Back in 2018 the Spanish Peaks Celtic Music Festival was thrilled to have two fabulous musicians attend: flute and whistle player, Kevin Crawford and fiddler Collin Farrell. Both play with Lúnasa, the band [...]
Dear Friends of the Festival: We are in the process of putting together a star line-up of performers for this year's Festival. In the days to come we will be [...]
I have had a long history of working and volunteering at many events in the Denver area as well as coordinating many parades, most notably the National Western Stock Show [...]
Spring is just around the corner in the Spanish Peaks region. The grass is greening, the perennials are sprouting leaves and new growth, and we have tulips in full bloom. [...]
Sam Sortore, Board President Of the many things the last two years taught us, there are two that particularly stand out. The first is that change is inevitable [...]
Sam Sortore - President As I sit in my window watching the snow fall, sipping an espresso, I am thinking about all the things that must happen between [...]
February 2, 2022 For Immediate Release: We are pleased to announce that the 2022 Spanish Peaks International Celtic Festival is planned for September 22–25, 2022. Located at the foot of [...]
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 [...]
As you undoubtedly know, the Spanish Peaks International Celtic Music Festival sadly concluded that we had to cancel our 2021 event. We have not been surprised by the collective loss [...]
Huerfano County, Colorado Dear followers, Over the last several months, the Board of Directors of the Spanish Peaks International Celtic Music Festival, with growing hope and building anticipation, have been [...]
The SPICF of Huerfano County is a unique experience both for musicians and for we who attend the quantity and quality of their performances. Where else can one walk into a harp or bodhran class, sit down and have a marvelous first encounter with your own instrument? Where else do performer tell of their own lives and of their development of several musical styles from Ireland, Scotland, Appalachia and other Celtic heritage places?
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