Fan E 13 - Féile an Phobail

20/21 www.feilebelfast.comCEOL-A-THON withAndersonstown Traditional &Contemporary Music SchoolSat 16th March, 12noon – 4pm,Kennedy CentreYoung Musicians fromAndersonstown Music Schoolwill perform four hours of IrishTraditional Music in the mainshopping mall of the KennedyCentre. Organised by LeahO’Neill & Maxi. For moredetails - (028) 9043 4894.Free event.Bi-lingual St. Patrick’s Day MassSun 17 th March, 10am, St. OliverPlunkett Church,Glenveagh Drive, LenadoonWhy not start St. Patrick’s Day thetraditional way - with a visit toMass? What’s even better is that thisMass is bi-lingual so you can join inno matter what level of Irish youhave. Tá fáilte roimh gach duine!Contact: Glen Phillips, ParishManager, 028 9061 8180Storytelling for Children with ‘The Fadgies’Sat 16 th March, 12.30pm - 1pm, CultúrlannMcAdam Ó FiaichThe Fadgies were Irish-speaking fish-and-fruitmerchants who moved from Omeath to theSmithfield area of Belfast during the 19th Century.They sold their wares in Smithfield and St.GeorgesMarkets and were well-known for their music andstorytelling. Although many of their descendants stilllive and trade in Belfast today, Cultúrlann McAdamÓ Fiaich will be bringing these 19th centurycharacters back to life for a special storytellingsession for families. Free event.St. Patrick’s Day Rosette Family WorkshopSat 16 th March, 2pm – 3pm,Cultúrlann McAdam Ó FiaichMake your own vintage St. Patrick’s Day Rosette towear at the St. Patrick’s Day céilí. Children must beaccompanied by a responsible adult. Free event.