
Sponsors: The Center for Irish Studies Cultural Outreach Forum, the City of
Houston/Houston Arts Alliance, the Houston Young Professionals Supporting Irish
Studies and The Irish Society. This Cultural Outreach Program is funded in part by
a grant from the City of Houston through the Houston Arts Alliance.
2010 Members of the Cultural Outreach Forum are listed below. Renew your
Cultural Outreach Forum membership for 2011 or become a member of the Forum
or a Friend of the Center for Irish Studies! Help us present another stellar line-up of
musicians, storytellers, academic scholars and much more!
Contact Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD, Director, William J. Flynn Center for Irish
Studies, at 713-525-3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu. The mailing address is
University of St. Thomas, 3800 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006.
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-05/07/11 - Blaggards at Houston International Festival
Chron.com Stage @ Houston International Festival
901 Bagby St., Houston, TX 77002
713.654.8808
Set: 4:00 PM
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-05/14/11 Susanna Campbell & Emily Klein (Harpists) at St Luke’s Presbyterian Church
Milligan Collegiate Co-Winners
Susanna Campbell & Emily Klein
Saturday, May 14, 2011
5:00 p.m., Sanctuary, Reception Following
St. Luke's Presbyterian Church
8915 Timberside Drive
Houston, 77025
713-667-6531
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-05/18/11 - Celtic Women at Toyota Center
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-07/29/11 - Blaggards at R&R Sports Bar
R&R Sports Bar &
Grill
3338 FM 528, Friendswood, TX 77546
281-996-8300
Set: 10:00 PM
Tickets: Call venue for info
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-11/04/11 – Annual Irish Gala Benefiting William J Flynn Center for Irish Studies
Friday, November 4, 2011
Annual Irish Gala benefiting the William J. Flynn Center for Irish Studies
Houstonian Hotel, 111 North Post Oak Lane, Houston, TX 77024
7 p.m.
Tickets: $250 per person
Tables of 10: $2,500,
$3,500, $5,000, $10,000, $15,000 and $20,000
Honorees: Most Reverend Joseph A. Fiorenza, Archbishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of
Galveston-Houston, Most Reverend John McCarthy, Bishop Emeritus of the Diocese of Austin, and
Most Reverend Vincent M. Rizzotto, Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of Galveston-
Houston
Gala Chairs: Kate and Robert J. Signorelli
2010 Members of the Cultural Outreach Forum are listed below. Renew your
Cultural Outreach Forum membership for 2011 or become a member of the Forum
or a Friend of the Center for Irish Studies! Help us present another stellar line-up of
musicians, storytellers, academic scholars and much more!
Contact
Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD, Director, William J. Flynn Center for Irish
Studies, at 713-525-3592 or irishs...@stthom.edu. The mailing address is
University of St. Thomas, 3800 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006.
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Venue Info
Ashford Arms Pub
14605 Perthshire,
Houston, TX 77079
(281) 497-5316
Brian O’Neils
5555 Morningside Dr,
Houston, TX 77005
713-522-2603
Bull & Bear
11980 Westheimer Rd # A
Houston, TX 77077-6670
(281) 496-6655
Cactus Music & Records
210 Portsmouth
Houston, TX
Center for Irish Studies, University of St Thomas
Lori Meghan Gallagher, JD
Director, Center for Irish Studies
University of St. Thomas
3800 Montrose Blvd.
Houston, TX 77006
713-525-3592 (direct)
713-525-3866 (fax)
irishs...@stthom.edu
www.stthom.edu/irishstudies
Continental Club
3700 Main Street
Houston, TX 77002-9504, United States
(713) 529-9899
Dan Electro's Guitar Bar
1031 East 24th Street
Houston, TX 77009.
Dean’s
316 Main St,
Houston, Texas
Foundry United Methodist Church
8350 Jones Road at Highway 290,
Houston, Texas
The Grand 1894 Opera House
2020 Postoffice Street
Galveston, TX 77550
Phone: 800-821-1894
409-763-7173
Fax: 409-763-1068
Email: tic...@thegrand.com
Highland Village Farmer's Market,
2720 Suffolk Dr.
Houston, Texas
House of Blues
1204 Caroline St,
Houston, TX 77002
(888) 402–5837
JP Hops House\
2317 South Highway 6
Houston-
(one block north of Westheimer on Highway 6)
Call 281-496-0623
Khon’s
2808 Milam Street
Houston, TX
77006 (713) 523-7775
(click HERE for map)
Late Nite Pie
302 Tuam Street
Houston, TX
Listening Room at Nia Moves-
508 Pecore- in the Heights
Houston, TX 77009
in...@niamoves.com
Logon Cafe,
3508 Calder Ave
Beaumont, Texas
409-832-1529
www.logoncafe.net
Lucky's Pub
801 Saint Emanuel Street, Houston, TX 77003
(713) 522-2010
Mc Gonigel's Mucky Duck
2425 Norfolk Street
Houston, TX 77098-4113
(713) 528-5999
www.mcgonigels.com
Millbend Coffeehouse
1370 North Millbend
( @ Northwoods Unitarian Universalist Church )
The Woodlands, TX 77380
Molly Maguires
15945 Kuykendahl Rd,
Houston, TX 77068
(281) 580-6167
Molly Malone's
7824 Louetta Rd,
Spring, TX 77379
281-370-4949
Mollys Pub Downtown
509 Main
Houston, TX 77002
713-222-1033
Molly's Pub Kingwood
29803 Loop 494,
Kingwood, TX 77339
Molly's Pub Tomball
28107 Texas 249 , Tomball, TX 77375
281-255-2175
Olde City Pub
14124 Stuebner Airline Road,
Houston, TX 77069
832-249-6167
R&R Sports Bar & Grill
3338 FM 528,
Friendswood, TX
77546
281-996-8300
Sherlock's Baker Street Pub
10001 Westheimer
Houston TX 77042
St. Luke's Presbyterian Church
8915 Timberside Drive
Houston, 77025
713-667-653
Stats Sports Bar & Grill
10480 Louetta Rd,
Houston, TX 77070
Urban Harvest
Farmers Market
In the Parking Lot behind
3000 Richmond at Eastside
Houston, Texas
Waldo's Coffee House.
1030 Heights Blvd,
Houston, TX 77008
(713) 869-0700
White Swan
4419 Navigation
Houston, TX