Come and join us at the Celtic Club on 17th March for our annual St Patrick's day celebration!
We will have food available, drink specials and a lineup of entertainment including performances by The Celtic Club's Traditional Musicians, The Pikemen & Saoirse through out the day and night.
Members get a free ticket!
Join us for BrigidFest 2020!
We are pleased to announce that BrigidFest 2020 will take place on Sunday, 9 February 2020 at 12:00pm at the Celtic at Metropolitan in North Melbourne.
For the BrigidFest 2020 talk, Magistrate Fiona Hayes will speak about how her work with women before the courts in Victoria touches on Brigid’s concern for human rights and fairness, and aims to offer women hope in the face of life and family challenges. Fiona will refer to current laws in Ireland, particularly their influence on women’s rights.
Event Details
When: 9th February, 12:00PM
Where: Celtic at Metropolitan, Courtney Street, North Melbourne.
Kick on early at the Celtic at Metropolitan to celebrate the St Patrick's Day.
Food and drinks are available at the bar.
Performances by
Maggie Carty & Máirtín Staunton
featuring Ciaran O’Grady & Declan Simpson.
When: Sunday 15th March, 4:00pm – till late
Where: The Metropolitan – 42 Courtney Street, North Melbourne VIC 3051
Download the brochure for more information
The Waltzing Matilda musical comes to Celtic at Metropolitan From the producers of Barry Versus Kelly comes 'The Man They Call The Banjo'.
Set during the height of the Western Queensland Shearers strike of 1894, The Man They Call The Banjo tells of the writing of Waltzing Matilda, and the love triangle that poet, Banjo Paterson found himself trapped in while on a visit to Dagworth Station. Daughters of pastoralist families, Sarah Riley and Christina Macpherson spar for the affections of Australia’s emerging national poet, and as the engagement of Banjo and Sarah Riley dissolves, Christina Macpherson provides the melody for the song that becomes Waltzing Matilda in a love affair thinly disguised as a collaboration.
Based on the research of Dennis O’Keeffe and his 2013 publication “Waltzing Matilda – The Secret Story of Australia’s favourite Song, The Man They Call The Banjo is written by Felix Meagher and Dennis O’Keeffe and features Anthony Penhall (Banjo), Bronwen Coleman (ChristIna), Cora Browne (Sarah), Colin Driscoll (The Swagman) and musicians, Louey Hesterman and Pat Evans.
When: 22nd February, 8:15PM
Where: Celtic at Metropolitan, Courtney Street, North Melbourne.
Enquiries - Felix Meagher This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 0413 801294
