Hannaford Street Silver Band presents A Celtic Holiday

Toronto



A Celtic Holiday blends the rich musical traditions of Ireland and Scotland with the brilliance of brass band sound for a festive concert unlike any other. Featuring acclaimed fiddler Dan MacDonald and beloved Irish vocalist Michael Darcy, the evening will transport audiences from cozy winter hearths to lively Celtic kitchens and dance halls.

Traditional carols, soaring ballads, joyful jigs, and foot-stomping reels come together in a celebration of music, storytelling, and community. Adding to the excitement will be performances by Irish dancers whose dazzling footwork and infectious energy bring the music vividly to life.

Audience participation will also be part of the fun, inviting concertgoers to sing along and join in the holiday spirit. Whether it's the nostalgic beauty of a traditional Irish melody, the exhilaration of a fast-paced fiddle tune, or the warmth of familiar seasonal favourites, A Celtic Holiday offers something for everyone to celebrate the holiday.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Celtic Holiday is a festive concert in Toronto blending Irish and Scottish musical traditions with brass band sounds, featuring fiddler Dan MacDonald and vocalist Michael Darcy.
The concert features acclaimed fiddler Dan MacDonald, Irish vocalist Michael Darcy, along with the Hannaford Street Silver Band and Irish dancers.
Check the official event website for the current schedule and performance dates of A Celtic Holiday in Toronto.
The concert is held at select venues in Toronto; visit the event website for the exact location and venue details.
Concert duration varies; please check the event's website for up-to-date information on show length.
Yes, Irish dancers provide energetic performances featuring traditional footwork during the concert.
Yes, the concert's festive music and lively performances make it a family-friendly event in Toronto.
Yes, tickets are available for purchase online through the official Hannaford Street Silver Band website or authorized sellers.
Expect traditional Irish and Scottish carols, ballads, jigs, reels, and brass band arrangements.
Public transit, driving, and walking options depend on the venue; check local transit routes and parking information on the event website.

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