Monthly Archives: December 2021

Name: John Costea
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Author: John Costea

Calling All Fiddle Players

Happy New Year, fiddle aficionados, If you recall, the virtual 2020 Spanish Peaks International Celtic Music Festival featured the debut performance of The Bow Tides, three wonderful fiddle players with [...]

December 30th, 2021|

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Happy Holidays from the Spanish Peaks Celtic Festival!

December 8, 2022

The Spanish Peaks Celtic Festival would like to wish our followers the most joyous holiday season! This is a very special time of year for us – this is when... Read more →

Announcing the 2023 Spanish Peaks Celtic Music Festival!

November 11, 2022

November 11, 2022 For Immediate Release: We are pleased to announce that the 2023 Spanish Peaks Celtic Music Festival is planned for September 21–24, 2023. Located at the foot of... Read more →

Thanks for a Wonderful Festival!

October 4, 2022

A hearty THANK YOU to all of the supporters and friends of the Spanish Peaks Celtic Music Festival! This year’s festival was (according to many of the attendees), one of... Read more →

Visit the Festival Office for Tickets to Events and 2022 Merchandise!

September 20, 2022

To all of our loyal Spanish Peaks Celtic Music Festival Supporters: We are just a few hours away! In order to have time to create our class rosters, we have... Read more →

John Costea

May 3, 2016

Most performers will tell you that this is their favorite festival and look forward to coming back year after year. Then there is the intimacy of the whole thing. Where some of the performers have performed in front of a crowd of thousands, here the crowd may be 200 and in the workshops it is much less, perhaps 20 people or less. You get a chance to sit next to one of the musicians and learn from him/her; get up close & personal with that musician and later maybe have a drink with him/her. When you see the performers and the spectators mingling before & after a concert it really is old friends getting together.