IAM St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

March 16, 2024 be a great day of music, dance and culture – fun for the whole family. So come on down before the St. Patrick’s Day Parade for the fun at Landmark Center and come on back after the parade!

What’s new in 2024?
 Early start! The festivities begin at 9:00 AM on Saturday, March 16
 Special entertainment for our littlest audience members
o Songs and stories with Ross Sutter on the Main Stage beginning at 9:00
o Fun with Irish Dance with Miss Sarah from O’Shea Irish Dance
o Play a traditional Irish musical instrument at the Instrument Petting Zoo
o Step out for a bit of ceili dancing with Mom and Dad and the Mooncoin Ceili
Dancers
o More songs and fun with Ross Sutter
 The Wild Colonial Bhoys in Concert in the evening. Details on tickets for this
event will be coming soon!
What’s special for the St. Patrick’s Day Irish Celebration 2024? A sumptuous selection of
traditional Irish music and dance with favorite bands and dance groups:
 Favorite musical friends on the Main Stage: Legacy, and Locklin Road, as well as
the Advanced Youth Ensemble from the Center for Irish Music.
 Lots of great Irish dance with Corda Mór, Eilís Academy, Green Fire Irish
Dancers, Hudson Academy, the Onórach Mulhern Geraghty School (OMG),
O’Shea Irish Dance, Rince na Chroi, and Rince na Gréine and the Shamrock
School, plus Mooncoin Ceili Dancers and Knocknagow Irish Dancers.
 Make your way to the beautiful Weyerhaeuser stage – the perfect setting for the
music from The Inland Seas, Purgatory Creek and the McNordiques.
 Traditional music with the Tune Pals (Mary Vanorny, Ryan Behnke and Thomas
Gurke) plus a spot of sean nos dance from the Loma Mor Irish Dance Club.
 Traditional music in the Tea Room: The Murie-Wenstrom Family Singers,
Hannah Flowers, Dunquin, The Giggin’s Siles, as well as student ensembles from
the Center for Irish Music.
 Seminars from Legacy, Jane Kennedy and Dunquin.
 Out of the Mist Celtic Theatre will present a children's creative dramatic
presentation "Fairies in the Forest?"
 New musical friends – the beautiful voices of the Minnesota BoyChoir.

The popular Shenanigan’s Craft Fair returns this year, featuring a group of local vendors and artists, selling a wide variety of hand-made crafts, gifts and more.
Add in a cup of tea (with music) in the Tea Room,
bagpipe music from the Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band – and it’s the perfect way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.