Irish Week by the Sea

February 15, 1999	The reservation period for Irish Week ’99 begins ($75US per person for reservations)
May 30, 1999	Last day that cancellations can be made for reduced fee ($25)
July 1, 1999	Balance of tuition payment ($350 US per person) is due
July 4-16, 1999	First children’s session at the Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. For more information: Tel. 902-295-3411 e-mail: gaelcoll@atcon.com
July 15, 1999	Last day for cancellation refunds (less $50 cancellation fee)
July 18-30, 1999	Second children’s session at the Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. See above for details. Several Irish Week children will be attending this session to study fiddle, piano, and step dancing
July 25-31, 1999	*Irish Week* instructor Chris Norman is hosting his own flute camp, Boxwood, in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, a 45-minute drive east of Beach Meadows. In 1998, several *Irish Week* registrants attended both weeks.
July 30- August 1, 1999	Halifax Irish Festival and Feis For more information e-mail Bob Green (greener@gov.ns.ca)
August 1, 1999	*Irish Week ’99* begins with registration from 2:00 to 5:00 pm, followed by supper, a dance, and a session.
August 3, 1999	Irish Week Public Event –Irish Week Instructor’s Concert in the Astor Theatre, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, 8pm
August 5, 1999	*Irish Week* Public Event – Irish Week Student Concert in the Fire Hall in Port Medway, Nova Scotia to benefit The Children’s Friendship Project for Northern Ireland.
August 7, 1999	Irish Week ’99 ends after breakfast with your host family or on your own. Many registrants enjoy visiting the village of Lunenburg, a UN World Heritage Site, where the Lunenburg Folk Harbor Festival will be in its last day offering concerts in the Bandstand and on the pier as well as evening concerts under a tent.