September 13 & 14, 2025 | Saturday 10am-10:30pm; Sunday 10am-7:00pm
PLACE A FREE NOTICE: If you have something Celtic, Irish, Scottish or Welsh and would like to sell or promote it, please email the information to: info@niagaraceltic.com (no phone calls please, email us questions & details). Please include description, cost, contact and phone number. We can also post emails and websites. There is no cost associated with this, and ads will remain online unless you specify less time or notify us the sale is complete.
Sept surnames include Austin, Cate(s), Dickson, Dixon, Dixson, Dick, Falconer, Faulkner, Harvey, Hackston, Haxton, Hervey, Hurrie, Hurry, Keath, Keech, Keeth, Keyth, Kite, Lumgair, MacKeith, Marshall, Urie, and Urry. If you have genealogical ties to any of the above families, you may be a born member of Clan Keith. Visit us during Niagara Celtic or contact us: japmarshall@yahoo.com.
Join the Irish Literary Round Table, a monthly facilitated discussion of Irish classic and Contemporary Irish Literature.
Last Thursday of each month, 1-3pm
Pittsford Recreation Center (Lincoln Ave. off Main Street in Rochester) Irish American Cultural Institute, Rochester Chapter
If you've ever had an interest in history, Celtic history and/or re-enactments, consider joining our living history troupe. This is the chance to help educate others about Highland life, battlefield life and more. We have groups (Septs) in 32 states and 2 Canadian provinces, and seek all ages, races and genders. So what are you waiting for? Learn More
WNY Celtic & Folk; A playlist featuring the best Celtic and Folk artists from Albany to Buffalo.
The 96th Highlanders Pipes & Drums Inc.
"D" Company Buffalo City Guard Gordon Highlanders
Gates Keytone Police Pipes & Drums of Rochester
MacKenzie Highlanders' Pipes and Drums
The Red Hackles Pipes and Drums of Cleveland, Ohio
Rochester Scottish Pipes and Drums
Reardon & Garvey (Contact: 716-667-3285 or email shar_mike21@yahoo.com)
Rush The Growler (Contact: Brian- 716-418-4519 or email Scott- cpl_otter@yahoo.com)
The Niagara Celtic Society receives no compensation for these promotions. This is part of our efforts to promote Celtic heritage, by way of a wonderful educational programs. If you have a program to promote, please email vicki@niagaraceltic.com.
Atlantic Gaelic Academy/ Acadamaidh Gàidhlig an Atlantaig (online classes)
Go With CEA Global: Study Abroad in Ireland
Duolingo: free online language training
Oideas Gael Irish language and cultural courses
Madog Center for Welsh Studies/Canolfan Madog ar gyfer Astudiaethau Cymreig
Sabhal Mòr Ostaig UHI on the Isle of Skye is the only college of its kind in the world offering further and higher education through the medium of Scottish Gaelic. Whether you would like to study on campus or at a distance, there are courses available for complete beginners in the language to undergraduate and post-graduate programmes.
Buffalo Fenians Gaelic Football Club
Buffalo Irish Center Societies
Buffalo Irish Genealogical Society (BIGS)
Be A Part of History! Join Clann of the Wolf: www.clannofthewolf.org
DOE- Daughters of Erin / no link available; 245 Abbott Rd, Buffalo, NY 14220, contact: Mary Ann Riedy (716) 675-7046 or email: meme715@verizon.net
Fir Dóiteán, Irish Professional Firefighters of WNY / no link available; PO Box 286, Buffalo, NY 14220, contact Jim O'Neill, Club President: (716) 823-5257
Gaelic American Athletic Association (GAAA)
Irish American Cultural Institute (Rochester Chapter): Join their Irish Literary Round Table - a monthly facilitated discussion of Irish classic and Contemporary Irish Literature
The Irish Cultural & Folk Art Association of WNY
Niagara Celtic Heritage Society, Inc.
