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September 2019
Whether you’re an aspiring writer or working on your novel, this ongoing workshop offers instruction in a supportive group setting. Classes: Tuesdays, September 17-October 22, or 1pm-3pm, or Thursdays September 19-October 24 from 4pm-6pm or 7pm-9pm. Tuition is $60. To register, click below or call 773-282-7035, ext. 10. Tuesday
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New Mayo Irish band Billow Wood are a four piece act who fuse their unique brand of instrumentation with multi-vocals and harmonies. The band is influenced by Irish traditional music and folk music and are now moving in a new direction, often accompanied by bass and drums. They are creating
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World Music Festival and the IAHC present Lankum for a free all-ages concert this fall as part of World Music Festival Chicago 2019. Lankum are a four-piece group from Dublin who combine traditional folk roots with contemporary undercurrents to forge music that is dark, mysterious and transcendental. The award-winning quartet
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“An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?” Nó, má tá Gaeilge agat cheana féin, bí linn le do chuid a fheabhsú! Na Gaeil teaches and supports Irish (or call it Gaelic, Gaeilge, Gaelainn, Gaolainn) in Chicagoland. Want to learn the Irish language? Or pick up where you left off? Na Gaeil Chicago teaches
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Weekly Genealogy Consultations The genealogist is in! The Irish American Heritage Center offers one-on-one weekly genealogy consultations in 2019. Learn methods and tips from our Genealogy Team that will help you research your family tree. 2019 Genealogy Consultations begin on January 2, 2019 and run every Wednesday 10am to 2pm.
Find out more“An bhfuil Gaeilge agat?” Nó, má tá Gaeilge agat cheana féin, bí linn le do chuid a fheabhsú! Na Gaeil teaches and supports Irish (or call it Gaelic, Gaeilge, Gaelainn, Gaolainn) in Chicagoland. Want to learn the Irish language? Or pick up where you left off? Na Gaeil Chicago teaches
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Learn basic sewing and quilting instruction in this ongoing series with the IAHC’s Nimble Thimbles. Students complete three projects, working at their own speed. Previous use of a sewing machine is helpful, but not required. Students learn sewing and quilting instruction, fabric selection and preparation, finding fabric grain, cutting with
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Not sure how to start building your family tree? This workshop teaches methods for those beginning their genealogy research.
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