CELTIC CIRCLE
Traditions of Story and Song
Storytelling and fireside music in some of Toronto’s best-loved historic sites!
Sunday, January 26, 2020
7.30 — 9.30 p.m.
(doors open 7)
Featuring
storyteller Dawne McFarlane
and traditional fiddler Stephen Fuller
A magical evening of
stories and music from the rich heritage of Scottish folklore.
With roots deep in the past, this oral tradition reaches back to a golden age of storytelling and a world of poets, bards, giants and faeries.
By the fireplace at historic
Campbell House Museum
160 Queen St West at University Ave
PLEASE NOTE: cash, cheques and e-transfers (on your mobile device) are accepted at the door, but space is limited and we strongly recommend pre-registration to guarantee your admission. Please contact us to see whether there is still room.
(416) 578-1031
$27 for adults, $25 for youth, students and seniors; pre-registration is strongly recommended. Please note: we advise that some of the stories may not be suitable for children under 12 years of age. Students and seniors receive a toonie at the door when they register online.
Danceweavers
Karen Millyard has been organizing cultural events and teaching historical and modern English Country Dance for years. She is a choreographer, researcher, event organizer, consultant and professional dance teacher who works in theatre, museums, schools and the community. For information on her classes and other events, click on the links below.Contact information: (416) 578-1031
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
JaneAustenDancing, 1812DanceCanada, York Regency Society
Toronto English Country Dancers
for information on modern English Country dance in Toronto
Page updated January 16, 2020.
