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Due to overwhelming demand, Irish Comedian JIMMY CARR announces second “Terribly Funny” show at PARAMOUNT THEATER DECEMBER 13, 9:30PM

Due to overwhelming demand, Irish Comedian JIMMY CARR announces second “Terribly Funny” show at PARAMOUNT THEATER DECEMBER 13, 9:30PM. Second chance to see one of the biggest-selling global comedians Jimmy Carr on his U.S. stand-up comedy tour Terribly Funny – Get your seats now at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1E005E74B3DC1992 Presented by Comedy Works Entertainment in association with Chambers […]

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Denver Gaels Update.

from Shay Dunne (June 2012 Celtic Connection) Co-ed Hurling League, Sundays 3pm Clement Park Littleton. The Hurling League resumes next Sunday June 3rd at Clement Park after a hiatus of a couple of weeks due to the Albuquerque trip and the Memorial Weekend Holiday. The players are chomping at the bit to get back out […]

Room to Rove: Irish Rover’s new expansion christened with prayer and a pint

Alan O’Gorman, owner of the Irish Rover pub and restaurant will beat the drum 7 times in June to commemorate the number of years open for business in Denver’s popular Baker Neighborhood He might beat the drum an extra 3 joyous times because he has tripled the size of his 54 South Broadway location with […]

Accommodations in Ireland – A plan for all vacations

Travel There.. Accommodations in Ireland – A plan for all vacations by Enda Walsh June 2012 Celtic Connection Ireland is ready and waiting for you – You just need to get there. Before you go, set your itinerary as precise or as carefree as you need it to be. No matter where you travel on […]

Byers-Evans House Theatre Company presents the World Premiere of “The Oscar Wilde Experience”

The world premiere of “The Oscar Wilde Experience” comes to the Byers-Evans House June 1- 23. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. at The Byers-Evans House Museum, 1310 Bannock Street, Denver. Adapted by Maggie Stillman, The Oscar Wilde Experience weaves its tale through his short stories, novellas, and poems. Selections include “The Nightingale […]

WILD BILL HICKOK AND THE WRATH OF THE DEAD RABBITS by James Mic Regan (Signalman Publishing, 2012, 195 pages, paperback, $14.99)

From May 2012 Celtic Connect ‘BOOKKEEPING’ review by Mary McWay Seaman The old American West has long been sentimentalized in story, song and film, but this book does none of that. It portrays a sorrowful world with widespread violence, mortal infections, short life spans, and few creature comforts. James Mic Regan’s book, comprised of historical […]