Ready for a ‘craic-ing’ weekend? There’s free music, dancing and more on offer as York hosts its second St Patrick’s Weekend Festival.
Organised by the York Irish Association, the two-day event takes place in a marquee in St Sampson’s Square.
Featuring live music, Irish dancing ceilidhs, Irish food and drink, face-painting and storytelling, the emphasis is on having fun.
All are welcome, and entry is free.
Organisers say:
Who’s on when
So what can you expect? Well, here’s the full timetable…
Saturday, March 12
11am Face painting and storytelling
Noon Music by Roisin Ban
1pm Irish Dancing by the O’Connor Academy Of Irish Dance
2pm Music by Diad
3pm The Irish In York – talk by historian John Powell
4pm Music by the Gemma Irving Trio
5pm Open traditional music session
7pm Music by The Flying Donkeys
8pm Ceilidh with Fiddlers Wreck
Sunday, March 13
Noon Irish dancing by St Aelred’s School Of Irish Dance
1pm Music by singer songwriter Paula Ryan
2pm Ceilidh with the New Fox Band
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