The 9th Annual CelticFest Vancouver brings dance, music and culture to the streets

Nine days of events including 70 free and ticketed concerts in the Vancouver Entertainment District

Participating pubs in downtown Vancouver’s Entertainment District will also be rocking throughout the festival, with great music and dance groups on tap to perform.

CelticFest’s new Executive Director, Ian McAteer says, “As someone who is extremely proud of his own Celtic heritage, I am thrilled to be a part of CelticFest Vancouver, excited to play a role in this much-loved event as we look toward its 9th year. From the workshops to the concerts to the parade, we’ve got a great festival in store with something for everyone – I can’t wait! I look forward to seeing everyone there.”

CelticFest Vancouver is the proud recipient of the DVBIA’s 2007 Annual Appreciation Award, and in 2005, was recognized with Vancouver’s BEST Special Event Award by the Vancouver Board of Trade’s Spirit of Vancouver.

For full information and to purchase tickets for all events, visit: www.celticfestvancouver.com

Tickets are also available at: Tickets Tonight (604.684.2787, and in-person at the Tickets Tonight new temporary outlet, Harbour Concourse, Vancouver Convention Centre - East (999 Canada Place) and the Tourism Vancouver Satellite Visitor Centre (800 Block Robson – beside the Vancouver Art Gallery).

Tickets for the March 14 Vogue Theatre double-bill concert featuring Mary Jane Lamond & Wendy MacIsaac, with Scotland’s Maeve Mackinnon are available at the Vogue Theatre Box Office (604.569.1144, and in-person at 918 Granville Street) and at www.celticfestvancouver.com

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