Dear Festival followers, Photo permission - Brenda Ladd Today we continue our lineup announcements by happily welcoming back our longest "tenured" musician, Ed Miller, and his long-time partner [...]
Dear Festival followers, We are pleased to announce that you can now access/download the Festival Schedule from the website. We believe that there is something for everyone, musician and non-musician [...]
Photo credit: Bob Kennemer, 2019 After first appearing at the 2018 Festival, Patsy O'Brien has become a Spanish Peaks staple, much in the way Ed Miller is. It [...]
The 2018 Spanish Peaks Celtic Music Festival was thrilled to have three fabulous musicians attend: flute and whistle player, Kevin Crawford, fiddler Collin Farrell, and guitarist Patrick Doocey. All had [...]
Dear Festival lovers, We have a variety of updates to announce. First, we are in the final stages of completing the schedule and overall program. We will be announcing through [...]
Kevin Burke A couple of days ago we announced that renowned Irish guitarist, John Doyle, is appearing in this year's Festival . We're equally excited to announce the [...]
Dear Festival lovers, John Doyle In the days to come we will be announcing each of our stellar performers for 2021. Following each announcement we'll go into a [...]
We have great news! After a careful consideration of numerous factors, we have decided to proceed with a live Festival this year. There is a yearning for live music, [...]
Hello fiddle aficionados,Did you catch the first-ever virtual performance of The Bow Tides last September? If not, you can here. I am still blown away by the energy and musical [...]
Dear Festival followers,I just received the memo that we're well into 2021! With that, it's time that we touch the bases on a few items for 2021. While there are [...]
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.
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