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Fri, Oct 28

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Victoria Park Pavilion

Samhain, an Irish Hallowe'en Celebration

Join us for storytelling, dancing and fun Irish Samhain/Hallowe'en traditions!

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Samhain, an Irish Hallowe'en Celebration
Samhain, an Irish Hallowe'en Celebration

Time & Location

Oct 28, 2022, 7:00 p.m. – 10:30 p.m. EDT

Victoria Park Pavilion, 80 Schneider Ave, Kitchener, ON N2G 1K9, Canada

Guests

About the event

Get ready for an evening celebrating the Celtic New Year or Samhain, the original 'Hallowe'en'!  A fun evening filled with stories by Jonathan Lynn, Ceili dancing with the Grand River Ceili Band, kids crafts and a kids mini-ceili.

Wear comfortable shoes and be ready for fun!

Cash bar available.

Tickets:

$20/person over 18 yrs old 

$10 - 5yrs - 18 yrs. old 

5 + under - free 

$50 family (2 adults, 3 kids)

For groups of 10+ please contact us at ceilis@irishreallifekw.com with group in the subject line.

Masks (medical and/or Hallowe'en) and costumes are recommended but not required.

If you are feeling unwell and can no longer attend please reach out to us at info@irishreallifekw.com.

This evening's Ceili is dedicated to our dear departed friend Kari Kokko.

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Jonathan Lynn is a Kilkenny man who emigrated to Canada where he is a set designer with the Toronto Irish Players theatre, among other things. One of those other things is his acting ability. A master of the monologue, a wonderful mimic and a musician to boot he entertained a rapt and appreciative audience on a recent visit home. Jonathan Lynn is as good as they come and his one-man show, The Spoken Word, includes excerpts from Robert Service, Percy French, Brian Friel, Brendan Behan, John B Keane and Patrick Kavanagh to name but a few, not to mention his own original work. This was entertainment with a capital E and the man deserves a bigger audience than Bollards which was chock-a-block. Perhaps our Arts Festival folk might take a look at this talented man, this local talented man, and find a spot for him in next year’s festival. Kilkenny Castle Tower would be a perfect venue and Jonathan Lynn I guarantee you will not disappoint. Gerry Moran Column, Kilkenny People Aug 28th 2008.

Schedule


  • 45 minutes

    Kids activities and mini-Ceili!


  • 2 hours 30 minutes

    More Samhain fun and Ceili dancing for everyone!

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