Monthly celebration & exploration of the Irish Song Tradition at T.C. O’Leary’s hosted by singer Kevin Grgurich
Our community-led summer workshop series continues with this exploration of Queer vocabulary, just ahead of Portland's Pride festival!
A short & informal presentation will be followed by conversation and experimental use of our new vocab in some familiar sentence structures (mar shampla, "is aiteach mé!"). All are warmly welcome for a Queer-led, inclusive, and affirming event.
Contact eilis@gaeilgenw.org with questions or concerns.
On Thursday, June 26 at 6:30 pm or 7:00 pm for an hour or so, there will be a workshop on "Saying Hello & Goodbye". We'll look at a few different ways to say each, and common responses. Everyone will have a chance to practice and get comfortable with both speaking and hearing. We'll be at the Albina Press (4637 N Albina) after the shop closes.
Everyone welcome, especially those who can't make it to Nead Gaeilge on Saturdays.
Community-hosted meet-and-greet event for Irish Gaelic language learners of all skill levels. Meet fellow Gaeilgeoirí, play games, and enjoy the longest day of the year in a beautiful outdoor setting. Potluck/BYOB encouraged for those interested; acoustic instruments welcome!
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Nead Gaeilge will meet in the Margaret Carter Technology Education Building, Room 224.
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Nead Gaeilge will meet in the Margaret Carter Technology Education Building, Room 224.
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
Come join us after the workshops are through on Saturday for barrel-dancing and half-door dancing exhibitions (with sessions to follow) at Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub 112 SW 2nd Ave, Portland, OR 97204.
AM/PM Workshops at the Alberta Abbey 126 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211
See the schedule and list of festival guests to determine which workshops might work for you. This is your chance to work intimately with some of the best proponents of these tradition found anywhere. There are several levels of passes for purchase that include all events/workshops, all weekend workshops, and single-day workshops. Choose what works for you.
Come join us after the workshops are through on Saturday for barrel-dancing and half-door dancing exhibitions (with sessions to follow) at Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub 112 SW 2nd Ave, Portland, OR 97204.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Nead Gaeilge will meet in the Margaret Carter Technology Education Building, Room 224.
AM/PM Workshops at the Alberta Abbey 126 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211
See the schedule and list of festival guests to determine which workshops might work for you. This is your chance to work intimately with some of the best proponents of these tradition found anywhere. There are several levels of passes for purchase that include all events/workshops, all weekend workshops, and single-day workshops. Choose what works for you.
All-Sets Community Céilí at the Historic Alberta House 5131 NE 23rd Ave, Portland, OR 97211!
Whether you're committed to your dance practice or curious about Irish social dancing in general, our community céilí is an opportunity for you to mix with our local set-dancing community as well as other festival participants. Live calling and music will make this a memorable evening to get your warmed up for the workshops over the weekend.
Community Concert featuring our festival’s guests at the Historic Alberta House 5131 NE 23rd Ave, Portland, OR 97211
If you can’t participate during the weekend, please consider attending the community concert. The festival guests perform on Thursday evening, demonstrating their respective areas of expertise. It is a wonderful opportunity to see and hear some of the best traditional dancing, music, singing, and storytelling around! Purchase your tickets in advance as space is limited.
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Nead Gaeilge will meet in the Margaret Carter Technology Education Building, Room 224.
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
Language Hunting is an innovative language-learning method utilizing gameplay, sign language, and repetition to create accelerated language acquisition. Learn the fundamentals to build your foundation of Irish Gaelic without grammar lessons, workbooks and translation.
Learn vocabulary and simple sentence structures using topics that relate to your own life. Understand and reproduce these simple conversational patterns in speech and begin to explore some very basic written language.
Learn vocabulary and simple sentence structures using topics that relate to your own life. Understand and reproduce these simple conversational patterns in speech and begin to explore some very basic written language.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Learn vocabulary and simple sentence structures using topics that relate to your own life. Understand and reproduce these simple conversational patterns in speech and begin to explore some very basic written language.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Learn vocabulary and simple sentence structures using topics that relate to your own life. Understand and reproduce these simple conversational patterns in speech and begin to explore some very basic written language.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
Learn vocabulary and simple sentence structures using topics that relate to your own life. Understand and reproduce these simple conversational patterns in speech and begin to explore some very basic written language.
This casual gathering of learners utilizes a Language Nest model, which is an important learning format that precipitates language community cohesion among learners with different skill levels. This format also shifts the focus from teacher-led, standard board instruction to skill sharing and self-directed learning. For this reason, this is NOT a course and registration is NOT required. However, at least one semester of Irish Gaelic 1 or equivalent study/exposure required.
