Ireland Canada Place

06/09/2026

Being part Irish or part Canadian - Absolute Priceless !

06/06/2026

06/04/2026

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🍀🎤 CALLING ALL YOUNG IRISH TALENT! 🎤🍀

Do you have a passion for music, storytelling, poetry, theatre, dance, or performance? Here's your chance to take the stage at Canada's Irish Festival on the Miramichi!

We're inviting talented youth ages 10-25 to showcase their skills and celebrate Irish culture at this year's festival. Whether you're a solo artist, part of a band, a poet, storyteller, comedian, or have a unique act to share, we'd love to hear from you!

✨ All acts welcome!
🎶 Bands & Solo Artists
🎭 Skits & Theatre
📝 Poetry & Spoken Word
☘️ Irish-inspired performances of all kinds

🎤 Performances will be approximately 10 minutes in length and should reflect themes of Irish culture.

📅 Audition Deadline: July 1, 2026

CONTACT INFORMATION
Padriug MacDonald | [email protected]
Allison Hopper | [email protected]

📹 Apply here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTKQIJKVM76c0n1w8b9WjKxR1shxFHo0JzYH_tvQg1n_eu1g/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=106888488269016095503

This is a fantastic opportunity to perform in front of a festival audience, gain valuable stage experience, and be part of one of the Miramichi's most celebrated cultural events.

Tag a young performer who should apply! ☘️

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06/04/2026

The Black Rock !

Beneath the streets of Montreal, 6,000 Irish men, women, and children lie buried in a mass grave. ☘️

They came on the coffin ships in 1847, fleeing the Great Famine. They arrived sick, starving, and dying. The fever sheds at Grosse Île were full. So they were brought upriver to Montreal, where they died by the thousands on the banks of the St. Lawrence.

The city buried them where they fell.

For decades, a single black boulder marked the spot: the Black Rock of Montreal. It still stands today, on the edge of a busy road, surrounded by a city that grew up around the bones of Ireland's forgotten dead.

These were not soldiers. They were not rebels. They were farmers, mothers, children, and old men who simply wanted to live.

Their names were never recorded. But they were someone's family.

Drop your Irish county below if your ancestors survived the Famine crossing. This stone belongs to all of us. ⚔️

06/03/2026

We've moved this four-actor reading of my dramedy-in-progress RISING VOICES into the mainspace at Theatre Aquarius so more tickets have become available.

06/03/2026

Tomorrow’s the night. Irish rhythm, Cree musical influence, classical baroque. This show celebrates a shared heartbeat across cultures.

Pîkiskwêwin Pimâtisiwin / The Language of the Living

The idea that life itself speaks through movement, sound, shared expression. Connection.

Tar linn / join us 🤍