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FRIDAY CEILIDHS
At the Irish Hall
Friday night Ceilidhs at the Irish Hall Don't miss our next event:
FIDDLERS'SONS
FRIDAY October 20 2023
Fiddlers'Sons
The Ceilidh on Friday, October 20 2023 in the Irish Cultural Centre at 582 North River Road will feature award-winning island folk music group Fiddlers’ Sons , featuring Eddy Quinn, John B. Webster and Keelin Wedge.
Don't miss it!
Check out our Events Listing for the complete list of performers ready to delight you every Friday night from 19 May to Friday 20 October as well as our new Tuesday night cabaret style ceilidhs in July and August and our special Ceilidh on Saturday 14 October 2023 (Special Ticket Price)
Doors open at 7 pm and the Show starts at 8 pm. The hall is accessible, air-conditioned and licensed. Adults $15, Children under 12 $5 (Cash Only) 50/50 draw and complimentary “lunch” at intermission.
Tickets available on Eventbrite 1 May 2023
Ireland meets Island event on Saturday, October 14 2023 in the Irish Cultural Centre at 582 North River Road will feature Tara Breen, Pádraig Rynne, Jim Murray, Cian Ó Móráin, Mary MacGillivray, Colin Jeffrey and Luka Hall. Show starts at 8pm. Admission price is $20 at Eventbrite or by calling Kathy Roney at 902-314-8840.
Don't miss it!
The BIS Book Club and Social, with the support of the Seniors Secretariat continuing after the summer break.
The interactive book club will continue to meet the second Tuesday of each month 10;30 am - 11:30.
Next get together is September 12, then October 8.
Enjoy the interaction with fellow readers while exploring the Irish/Celtic based resources and authors.
There will be a bit of a social, with tea, coffee and light treat provided.
No pre-registration, nor cost to attend
Contact David, 902-394-1252 if more information needed
SOCIETY OBJECTIVES
Society objectives have remained consistent, with perhaps changing emphasis, since its founding in 1825. They are:
1. To preserve and promote Irish history, culture, and heritage and, in particular, its Gaelic, Celtic traditions.
2. To carry out acts of charity and benevolence.
3. To promote friendship and unity among the Irish and their descendants.
The Benevolent Irish Society is one of the oldest organizations in Prince Edward Island. Established in 1825 the Society was incorporated by an Act of the Legislature in 1882 .
Originally established to meet the needs of Irish immigrants and the poor of all denominations, today the Society places increasing emphasis on preserving and promoting Irish history, culture, and heritage, and in particular its Gaelic, Celtic traditions.
Check out our Friday night Ceilidhs, Irish Heritage Lecture Series, “Ceol Agus Cairde – Music and Friends” Winter Concert Series, and other events. There’s always something happening at the BIS Irish Hall!
THE SOCIETY WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE WITH THANKS FUNDING SUPPORT FROM THE EMIGRANT SUPPORT PROGRAM OF IRELAND'S DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN THE CREATION OF THIS WEBSITE.