Family Ceilidhs Glasgow April 2016.
Get ready to hop, twirl, leap and jump at one of our community Family Ceilidhs, led by musicians from the award-winning Celtic Connections Learning Programme.
Tickets available now for just £1 – Suitable for all the family!
The Celtic Connections Family Ceilidhs at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall have proved a hit with dance fans of all ages. Now a partnership between Glasgow Arts and Glasgow Music is taking the fun out to community venues elsewhere in the city.
Venues
Possilpoint Community Centre
Saturday 2 April, 2pm
Tickets available from the venue:
130 Denmark St, Glasgow G22 5LQ
Call into venue or telephone to arrange tickets 0141 336 4057
Pollok Community Centre
Friday 15 April, 6pm
Tickets available from the venue:
134 Langton Road Glasgow G53 5DP
Call into venue or telephone to arrange tickets 0141 882 5869
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Written by : Pat Byrne
Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.
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