The 2008 Elizabeth Celtic Festival
Edinburgh Stage - Entertainment
(Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland--pronounced:
"Ed-in-burra" or "Ed-in-burro" ...not "Ed-in-berg")
The Edinburgh Stage is what is normally called the Pavilion Building at Casey Jones Park. The entrance is at the
south end of the building, up the concrete ramp (follow the Michael Collins Pipe Band's lead).
Inside is the performance stage featuring several Celtic Music entertainers,starting at 11:00 a.m.
It's also where the Saucy Wench Pub is, and we're planning to have a large tent outdoors, near the pub, where
you can order beer and other drinks which will be served by Pub staff (if you're of age). People can also just sit at the
caberet tables and eat.
Gobs o' Phun
"Gobs O'Phun" is "lots of fun." An entertaining and engaging musical act, they interact with their audience--inciting laughter, sing-alongs, clapping, good-natured heckling and camaraderie.
Gobs O'Phun isn't jigs and reels, bagpipes or symphonic sound. They perform in a polished, homespun rawness that's inviting and pleasurable. The Gobs musically further the oral traditions of century-old folksongs from primarily Ireland and Scotland, as well as Newfoundland, Australia and England.
Their songs include drinking songs, ballads, historical accounts, love songs, humorous tunes, sea chanteys and more. The flavor may be celtic, but their songs are well received by all cultural backgrounds.
Gobs o' Phun Website
Gobs o' Phun
"Gobs O'Phun" is "lots of fun." An entertaining and engaging musical act, they interact with their audience--inciting laughter, sing-alongs, clapping, good-natured heckling and camaraderie.
Gobs O'Phun isn't jigs and reels, bagpipes or symphonic sound. They perform in a polished, homespun rawness that's inviting and pleasurable. The Gobs musically further the oral traditions of century-old folksongs from primarily Ireland and Scotland, as well as Newfoundland, Australia and England.
Their songs include drinking songs, ballads, historical accounts, love songs, humorous tunes, sea chanteys and more. The flavor may be celtic, but their songs are well received by all cultural backgrounds.
Gobs o' Phun Website
"Gobs O'Phun" is "lots of fun." An entertaining and engaging musical act, they interact with their audience--inciting laughter, sing-alongs, clapping, good-natured heckling and camaraderie.
Gobs O'Phun isn't jigs and reels, bagpipes or symphonic sound. They perform in a polished, homespun rawness that's inviting and pleasurable. The Gobs musically further the oral traditions of century-old folksongs from primarily Ireland and Scotland, as well as Newfoundland, Australia and England.
Their songs include drinking songs, ballads, historical accounts, love songs, humorous tunes, sea chanteys and more. The flavor may be celtic, but their songs are well received by all cultural backgrounds.
Gobs o' Phun Website
Mulligan Stew
Celtic sentiments expressed in music. "You're never quite sure of the ingredients and the spices change from
time to time, but the flavor's just right for a taste of home." Mulligan Stew are the "house band" at the Cheshire
Cat Brewpub in Arvada and the Auld Dubliner Irish Pub in Englewood.
Mulligan Stew Website
Mulligan Stew Website
Mondragon
Mondragon on MySpace
Mondragon Offical Website
Saturday evening Ceili* (or Ceilidh) - 7 p.m.
Admission is Free
*Ceili (Irish Gaelic) or Ceilidh (Scottish Gaelic) are both pronounced "Kay-lee," and mean, roughly, "party." A fun time for all ages.
Links to "Edinburgh Stage" pages: Edinburgh Stage,
Food at Edinburgh,
Merchants at Edinburgh. Also, at the beginning of Dunvegan Lane:
Artisans and Crafts, and
Community Groups.
Links to maps of: Edinburgh Stage,
Dunvegan Lane,
Aberdeen Lane,
or to the Main Map.
Total hits on this page since Mar 14th, 2008: 1069Monthly hits on this page since Sep 1st, 2010: 2
Admission is Free
*Ceili (Irish Gaelic) or Ceilidh (Scottish Gaelic) are both pronounced "Kay-lee," and mean, roughly, "party." A fun time for all ages.
Links to "Edinburgh Stage" pages: Edinburgh Stage,
Food at Edinburgh,
Merchants at Edinburgh. Also, at the beginning of Dunvegan Lane:
Artisans and Crafts, and
Community Groups.
Links to maps of: Edinburgh Stage,
Dunvegan Lane,
Aberdeen Lane,
or to the Main Map.
Total hits on this page since Mar 14th, 2008: 1069Monthly hits on this page since Sep 1st, 2010: 2
Links to "Edinburgh Stage" pages: Edinburgh Stage,
Food at Edinburgh,
Merchants at Edinburgh. Also, at the beginning of Dunvegan Lane:
Artisans and Crafts, and
Community Groups.
Links to maps of: Edinburgh Stage,
Dunvegan Lane,
Aberdeen Lane,
or to the Main Map.
Total hits on this page since Mar 14th, 2008: 1069Monthly hits on this page since Sep 1st, 2010: 2
Total hits on this page since Mar 14th, 2008: 1069
Monthly hits on this page since Sep 1st, 2010: 2