Alabama Celtic Association
"Supporting Celtic Heritage, Arts and
Education in Alabama"
What is the
Alabama Celtic Association?

The Alabama Celtic Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Celtic Heritage, Arts and Education in the State of Alabama. Alabama is home to a wide variety of Celtic organizations and interests.  Several Scottish and Irish Dance schools, Pipe and Drum Bands, Scottish Highland Games, Irish Festivals, Celtic bands and musicians, as well as Celtic Heritage organizations and Clan Societies make their home here.

Staffed by volunteers and supported by affiliate organizations and individuals, the Alabama Celtic Association provides resources to help Celtic organizations to communicate and interact with the public and each other.  The ACA, through its web site and free bi-monthly e-version of Celtic Alabama News, also functions as a nexus for Celtic-related information in the State of Alabama.

How can I find out what's happening in
Alabama's Celtic community?

Join the Celtic Alabama News Mailing List!
The Celtic Alabama News is a free bi-monthly e-newsletter sharing Celtic news from across Alabama. Each issue contains news briefs, announcements, concerts and new photos. Your e-mail address will be kept confidential.






How Can I Join the
Alabama Celtic Association?

For a tax-deductible contribution of $25, you will become a Patron of ACA. ACA Patrons may receive preferred access at selected Celtic events and additional premiums.  Mostly, ACA Patrons get a warm fuzzy feeling from helping our non-profit keep our mission alive.  As a small organization with a limited audience, we depend on your support to preserve Alabama's Celtic legacy. ACA is a 501c3 non-profit and all contributions are tax-deductible.

To become an ACA Patron, send your name, address, phone and e-mail (if available) with a check or money order for $25 made to:

Alabama Celtic Association
P.O. Box 724
Trussville AL 35173


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The Alabama Celtic Association appreciates the support of the following sponsors and entities who have made our journey possible:

WBRC Fox 6
(Birmingham)

Birmingham Weekly

The Birmingham News

The Tuscaloosa News

The Trussville News

The Mobile Register

The Montgomery Advertiser

The Anniston Star

Tapestry
(WBHM Arts Program)

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Birmingham's Eagle

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Birmingham Beverage
(Killian's Irish Red)

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(Fine Single Malt Whicky)

Alabama State Council on the Arts

National Endowment for the Arts

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B'ham Botanical Gardens

The City of Jasper

The City of Helena

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UPCOMING EVENTS AND BREAKING NEWS
Jamie Laval returns to Birmingham November 14th 8:00
Bare Hands Gallery  Tickets $12  www.brownpapertickets.com/event/46195
 
Drake School of Irish Dance-New location, new classes starting, new website
www.drakebirmingham.com
 
Jim Malcolm November 15th and 16th.  Homewood Alabama  Contact Cindy Armstrong 616-9993 or Celtsong@msn.com 
Jim Malcolm, November 14th Florence AL Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts, 7.30pm. Tickets $12. Limited seating. Eighty tickets to be sold by Kennedy-Douglass Center (Tel: 256-760-6380); final 20 to be sold on the door so please come in good time.http://www.jimmalcolm.com/ http://www.shoalscelticconcerts.com/
Thanks to everyone who braved the cold at Boo at the Zoo!  You were ALL a huge hit!  Thanks to the Drake School, Alabama Pipes and Drums, Anam Cara Irish Dancers, Birmingham Set Dancers, Alabama Academy of Irish Dance, Barbara Bell and Kathleen (the mad piping witch!)