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Join us for songs, stories and music, or just a chance to chat about the traditions and history of Nova Scotia’s Gaelic-speaking people at our traditional céilidh. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest.

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Come join us for a guided storytelling tour of the Highland Village. This special folk life experience will provide you with an insight into the lives and stories of Nova Scotia Gaels. The group will have an opportunity to enjoy some tea and traditional Cape Breton oatcakes. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest. Reservations preferred. Storytelling tours are $25 per adult and $15 per student.

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Come and join us at the table for songs and friendly conversation, the essence of a milling frolic, at the Highland Village. The Gaels’ way to make the cloth ready for home use was to wet it, beat it and make a time of it, while communally singing choral songs in rhythm. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest.

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Join us for songs, stories and music, or just a chance to chat about the traditions and history of Nova Scotia’s Gaelic-speaking people at our traditional céilidh. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest.

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Come join us for a guided storytelling tour of the Highland Village. This special folk life experience will provide you with an insight into the lives and stories of Nova Scotia Gaels. The group will have an opportunity to enjoy some tea and traditional Cape Breton oatcakes. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest. Reservations preferred. Storytelling tours are $25 per adult and $15 per student.

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Come and join us at the table for songs and friendly conversation, the essence of a milling frolic, at the Highland Village. The Gaels’ way to make the cloth ready for home use was to wet it, beat it and make a time of it, while communally singing choral songs in rhythm. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest.

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Visit with us as we share Gaelic songs and stories that continue to be passed on from one generation to the next. This event is part of Féis a’ Chidsin | KitchenFest.

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Musique Royale presents the Best of Boxwood 2018 tour, combining colourful and eclectic sounds with the finesse of classical technique to create a salute to the traditional dance music of the Canadian Maritimes, along with that of Scotland and Ireland! Joining flutist Chris Norman, founder of the festival, are David Greenberg with rich experience in Cape Breton and Baroque violin; Celtic harp player Patsy Seddon; Scottish Gaelic singer Cathy-Ann MacPhee; and guitarist and banjo player Eamon O’Leary. The concert brings to life the beautiful acoustics of the Malagawatch Church. Tickets are available online (www.musiqueroyale.com) or at the door.

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Join us for a traditional milling frolic in a period setting at the Highland Village. Refreshments will be served. This event is part of the Celtic Colours International Festival.

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This concert features Rosie MacKenzie, Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich, Mary Jane Lamond, Kathleen MacInnes, Troy MacGillivray, Kenneth MacKenzie, Conchúbhair Ó Beaglaoich, and Liam Holden. Inspired by Irish musician Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich’s 2017 journey from Ireland to Spain in a traditional Irish rowboat, Voices of the Naomhóg will see this group of artists teaming up to build and row their own naomhóg from Baddeck to Iona. While the boats are being built, with the assistance of Mi’kmaq craftsmen, the artists will create new music, Gaelic song, and dance to be presented at concerts in Baddeck and Iona. Baddeck fiddler Rosie MacKenzie, who has spent the last number of years working on sailboats around the world, has been a frequent musical collaborator with Breanndán. This repeat performance of Voices of the Naomhóg takes place in the Malagawatch Church moved to the Highland Village from Mi’kmaq territory shared equally among all five First Nations on Cape Breton Island. Tickets go on sale July 10 (through the Celtic Colours box office or the Highland Village gift shop).

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