Armagh Rhymers take their unique sound to global stages
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The Armagh Rhymers, a group known for their unique blend of traditional and modern music, are set to perform at international festivals and events, marking a significant milestone in their career.
ARMAGH Rhymers will be busy over the next two months as the evenings draw in and the festive season approaches.
They say from autumn gatherings to festive celebrations, there's something special waiting for you. Take a look at what's coming up, mark your calendars and join them in celebrating the magic of tradition, music and storytelling this season.
On Wednesday (November 11) they’ll be in Théâtre Rialto, Montreal, Canada
This performance is presented as part of the ‘Spotlight on Ireland’ showcase.
Culture Ireland presents a dynamic showcase featuring folk music legends and rising stars. The vibrant artistic programme will celebrate the story of the Irish and their contributions to Canada while building new artistic partnerships for booking consideration in 2027 as part of Canada–Ireland 180.
Then on Thursday (November 19) at 6pm to 8pm, they are closer to home at Templemore Baths, Belfast. Come on Over is an exciting new PEACEPLUS initiative designed to leverage Belfast's rich cultural landscape to promote cultural inclusivity and cross-community collaboration.
Join us at Templemore Baths as we bring music, mask and mischief to this citywide programme of events.
Then they come to Armagh City towards the end of the month, on Saturday, November 28, from 12.30pm to 2pm at Aonach Mhacha, Armagh
"Room Room me gallant boys and we'll show you some activity this happy festive time!"
Join The Armagh Rhymers for a traditional Mummers' Christmas celebration full of magic, masks, merriment, which is free and supported by The Heritage Council, Armagh, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council and Leitrim County Council.