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Taste of the Festival

Tonight is more of a feast than a taste…three powerful bands from three islands, songs from home and away, so if you missed Fiddlers’ Bid last night, here’s your chance!

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Late Night on the Town

You’ve sampled the “taste” and you still want more? After the show, kick back with a pint and more music just down the street at the Curling Club.

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Step Into the Past

This wee jewel at our National Historic Site takes you back 250 years with a period meal, a candlelight concert and an experience you’ll never forget.

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Tunes for the Mira

She’s the grand lady of the Scottish/Cape Breton fiddle. He’s the king of the Irish accordion. The tunes will flow on the Mira tonight.

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Raising the Roof

A Cape Breton virtuoso meets a band with members from three countries. It’s a recipe for some serious energy. Hold on to your hats.

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Celtic Cabaret

The old Irish songs sung by Tommy’s boys, some lively bluegrass and the hottest young band in Cape Breton add up to one butt kickin’ cabaret.

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Songs of Sea and Shore

There’s something about living on an island that shapes our vision. Tonight is all about songs.. songs from Ireland, Scotland and our own Island home.

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Roarin’ Roots

Each of these bands is rooted in a different tradition, and each brings new vitality to those roots. Ireland, Newfoundland, Ottawa Valley and Cape Breton…it doesn’t get any better than this.

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