Ceile for Carlton Hotel
The Lough Erne Ceili Band will make their first appearance in the Hotel Carlton, Belleek this Sunday March 21 at 5:30pm. They will play for a mixed ceili which will have something for everyone - set dance, step dance, two hand, polkas, barn dances, waltzes and quick steps with dances being called by local dance teacher Theresa Mc Keaney.
All of the band members are accomplished players as individuals with many accolades between them – collectively they will be superb. With the help of some funding from the Fermanagh Trust - the idea of...>>> more
Lady GaGa tribute band in Belleek
Lady GaGa is a theatrical dance-pop singer/songwriter who created a buzz for herself in the New York underground before making her major-label debut with Interscope Records in 2008.
Katrina L's tribute to Lady GaGa is sensational, colourful and full of vibrancy. She struts her stuff in a 70-minute jam-packed rendition of the superstar's entire catalogue of hit songs.
STAR
Katrina who is a star of television and radio has captured the very essence of the award winning New York rock icon.
From the tip of her blonde hair to her tattoos, she not...>>> more
Fusion of music and song
Rehearsals are well under way for Fermanagh Choral Society's forthcoming Easter concert, which will see them performing Haydn's Creation in St Michael's Church on Sunday March 28 at 8 pm.
As usual the Choral Society will be accompanied by members of the Wetern Sisnfonia, under the baton of musical director Don Swain.
The soloists for the evening will be Roisin O'Grady (sprrano), Jacek Wislocki (tenor) and Donald Thompson (bass). These three soloists perform the roles of Gabriel, Eve (soprano), Uriel (tenor) and Raphael and adam (bass),...>>> more
Striking in harmony!
Wednesday night is always carnival night in the Knocks Community Centre, when musicians gather to create an explosion of sound which mimic the rhythms of Africa.
The Djemba drumming workshops have been running at intervals throughout the last five years and are an integral part of the Knocks community fibre.
Participants come together on a weekly basis to learn and experiment with a variety of African drumming techniques under the tuition of Peter Craan, a Sligo based percussionist. This year's programme has been funded by the Irish...>>> more
It's all about enjoying playing for Sean
All Ireland fiddle champion Sean Magee will officially launch his debut album "Ye Fidlers Fate"at the Higher Bridges Gallery Clinton Centre Enniskillen this Friday March 5 at 8pm
Sean Magee hails from Enniskillen and at the age of 14 has already put his stamp on the Trad scene here in Ireland.
Those of you that have already met Sean and heard his live performances will agree he is simply amazing.
Sean is a lad of very few words and I suppose he's not even aware of his own genius due to the fact that it just didn't appear over night, but...>>> more
Not now Darling
After a five year break for the adult members, Pettigo group Borderline Players return to the stage this weekend with their first full length comedy since 'Move Over Mrs Markham' in 2005.
Not now Darling is a classic by comedy playwrights Ray Cooney and John Chapman and focuses on the exploits of two directors of an upmarket London furriers, set in the 1960's and has a cast of some familiar and some new faces.
Siobhan O'Brien takes the helm as director and explained despite a stage gap since the group's last venture into adult comedy that the...>>> more
Stephen 'Scores' at Waterfront
ERNE INTEGRATED College pupil Stephen Brennan, performed at the 15th annual CCEA's popular music concert 'Score' in the Waterfront at the weekend.
Stephen performance was described as being 'among the exciting' when played Satch Boogie on the electric guitar and joined a selection of the most musically talented pupils from across the North to showcase their skills on Friday evening in front of an impressive audience of almost 300.
BEST WORK
The student performances featured some of the best work produced for CCEA's summer 2009 GCSE and GCE...>>> more
All the King's Horses
The Cavanacarragh Players take to the stage again this year in their eagerly awaited annual production. This year's offering All the King's Horses by John McDonnell; is set in the South of Ireland in 1961 and involves a struggle between (Nationalist Michael Maloney and Loyalist William McStay) to secure their half of an inheritance left by their spinster cousin Kate Houlihan . Although set almost half a century ago, familiar themes such as sectarianism, prejudice, intransigence and mistrust pervade the play and make for some hilarious events...>>> more
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