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The Eustis 2nd Sunday Session has (happily) moved to Olivia's Coffee House, right around the corner from it's last and first venues.

It looks like you would miss the Claddagh Cottage 'Every Other Wednesday Session', which would fall on May 26 and June 9 this year. However, if you can get to Orlando a couple of days early there is an ITM Session the last Sunday of the month (5/30/2010) at the Orlando Brewing Company which starts a...

The Claddagh Cottage is still going strong, I think there may have been one missed EOWS during its entire history going back to 2001. :D The Eustis Sessions have, sadly, ended. There does not seem to be an eating/drinking establishment in that area willing to relinquish a few tables for a Sunday aft...

There is a session just north of Fort Lauderdale (and south of West Palm). See thesession.org website for more information.
http://www.thesession.org/sessions/display/1869
Or if your friend wants to make the trek to Orlando there are a couple of sessions there also.

The Eustis Session which normally takes place at "A Third Place" in downtown Eustis has moved to "Fiddler's Green" in Winter Park Florida for the Summer of 2007. Everything else is the same: same schedule, same hosts etc.
Ralph

It should also be mentioned that there are a couple of other sessions in the Orlando / Central Florida area. o In Winter Park (immediately North of Orlando) there is a session at Fiddler's Green which takes place on the 4th Sunday of each month and is organized by our friend and devoted whistler, Ri...

The bongos are ok as long as they properly amplified. You will have to visit the East European Polka Site for a ruling on the cowbells. :roll:

Every other Wednesday - Claddagh Cottage Irish Pub 4308 Curry Ford Road, Orlando FL. Starts at 7:30 p.m. There is an occasional "bonus session" on alternate Wednesdays - depending on how itchy the host's fingers are getting. The next regular session is February 9, 2005. So if you're readin...

Hi, Recently a message was posted on rec.music.celtic advertising a (re) publication of the Athole Collection (a collection of Scottish dance music). The link sent me to the web page of Highland Music Trust and they did have the collection for a fairly price. My question is: Is anyone familar with t...