information@hiberniacentrebristol.org
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Classes in traditional Irish music and dance Saturday mornings throughout the year St. Andrews Church Hall, and Avonmouth Community Centre, Avonmouth Road. Avonmouth Village, BS11 9EN in easy reach of Bristol and just off the M5 junction 18 |
John (the Spoons) on harmonica plays for a step dance at a Hibernia session |
members page (sessions/events/for sale/bands requiring players/interesting information etc) |
Claudine Arcand from Quebec - Illustrated Talk about Quebecoise traditional music October 2007 |
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The Hibernia Centre is an informal venue for musicians and dancers to meet and learn Irish traditional music and dance. It is open to all ages and all abilities. You do not need to book in advance and there is no joining fee only £5 per morning The emphasis is on having fun! |
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If you wish to go on our e mail list or to contact us please e mail: information@hiberniacentrebristol.org or telephone Jill Elliot on 01275 847909 |
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sessions in Bristol and surrounding area, music and dance workshops, forthcoming events, instruments for sale, bands wanting musicians, general interest, lost property notices - continually updated with information members send in, so keep looking here for new events!! |
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If you want to join us - check our timetable and dates page and come along with your instrument or dancing shoes - see you soon! If you just want to come and see what we do, the best time is after the classes at 11.30 when we are having a coffee break - speak to anyone! - we are all very friendly. You can stay and listen to the "grand circle session". |
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The Hibernia Centre is run by a voluntary committee. We have a Constitution - Click here for details We have a Child Protection Policy. Click here for details. We are always pleased to get feedback and suggestions from any members. click here for committee member details Please send feedback/suggestions/queries to: information@hiberniacentrebristol.org
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As well as the regular classes, we also run special events and workshops with visiting tutors featuring Irish and other traditions |
| There is a book and CD of the tunes we regularly play at Hibernia |
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We perform at various festivals and community events and we also have social events to raise money for the Centre or a nominated charity Click here to view events archive
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