Join us to celebrate Bloomsday in Oslo
18th June 2024 from 17:30
Café MIR, Toftes gate 69
From 17.30
Register here: Bloomsday Oslo 2024 Tickets, Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 5:30 PM | Eventbrite
Join us to celebrate Bloomsday in Oslo
18th June 2024 from 17:30
Café MIR, Toftes gate 69
From 17.30
Register here: Bloomsday Oslo 2024 Tickets, Tue, Jun 18, 2024 at 5:30 PM | Eventbrite
Let’s Sing workshop: This is a social event where you can learn some basic Irish language words and join the choir in learning a new Sean Nos song. You’ll have the opportunity to perform it at a concert with Aoife Ní Fhearraigh at Féile Oslo in August, if you’re interested!
Venue: Posten building, Biskop Gunnerus’ gate 14A. 3. Stage, Innovation Hub.
Time & Date: 12:00 – 16:00, Saturday 13th April 2024.
Organised by: Mná Oslo Irish Choir
When you arrive: Sign in at Posten building reception & we will bring you up to the training area
12:00 – 13:00 Lunchtime – Sandwiches, scones, cake and drinks (water, saft, tea/coffe) will be provided. Bring your own lunch if you have any specialities. .
13:00 – 16:00 Room: Innovation Room
Guest male and female singers are very welcome to join Mná Oslo Irish Choir for this session – 2 hours.
Tickets cost 250 kr. Accept this event invite – https://fb.me/1Qwc9pFiKrcnE3X and PM Nollaig McBrien Johansen (95063315) or Annalisa Reuter if you have any questions.
PAYMENT: Please make payment (250kr) to Annalisa to secure your place by Tuesday 9th April ’24 – Vipps to 97764816
PS: It is not a requirement that you can speak any Irish but if you want to sing with us but it’s very helpful if you can sing in tune
Please join us on Saturday at Jernbanetorget the 16th of March @12:00 for our Annual St Patricks / Paddy’s day parade .
The 2nd of March is the last day you can book to secure your spot at this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Lunch at the Radisson Blu Hotel Oslo Plaza!
In addition to great food, there’s the obligatory raffle, music from Muintir, dancing with Sound Irish Dance Factory, and new this year, the Arineánach singers: Frida and Serine, and last but not least, a drawing competition in honor of Christine Caplice Grinde. (more info on that to come)
This year we are super lucky to have 2 Grand Marshalls 🙂
Brendan and Cecille
Brendan Monaghan is from Banbridge in Northern Ireland and has worked as a folk musician since the early 1990s. He is a multi-instrumentalist specialised in uilleann pipes (Irish bagpipes) and whistles. He has toured extensively all over the world, notably with the famous show Celtic Thunder, and with musician and songwriter Phil Coulter. Since 2020, Brendan has established himself in Oslo, where he is currently performing and teaching Irish music. Cecilie Stensrud started out with modern Irish dance in 2008 and has since then developed her passion for Irish music and more traditional dance styles. She is currently the only one in Norway to teach Irish ‘sean-nós’ or ‘old-style’ dance, which she does at the dance school “Sound – Irish Dance Factory”. Cecilie also plays the fiddle and sings as well as conducting the Mná Irish Choir. Together, Brendan and Cecilie have founded Féile Oslo Summer School of Irish Music and Dance, as well as An Iorua – Irish Cultural Centre.
So we do not want to keep you in suspense for any longer…..