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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Counting down the days, now! For those of you that will be participating in the "Session Playing" workshops, the tunes are on our website under the "Workshops" link. These tunes [...]
La Veta will be active with live Celtic music from now through the end of September, when we will have the Spanish Peaks International Celtic Festival! Next Up: Thursday 8/25 [...]
Our 2022 schedule is now posted and we have activated on-line purchasing! Please use the schedule as your guide to purchasing tickets, either on-line or by mail-in form. You can [...]
Dear Festival enthusiasts, The 2022 daily schedule is now up, and can be downloaded by clicking on the links below. We will begin our festival on Thursday, September 22nd with [...]
One of the most striking and enduring qualities of this festival is the sense of ownership that everyone feels about it. Spanish Peaks belongs to the musicians and to you, [...]
Dave Curley, a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and dancer, has been making big waves in the Irish music scene in Ireland, Europe and the USA in the last number of years. After [...]
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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