Before the Fleadh: How Mary Ann McCracken and Edward Bunting Preserved Irish Mus
Clifton House · Clifton House, 2 North Queen Street, Belfast, BT15 1ES
Schedule
- Tuesday 4 August · 1pm–2:50pm
About
Mary Ann McCracken & Belfast's Musical Heritage
Discover the remarkable story of Mary Ann McCracken, one of Belfast's most influential social reformers and a passionate supporter of Irish culture and music.
This engaging history talk explores her life, legacy and contribution to preserving Ireland's musical heritage, accompanied by a special performance from the Sky Harp Ensemble.
Visitors can also enjoy taster tours of Clifton Street Cemetery and self-guided tours of Belfast's former Poor House, offering a deeper connection to the city's rich musical, cultural and social history.
Together, these experiences provide a fascinating insight into the people, places and traditions that helped shape Belfast and its enduring cultural legacy.
Explore the life of an extraordinary Belfast woman and discover the stories, music and heritage that continue to resonate today.
Listing details
- Admission
- £6
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