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If you love to kick up your heels to a jig, sing a lilting song, or rosin up your bow for a frolic on the fiddle, you'll love being a member of Craobh Dugan-O'Looney. Everyone who plays a musical instrument usually associated with Irish music is encouraged to play with us. Click the button above to find out all the details.
Each month we have two open sessions - one in Utica, NY, and another in Rome, NY. We also have two learning sessions, one in Durhamville, NY, and another in Utica. Check our calendar page for details on those. |
Even if you don't play an instrument yourself, you'll have plenty of opportunities to sit back and enjoy traditional Irish music as authentic as anything you could hear in Ireland. Check out our calendar to see where we're playing. You'll find us at pubs, libraries, festivals, and nursing homes throughout the Mohawk Valley from Utica to Rome and beyond.
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Do you think we'd be a perfect fit for your meeting, event, pub, nursing home, or village concert series? Contact us to find out when we're available to perform for you and your clan.
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The Irish and the Erie tells the story of how Irish immigrants helped to build the Erie Canal. With tunes, songs, stories and humor, it's a one-hour show sure to delight you.
Are you planning events for your museum, library, or other organization in Central New York? You can book this performance for your venue. 
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Our CD - The Irish and The Erie - is now available! Click the CD cover above to read about the project and those historic characters on the cover. You can also buy a copy of the CD by sending an email to uticairish@gmail.com. CDs are $15 and digital downloads are $10. All proceeds go toward Craobh Dugan-O'Looney's efforts to promote Irish culture. Thank you for your support! |