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International Celtic Artists’ Conference in Andover, NY

International Celtic Artists’ Conference in Andover, NY
For years I thought it would be a great thing if Celtic artists working in the present could come together and meet to exchange ideas and inspiration. Now with the help of my friends, this is going to happen, very soon and right here in... Continue reading
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St. Brigid's Day & Imbolc

St. Brigid's Day & Imbolc
Some things are seasonal. Some work isn't meant to be done everyday, but only at special times of year. Perhaps it's just nice to try to feel in tune with natural rhythms and accept that some things are only for now. St. Brigid's Day... Continue reading
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Congratulations Graduates!

Congratulations Graduates!
As Steve and Sue prepare to celebrate their youngest child's high school graduation, we thought we'd look back at some of the special gifts Steve created for his children plus a few staff favorites to give you some graduation gift ideas for your own family and friends.   Continue reading
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A Project for Lent- Cross of Cong Research

A Project for Lent- Cross of Cong Research
Stephen Walker's experimental project to recreate a lost medieval panel from the 12th century Cross of Cong using traditional Celtic casting techniques. Discover how he applies archaeological research to duplicate intricate bronze decorative panels using clay and cow dung molds—a methodology he'll present at the International Insular Art Conference in Glasgow. Continue reading
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Celtic Revival Crosses Mar 02, 2026
Celebrating the coming of Spring with the St. Brigid's Flower Cross Jan 25, 2022
Embracing Shamrockery Mar 10, 2021
Celebrating St. Brigid's Day Traditions Jan 27, 2021
Celtic and Pictish Key Patterns; the other kind of Celtic design Nov 05, 2020