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Concert band hosts celebration

GUELPH

Join conductor Colin Clarke and the Guelph Concert Band on Feb. 26 for their presentation of the Guelph Ceilidh - A Celtic Celebration.

This family-friendly event includes musical favorites like Molly on the Shore, Irish Washerwoman, Lord of the Dance and many others.

The Guelph Concert Band will be joined by the Addison Women’s Choir, Cambridge Male Chorus, Royal Academy of Irish Dance, Guelph Pipe Mini Band, Guelph Celtic Orchestra and fiddler Emily McIntosh.

The Guelph Ceilidh - A Celtic Celebration takes place Feb. 26 at 3pm.

Tickets are available at the River Run Centre box office 519-763-3000.

For more information visit www.guelphconcertband.org.

 

January 6, 2012

 ReliableFord

Cherry Hill

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