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Celtic Thunder About Us page. Read about the Celtic Thunder small family business. OUR STORY Welcome to our site! Whether you trace your roots to Ireland, Scotland,, Brittany, the Isle of Man, Cornwall, or Galicia, we invite you to join us in connecting the Celts of the Southern Cross. We encourage you to visit regularly, as we will be continually evolving and adding new content. Your thoughts and comments are always welcome, and if you can't find what you're looking for, please reach out through our contact page. Enjoy your time here! ABOUT US Welcome to Celtic Thunder, where our family is dedicated to sharing the Celtic culture with you! Explore our unique shop, and connect with special gatherings, festivals, clans, and pipe bands. Whether your roots trace back to Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the Isle of Man,, Cornwall, or Galicia, you’re sure to discover something that resonates with you. If you're searching for something specific, don't hesitate to reach out—our team is here to assist you! Meet The Team Ray & Lyn Ellington Meet Ray & Lyn Ellington, the dynamic duo behind Celtic Thunder. Since 2008, they have combined Ray's business acumen with Lyn's retail flair to successfully manage their family-run venture. Their passion for Celtic culture illuminates their travels across NSW, VIC, and QLD, as they bring the spirit of Celtic festivals and Highland Gatherings to life through the Celtic Thunder mobile shop. With a deep commitment to their family's future, Ray and Lyn share their love of Celtic heritage with communities across Australia. Rachael, Kayleigh & William Ellington Rachael is an integral part of Celtic Thunder as their Webmaster and social media contributor. In early 2008, she teamed up with her parents to start their family retail business. After taking a break to focus on motherhood, Rachael rejoined the team in 2015 and now plays active role in the Celtic Thunder Mobile Shop. You can often spot her working alongside her son William and daughter Kayleigh, collaborating with Ray and Lyn at various festivals and gatherings throughout the year. Jay & Allana Ellington Jay and Allana Ellington, play a vital role, behind the scenes in the Celtic Thunder family business. Their unwavering support ensures its smooth operation and future success. You might have spotted them in the mobile shop during one of the festivals or gatherings that Celtic Thunder participates in each year. Their dedication to the future of this family business and its community is truly commendable.

Celtic Thunder Tartan products page. Shop our clan and tartan product range. Back Tartan Products Tartan Products Tartan Products Quick View Tartan Scarves Clans A and B Price $50.00 A, B Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Scarves Clans C, D and E Price $50.00 C, D Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Scarves Clans F, G, H, J, K, L Price $50.00 E, F, G Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Scarves Clan Mac's Price $50.00 M Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Scarves Clans Mac's cont. Price $50.00 M cont Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Scarves Clans M's Price $50.00 M cont Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Scarves Clans N, R, S, U, W and More Price $50.00 R, S, W, More Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Sashes Clans A and B Price $90.00 A, B Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Sashes Clans C, D and E Price $90.00 C, D Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Sashes Clans F, G, H, J, K, L Price $90.00 F - L Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Sashes Clans M Price $90.00 M Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Sashes Clans M continued Price $90.00 M cont Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Sashes Clans R, S, W and More Price $90.00 R, S, W, More Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Shawl Price $180.00 Clan Pre-Order Quick View Tartan County Caps Price $75.00 Clan Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Neck Ties Price $50.00 Clan Add to Cart Quick View Tartan Bow Ties Price $45.00 Clan Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Tam-O-Shanters Price $55.00 Clan Pre-Order Quick View Tartan Blankets Price $150.00 Clan Add to Cart

Celtic Thunder Flags page. Shop Celtic Thunder Celtic flags here. BACK Flags Flags Flags Sort by Quick View Northern Ireland Flag 2 metres Price $20.00 Add to Cart Quick View Happy St. Patrick's Day Black Flag 2 metres Price $20.00 Out of Stock Quick View Happy St. Patrick's Day Beer Flag 2 metres Price $20.00 Out of Stock Quick View Galicia Flag - 2 Metres Price $20.00 Add to Cart Quick View Celtic Nations Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Bonnie Scotland Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Scotland St Andrews Light Blue Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Scotland Lion Rampant Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Scotland the Brave Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Ireland (Eire) Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Wales Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Isle of Man Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Cornwall Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Brittany Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Out of Stock Quick View Asturias Flag - 2 Metres Price $20.00 Add to Cart Quick View England St George Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Eureka Flag 1 mtr Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View Four Provinces Irish Flag 2 metres Price $20.00 Out of Stock Quick View Erin Go Bragh Flag 2 metres Price $20.00 Out of Stock Quick View Happy St. Patrick's Day White Flag 2 metres Price $20.00 Out of Stock Quick View Australia Flag From Regular Price $15.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Back to Top

Celtic Thunder Soft Plush Toys, Gifts and Souvenirs product range. Glen Appin, Thistle Products, Keycraft Living Nature. Check out our range of Highland Cows! BACK Plush Toys, Gifts and Souvenirs Plush Toys Plush Toys Quick View Nessie with Tartan Hat Price $18.50 Out of Stock Quick View Hairy Huggable Coo Price $19.50 Add to Cart Quick View Scottish Stag Soft Plush Toy Price $25.00 Add to Cart Quick View Sitting Westie with Royal Stewart Tartan Coat Price $20.00 Add to Cart Quick View Soft Scotland Football Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View Soft Scotland Rugby Ball Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View McSquashie Coos - Small or Large From Regular Price $18.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Plush Chenille Highland Coos - Small and Large From Regular Price $18.00Sale Price Size Add to Cart Quick View Golden Retriever Playful Pup Plush Toy Regular Price $40.00 Sale Price $35.00 Add to Cart Quick View Westie with Tartan Scarf Price $26.50 Out of Stock Quick View Boy Bear dressed in Royal Stewart Tartan Price $40.00 Add to Cart Quick View Girl Bear dressed in Royal Stewart Tartan Price $40.00 Add to Cart Quick View Wild Hairy Haggis - "squeaks" Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View The Nessie Family Plush Toys Price $15.00 Nessie Add to Cart Gifts and Souvenirs Gifts and Souvenirs Quick View McSquashie Coo Purse Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View Blue See You Jimmy Hat Price $13.50 Add to Cart Quick View Junior Playable Bagpipes Blackwatch Price $85.00 Add to Cart Quick View Highland Coo Snowglobe Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View Nessie Snowglobe Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View Green See You Jimmy Hat Price $13.50 Add to Cart Quick View Highland Coo Charm Keyring Price $4.00 Add to Cart Quick View Highland Piper Figurine Price $18.00 Add to Cart Quick View Silver Highland Coo Figurine 12cm Price $15.00 Add to Cart Quick View Silver Highland Coo Figurine 8cm Price $9.00 Add to Cart Quick View Whisky Pourer Price $5.00 Out of Stock Quick View Piper Bottle Opener Price $12.00 Add to Cart Quick View Stoneware Mugs with Piper Price $29.00 Add to Cart Quick View Wooden Highland Cow Keyring Price $10.00 Add to Cart Quick View Stoneware Beer Mugs Piper Price $30.00 Add to Cart Quick View Stoneware Beer Mugs Slainte Price $30.00 Add to Cart Quick View Stoneware Mugs with Highland Cow Price $29.00 Add to Cart Quick View Stoneware Mugs with Scotland Thistle Price $29.00 Out of Stock Quick View Stoneware Mugs with Stag Price $29.00 Add to Cart Quick View Scottish Tablet Bars Price $8.50 Add to Cart Quick View Scottie and Westie Charm Keyring Price $7.95 Add to Cart Quick View Scottish Icon Trio Magnet Price $6.00 Add to Cart Quick View Scottish Dogs Magnet Price $6.00 Add to Cart Quick View Scotland Crossflags Magnet Price $6.00 Add to Cart Load More Back to Top

Celtic Thunder Harris Tweed page. Shop Celtic Thunder's Harris Tweed Hats, Bags, Purses and Flasks. Also Moon Tweed Bags and Purses. Back Harris Tweed and Moon Bags and Purses Harris Tweed Harris Tweed Filter by Category All Harris Tweed Hats & Caps Harris Tweed Purses Harris Tweed Bags Harris Tweed Accessories Sort by Quick View Harris Tweed Beauly Shoulder Bag Price $165.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Bannock Round Bag Price $110.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Fiddich Small Handbags Price $139.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Calder Satchel Bag Price $140.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Buchan Round Mini Handbag Regular Price $110.00 Sale Price $90.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Strathy Wallet Shoulder Bag Price $110.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Bervie Mini Satchels Price $110.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Keltie Mini Totes Price $110.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Berneray Medium Zip Pouch in Various Colours Price $45.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Eriskay Small Zip Pouches Price $35.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed County Cap in Blue with Turquoise Overcheck Price $85.00 Size Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed County Cap in Grey and Black Tartan Price $85.00 Size Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed County Cap MacLeod Tartan Price $85.00 Size Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Arran Phone Wallets Price $35.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed and Leather Diane Purse Price $105.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed and Leather Jessica Square Bag Price $230.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Bowmont Messenger Bag Price $210.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Esk Overnight Bags in Various Colours Price $235.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Clyde Weekend Bag Price $305.00 No Stock Quick View Children's Harris Tweed Patch Cap Price $49.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Jura Short Wallets Price $49.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Rhum Clasp Purse Price $40.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Hip Flasks Various Colours Price $40.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Ladies Harris Tweed Caps in Assorted Colours Price $85.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Patch Cap Price $95.00 Size Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Tay Travel Bag Price $135.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Naver Backpacks Various Colours Price $199.00 Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Eigg Clasp Purses Various Colours Price $35.00 Colour Add to Cart Quick View Harris Tweed Hip Flask Gift Sets Price $50.00 No Stock Quick View Harris Tweed County Cap Brown Check Price $85.00 Size Add to Cart Load More Moon Bags and Purses Moon Bags and Purses Quick View Moon Greta Square Handbag Regular Price $149.00 Sale Price $120.00 Add to Cart Quick View Moon Belby Short Wallet Purse Regular Price $49.00 Sale Price $40.00 Add to Cart Quick View Moon Fordon Long Zip Purse Regular Price $47.00 Sale Price $40.00 Add to Cart Quick View Moon Ellen Mini Bag Regular Price $110.00 Sale Price $90.00 Add to Cart Quick View Moon Derwent Handbag Regular Price $155.00 Sale Price $130.00 Add to Cart

Celtic Thunder contact page. Contact Celtic Thunder in Coffs Harbour here. CONTACT US Submit Thanks for submitting! CELTIC THUNDER A.B.N 18 965 701 136 PO Box 4355 Coffs Harbour Jetty, NSW, 2450 Email: celticthunder@southernphone.com.au Ray & Lyn Phone: 02 66513399 Ray's Mobile: 0438 257 954

Informaton and links to Highland Gatherings, Celtic Festivals & Scottish Festivals in Australia. The Celtic Thunder Shop is at most. GATHERINGS & FESTIVALS WYNNUM HIGHLAND GATHERING Get ready for an unforgettable day at the first Highland Gathering for many years in Wynnum! Bring your friends and family to dive into an exciting afternoon of Scottish culture, and then keep the party going with a fantastic Ceilidh at the Wynnum RSL Club! Experience the thrill of the first pipe band competition in the Wynnum-Manly area in years, browse through vibrant stalls filled with unique goods and crafts, indulge in delicious food options, and enjoy a licensed bar to keep the good vibes flowing! Join us for this spectacular celebration of music and community spirit—it's going to be amazing! When: Sunday 8th March 2026. Where: Wynnum-Manly Juniors Rugby League Football Club - 57 Stradbroke Ave, Wynnum QLD 4178. Facebook: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61568354680118 MELBOURNE HIGHLAND GAMES & CELTIC FESTIVAL Join us at the Melbourne Highland Games & Celtic Festival, an annual celebration of Scotland's rich traditions and heritage since 1967. Experience the vibrant Celtic culture through music, dance, and kinship, featuring thrilling Pipe Bands, Highland and Country dance performances, and engaging Clan stalls. Don't miss the opportunity to visit Ray and Lyn at the Celtic Thunder Shop, where you can find unique treasures that celebrate this cherished heritage. Come together with the community and immerse yourself in a day filled with joy, culture, and connection! When: Sunday 29th March 2026. Where: Eastfield Park, Croydon, Melbourne, Victoria 3000. Facebook: facebook.com/MelbourneHighlandGames Website: melbournehighlandgames.org.au MACLEAN HIGHLAND GATHERING Join us at the popular Maclean Highland Gathering, taking place annually over the Easter weekend! Experience the vibrant atmosphere filled with Highland Dancing, thrilling Pipe Band Competitions, and unique Celtic Stalls. Witness the excitement of the Highland Games, featuring caber tossing, log wrestling, put, and more, with events for Men, Ladies, Boys, and Girls. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Celtic Thunder shop, available all weekend long! When: Friday 3rd - Saturday 4th April 2026. Easter weekend. Where: Maclean Showgrounds, 12 Cameron St. Maclean NSW. Website: www.macleanhighlandgathering.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/lowerclarencescottishassociation BERRY CELTIC FESTIVAL Join us for annual Berry Celtic Festival, where the excitement begins with the vibrant Grand Street Parade through Berry's main streets! The celebration culminates at the Showground, where our “Host of the Day” welcomes you to a day filled with captivating entertainment. Enjoy thrilling Pipe Band displays, delightful Celtic music performances, and engaging Medieval re-enactments including jousting. Explore Clan stalls, meet Celtic traders, and savour delicious offerings from our food vendors! When: Saturday 23rd May 2026. Where: Berry Showground, 35 Alexandra St. Berry NSW. Website: www.berryrotary.org.au/celtic-festival CLYDESDALE SPECTACULAR Join us for the Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular, a thrilling weekend filled with fun for the whole family! Experience the majesty of Clydesdales and heavy horses, marvel at working dogs, and enjoy captivating pipe band performances. Don't miss the exciting caber toss, blacksmith demonstrations, and carriage rides. Plus, explore the Celtic Thunder shop and witness the Qld Whip Cracking Championships—there's something for everyone! When: Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th of June 2026. Where: Beaudesert Showground, Albert St, Beaudesert QLD 4285. Website: clydesdalespectacular.com.au Facebook: facebook.com/clydiespectacular ABERDEEN HIGHLAND GAMES Join us for an unforgettable day filled with excitement and tradition at the Aberdeen Highland Games! The festivities kick off with a vibrant parade Pipe bands, clans, and more, leading into the Massed Band Salute and Chieftain's. Experience the energy of Highland and Country Dancing, exhilarating Pipe Band displays, and Strong Man events with the Tartan Warriors. Don't miss the tug-of-war, egg tosses, three-legged races, and the much-loved Kilted Dash, all while exploring shops offering Scottish goods, delicious food, and refreshing drinks, including the Celtic Thunder shop on site! When: Saturday 4th July 2026. Where: Jefferson Park, New England Hwy Aberdeen NSW. Website: www.aberdeenhighlandgames.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/aberdeenhighlandgames SCOTS IN THE BUSH Join the Scottish community for a vibrant day of celebration honouring the remarkable contributions of the Scottish people in shaping Australia. Experience thrilling entertainment featuring traditional Pipe Band displays, captivating Highland dancers, and the enchanting sounds of Celtic music from the Moreton Celtic Fiddle Club. Enjoy a lively performers parade, a heartfelt call to the Clans, and a dazzling tartan parade that showcases the rich heritage of Scotland. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a day filled with culture, community, and celebration! When: Thursday 13th - Sunday 17th August 2025. Where: Boondooma Homestead 8262 Mundubbera-Durong Rd Boondooma QLD. Website: boondoomahomestead.org.au/scots-in-the-bush CANBERRA BURNS CLUB HIGHLAND GATHERING Join us for a fantastic family-friendly event packed with activities for everyone! Experience the excitement of the ACT Pipe Band Championships, enjoy massed bands, and cheer on competitors in the highland dancing competition. Don't miss the Tartan Warriors and participate in the kilted dash! With a kids zone full of fun activities, delicious Scottish food stalls, and the Celtic Thunder shop,’s something for everyone to! When: Saturday 10th October 2026. Where: Kambah District Playing Fields, off Kett street in front of the Canberra Burns Club. Website: www.canberragathering.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/canberrahighlandgathering WAUCHOPE HIGHLAND GATHERING Join us for an unforgettable Scottish day out filled with excitement and culture! Experience the vibrant sounds of Pipe Bands, the grace of Highland Dancers, and the thrill of a Quintet Competition. Enjoy the spectacle of Massed Bands and Highland Games, while savoring delicious treats from food vendors and unique offerings from traditional artisans and Celtic stalls. Don't miss the chance to visit the Celtic Thunder shop for some fantastic merchandise! When: Saturday 7th November 2026. Where: Wauchope Showground, 93a High St Wauchope NSW 2446. Facebook: www.facebook.com/PMWRSLPipeBand HAYLAND GATHERING Come join the Scottish community for the inaugural Hayland Gathering on Saturday, March 11th, in the charming town of Hay, South Wales! Kick off the festivities with an exciting street march, followed by a day filled with entertainment, including children's activities, Pipe Band displays, athletic competitions, and the Riverina Highland Dancing Titles. Don't miss the thrilling Highland Muscle Heavy Event competition, and cap off the evening with a lively Ceilidh and a dazzling fireworks display. Come celebrate with the Scottish community and make unforgettable memories! When: Saturday 12th April 2025. From 10am. Where: Hay Oval, Morgan St, Hay, NSW. Facebook: www.facebook.com/haylandgathering BUNDANOON IS BRIGADOON Join us for the ultimate family-friendly day out at the Bundanoon Highland Gathering, where there's something for everyone! The festivities kick off with a vibrant street parade at 9:30 AM, followed by an exciting mass band display and an official opening ceremony. Enjoy traditional Scottish country and highland dancing, thrilling highland games, and a stunning highland cattle display. Don't miss out on musicians, captivating performers, and the chance to explore a variety of Celtic traders, including the Celtic Thunder shop! When: Saturday 18th April 2026. Where: Bundanoon Oval, 70 Erith St. Bundanoon NSW. Website: www.brigadoon.org.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/Brigadoon1978 THE AUSTRALIAN CELTIC FESTIVAL Join us for the Australian Celtic Festival, a vibrant celebration held from Thursday to Sunday, with the main events taking place at the iconic Australian Standing Stones starting Friday night. Experience the rich culture of the Celts through music, poetry, dance, and competitions, including a thrilling strongman event and a lively street parade. Enjoy the Kirking of the Tartan ceremony, massed pipe, and a variety of children's entertainment and boutique stalls. Don’t miss the Celtic Thunder shop, open all weekend, as we honour 2025 as the Year of Brittany, Cornwall, and Wales! When: Friday 1st - Sunday 3rd May 2026. Where: The Australian Standing Stones, Centennial Parklands, Watsons Dr. Glen Innes NSW. Website: www.australiancelticfestival.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/AustralianCelticFestival BONNIE WINGHAM SCOTTISH FESTIVAL Join us for a fun-filled family day out at the Massed Bands Parade at the Bonnie Wingham Scottish Festival! Enjoy the vibrant opening ceremony, captivating pipe band displays, and mesmerizing highland dancers. Experience the excitement of the highland games and the thrilling performances by the Highland Rose Jacobite Re-enactment Group. Don't miss the chance to see the Best Dressed Dog with a Scottish theme, explore delicious food options, and visit our Celtic Traders and Clan stalls. Plus, catch an exclusive interview with Chieftain Ray Robertson around mid-morning, and shop for unique items at the Celtic Thunder shop! When: Saturday 26th September 2026. Where: Central Park, Wingham, NSW. Website: www.bonniewingham.com TOWNSVILLE TARTAN WEEKEND It's an International event that celebrates the lifting of the English ban that prevented the wearing of tartan from 1746 to 1782. The day opens with the massed pipe bands marching through Flinders Street at 9.00am where there will be a Kirkin' of the Tartans. Then enjoy Scottish entertainment and stalls at Cotters Market before the street parade in Flinders Street at 10.30. Saturday is 'Scots in the Park ' at Corcoran Park on Queens Road. It includes the Townville Scottish Heavy Games, Pipe Bands, and Clan and Scottish stalls at Cotters Market. When: Friday 20 - Sunday 22 June 2025. Where: 340 Flinders Mall, Townsville City QLD 4810. Info: Marie Gibson 0413 456 542 Facebook: www.facebook.com/Townsvillescots HUNTER VALLEY HIGHLAND GAMES Join us at the Saltire Estate for our annual games, featuring the prestigious National Highlander Championships! The day kicks off with an exciting parade of Pipe Bands highland dancers, setting the stage for a celebration of culture and tradition. Enjoy a of performances, including Country and Highland Dancing, along with a thrilling historical re-enactment the Jacobite era. With family-friendly activities, gourmet food trucks, and an array of Celtic and market stalls, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Don't miss the chance to visit the Celtic Thunder shop for unique treasures. When: Saturday 22nd August 2026. Where: Saltire Estate 113 Wilderness Road, Lovedale, NSW, 2325. Website: www.huntervalleyhighlandgames.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/hvhighlandgames Instagram: www.instagram.com/hvhighlandgames CLANS ON THE COAST CELTIC FESTIVAL Join us for a vibrant celebration of Scottish heritage, showcasing the rich cultural contributions of Scottish and Celtic settlers to Australia! Enjoy a day filled with excitement as we host the East Coast Heavy Events Championships, featuring thrilling competitions. Immerse yourself in captivating entertainment, including Pipe Band displays, Highland and Irish dancers, Celtic music, and much more, with engaging performances from the Fields of Ashnoor Medieval Larp Display, Swordcraft Newcastle, and the Highland Rose Jacobite Living History Group. Don't miss this unforgettable experience that honors our shared history and culture! When: 8.30am - 4.30pm Saturday 21st September 2024. Where: Lakeside Sports Complex, 13 Leisure Way, Raymond Terrace, New South Wales 2324, Australia. Website: www.clansonthecoast.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/ClansOnTheCoast CELTICFEST WARWICK Join us for an unforgettable weekend at CelticFest! Experience the thrill of Highland Strong Man Games, enjoy mesmerizing Irish and Highland Dancing, and be captivated by the Pipe Band Competition and Massed Pipe Bands. Explore our vibrant Celtic Markets, meet various Clans, and witness exciting Medieval re-enactments. Don’t miss out—visit CelticFest Warwick for all the details and stop by the Celtic Thunder shop throughout the weekend! When: Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th October 2025. Where: Warwick Showgrounds, 18 Kingsford St, Warwick QLD. Facebook: www.facebook.com/CelticFestWarwick Website: www.celticfestqld.com.au DAYLESFORD HIGHLAND GATHERING Join us for a delightful Gathering featuring a vibrant Street March along the Main Street of Daylesford followed by a full day of exhilarating Drumming, Piping, and Dancing at the beautiful Victoria Park, located at the southern entrance of Daylesford. As the day winds down, prepare to be amazed by the spectacular Massed Bands performance. Don't forget to visit the Celtic Thunder shop, which will be on-site for all your merchandise needs! When: Saturday 5th December 2026. Where: Main Street/Victoria Park Daylesford VIC. Website: www.daylesfordhighland.com Facebook: facebook.com/DaylesfordHighlandGathering

Information on Celtic Symbols, some of which are found in our jewellery pieces. You will find some of these Celtic symbols amongst our jewellery pieces The Celts were tribes of people who expanded westward across Europe from roughly 700 BCE. They were a warrior culture with exceptionally good design and craftsmanship skills. The influence of Celts and their Celtic artwork can be seen throughout Europe during the pre-Roman times. During the La Tene period from ca. 450 BCE to 1 BCE, Celtic artwork flourished. The patterns they created were often inspired by nature and featured geometric patterns, spirals and triskeles. Celtic Insular art (or Hiberno-Saxon art) is from the post-Roman era and refers to the artwork produced in Ireland and Britain. These artworks commonly feature interlace patterns, which is a typical pattern that many people associate with "Celtic Art". This style of Celtic art reached its artistic peak in Ireland during the 7th-9th centuries and declined once the Viking raids started to take place. It is thought to have extended to about the 12th century in Ireland. Intricate interlace patterns are seen in the Book of Kells, the best example of a manuscript from this time. Celtic Cross The Celtic cross symbolizes the harmony of the four elements, four seasons and four sides of the world. The circle represents the spiritual world which created sacred space. The lower part of the cross is always expanding, showing the growing human needs. It is believed that this symbol will save a person bearing it from the influence of dark forces and give him wisdom. One interpretation is that the four ‘arms’ represent the four cardinal directions of the earth (north, south, east, and west). Another is that it represents the four elements: Earth, fire, water and air. The four quadrants may also represent the four seasons of the year or the four stages of the day: morning, midday, evening and midnight. Most early references to Celtic Crosses come from the time in which Celts began to convert to Christianity. Thistle Best known as the national symbol of Scotland, it is seen to represent nobility and graciousness. To some, it is a flower, while others call it a weed. Its touch is prickly, and it can survive where other plants can’t. Not surprisingly, such a controversial plant has contrasting symbolism. In Celtic countries, the associations are positive, and the flower symbolises resilience, strength, determination, protection and pride. According to legend, a group of sleeping Scot soldiers escaped an ambush by an invading Norse army, when one of their attackers stepped bare foot on a thistle. His agonized scream woke up the sleeping Scot soldiers, who went on to defeat the Norse intruders. They then chose the thistle as their emblem to represent themselves as a country. The flower’s purple colours represent royalty. In Victorian England, the thistle signified pain, aggression and intrusion. Receiving a bouquet with thistles would have been interpreted as a warning against meddling in other peoples’ business. During the Victorian era in England, the thistle was a symbol of suffering, hostility, and encroachment. Triquetra—Trinity Knot The Triquetra, known as the trinity knot, is one of the most popular Celtic symbols. Composed of three equal interlaced arcs with a never-ending unbroken line, representing equality, eternity & unity. The concept of three was the foundation of divine belief, encompassing the maiden, mother and crone, representing the life cycle. The Maiden: represents a young girl symbolizing youth, pleasure, innocence, and new beginnings. The Mother: represents the middle of a woman's life as she cares for others, symbolising love, fertility, maturity. The Crone: focuses on the wisdom learned from a long life. The triquetra has also been used to signify other meanings, such as: - birth, death, rebirth (the cycle of life) - earth, air, water (the 3 fundamental elements) - past, present, future (passage of time) - father, mother, child (family) Celtic Harp The Irish Harp is one of the world’s oldest instruments. The Ancient Irish Kings employed Harpists to entertain them. At one point in Irish History conquering invaders made it illegal to posses an Irish Harp in Ireland in an attempt to kill the “Irish spirit”. Today it is the national emblem of Ireland. Triskelion - triple spiral The Triskele symbol, otherwise known as the Triskelion, is a trilateral symbol consisting of three interlocked spirals. In Celtic culture, it is a common idea that everything important in life comes in threes. The way the three arms of the symbol are positioned is said to represent motion, as they appear to be moving outwards from the centre. The interwoven spirals act as conduits, conveying the eternal flow of energy. As is with cycles of life and progress. One meaning is the unity of the Earth, Water, and Fire, and their interconnectedness. Triskeles evoke the Celtic interpretation of the three realms of material existence: earth, water, and sky (and all their interconnections). The symbol is also thought to represent the three worlds: spiritual, physical, and celestial. Other Trinity connections associated with the triskele are life-death-rebirth, past-present-future, earth-water-sky, and creation-protection-destruction. Each one deals with some aspect of personal growth, human development, and spiritual progress. Shamrock Shamrocks have always been good luck charms in Celtic lore. It is the national flower of Ireland even though it isn't exactly a flower. The shamrock is believed to have been an important Druid symbol. Druids are said to have felt that the three heart-shaped leaves represented the triad. The triad also represents ideals like faith, love, and hope. The plant is reputed to have mystic or prophetic powers as the leaves are said to stand upright to warn of an approaching storm. The Celts call the Shamrock “little clover.” They believed the number 3 to be sacred, such as the Mother, Maiden and Crone representing the lifecycle. According to legend, It is said that St Patrick picked a shamrock from the ground in Ireland in order to prove the existence of The Son, The Father and The Holy Ghost. St Patrick used the trefoil leaves to explain the unity of the Holy Trinity – three parts yet one whole – to the pagans during his Christian teachings. Celtic Spiral The best-known Celtic motif dating back to the 5000 year old tomb complex at Newgrange. Originally symbolized the Eternal Cycle of Life, Death & Rebirth. The spiral has come to represent the Great Goddess and her threefold manifestation of virgin, mother and crone. The meaning behind the anti-clockwise spiral is sometimes interpreted as the passage from the inner to the outer self. An anti-clockwise spiral is thought to symbolize the passage from the inner self to the outer soul. This Celtic single spiral is thought to show the development, or growth of a person over time and maybe connected with cosmic energy. Celtic Love Knot This design looks like two hearts interlocked by the intertwining lines of Celtic knots. The infinite intertwined knots symbolises the everlasting love between two people. The Celts have been using this as an emblem to celebrate their love from around 2500 BCE. It is also known as the Anam Cara Knot, meaning soul friend which derives from the Irish language, a famous expression even used by St. Brigid of Kildare. It is believed that the Celts exchanged these knots in the same way that people do today with rings. The unbroken lines with no beginning and no end represent eternity, much like a married couple’s love. Celtic Knot Celtic knot designs are inspired by the ancient Celtic and Pictish Peoples, dating back to around the 7th century. Celtic interwoven knot consists of a single thread of complete loops with no start or finish. This thread symbolizes how life and eternity are interconnected, just like the path of life along which, as in a labyrinth, a person passes through, from start point, and eventually ends up where they began. The eternal knot symbolises the continuity of life which has no beginning and no end and the interconnection of all things. Celtic knots represent eternity, whether this means loyalty, faith, friendship or love. The Claddagh The Claddagh symbol originated in County Galway in the little fishing village Claddagh, where the design was invented by Richard Joyce. He became a master goldsmith during his years as a slave in the West Indies and shaped a unique ring for the woman he was meant to marry the same week he was captured. Two hands cradling a crowned heart, the heart for love, the hands for friendship and the crown for loyalty. The design represented the wish that love and friendship should reign supreme. He was released after 8 years and returned Claddagh rings are widely exchanged as a symbol of loyalty and unity. Today it is commonly accepted that the joining hands, heart and crown represent a lasting bond of friendship, love and loyalty. Wearing a Claddagh ring on the right hand with the heart facing out signifies the wearer is unattached and searching for love, the heart facing in would indicate the wearer's heart is unavailable and may be in a relationship. Worn on the left hand, the wearer's heart is promised forever, with the heart facing in it's denoting marriage, and heart facing out will show the wearer is engaged to be married. St. Brigid's Cross Next to St. Patrick, St Brigid is one of the most revered saint in all of Ireland, she was important in spreading Christianity in Ireland. She was born near Dundalk in 453ad. Little is known of the history of the St Brigids cross however legend suggests when St Brigids pagan father was ill, she was sat with him on his deathbed and wove a cross from rushes. The cross was presented it to him and when her father saw the cross he repented and asked to be baptised.The St Brigid cross is one of the less well known Irish symbols, it symbolises the beginning of Spring which officially in Ireland is the 1st of February. These crosses are traditionally hung by on on doors and are said to protect houses from Fire and Evil quite ironically the crosses are normally made from rushes, perhaps not the most fireproof material! Tree of Life The intricately interwoven branches and roots of the Celtic Tree of Life form a strong and earthy Celtic symbol that’s often associated with the Druids. While the branches reach for the sky, the roots permeate the earth. For the ancient Celts, the Tree of Life symbolizes balance and harmony. This symbol meant the unity of the three worlds: underworld, life on earth, and in heaven. Known in Irish as ‘Crann Bethadh’ (Crown Bett-ah), this Celtic symbol represents the belief of the close association between heaven and earth. The Celts believed that the trees were the spirits of their ancestors, providing a link between their earthly life and the next. The Celtic Tree of Life symbol represents strength, longevity and wisdom, all of which were attributes that the Celts revered. The Celtic tree of life symbol also shows the link between every root below the ground and every branch above. Dara Knot Another of the better-known Celtic symbols is the Dara Celtic Knot. This symbol boasts an interwoven design and a name that comes from the Irish word ‘Doire’ which means “oak tree”. The Dara Knot is derived from this word and the symbol represents the root system of an ancient oak. Like other Celtic knot symbols, the Dara Knot is made up of intertwined lines with no beginning or end. Celts and Druids revered nature, particularly ancient oak trees, and considered them sacred. They saw the oak tree as a symbol of strength, power, wisdom, and endurance. When times were difficult, the Celts would go to the symbol to provide them the fortitude and inner insight necessary to get through the ordeal. Triquetra with inner circle Christians took the concept of the three interlocking shapes of the Celtic Trinity Knot and repurposed it to signify the holy trinity: the father, the son, and the holy spirit. The never-ending loops themselves are said to reference the concept of infinity which is why the inner circle was later added to the symbol. The circle that is interlaced with the triquetra represents the bond between the three elements. Triple Moon/Goddess Symbol The Triple Moon Symbol is used to represent the Goddess. It shows different portions of the lunar cycle, with the moon in three phases – waxing, full and waning. First, there is a crescent moon that is in a growing/waxing phase. In the centre comes a circle representing the full moon, and finally, there is a crescent denoting the diminishing/waning moon. The waxing moon stands for the Maiden, symbolising purity, youth, new life, beginnings, rejuvenation, excitement, enchantment, and expansion. The full moon represents the Mother, symbolising fulfilment, fertility, ripeness, potency, compassion, giving, caring, nurturing, protection and power. The waning moon represents the Crone and stands for repose, maturity, wisdom, experience, knowledge, understanding, completion, death and rebirth. In its entirety, the symbol is believed to signify the eternal cycle of birth, life, and rebirth. Triple Moon symbol Triple Crescent Moon The triple crescent moon is a symbol of the goddess in the Wiccan religion. The goddess is the opposite divine cosmic force to the Horned God. The symbol represents the three stages of womanhood – mother, maiden, and crone. The triple crescent moon has also been linked to the Fates. The Fates control the fate of gods and mankind. The Triple Crescent Moon is three crescent moons interlinked. The three moons have different meanings. Wiccan’s believe they represent the three stages of womanhood. Celtic symbolism believes they represent the three Fates – birth, life, and death. Pentagram The Pentagram symbol, composed of five, straight lines to form a star, harks back to 3000 BC in Mesopotamia. Through the centuries, this five-pointed star has been used by several religions: the Hebrews used the symbol to represent the Truth and the five books of the Pentateuch; the Druids referred to the pentagram as the Godhead and the Christians said that the five points represented Christ’s five wounds. Five has always been considered a magical number: we have five fingers and toes on each extremity; we have five common senses; we have five initiations in our lives (birth, adolescence, coitus, parenthood, and death). The pentagram also contains the golden mean or ratio: a symbol of beauty and perfection. As such, it is believed to be a powerful symbol for protection against evil or conflicts. It can also be used to promote good and beautiful energy in a person or environment. Pentacle The Pentacle is an encircled Pentagram. A Pentagram is an ancient spiritual symbol shaped as a five-pointed star with one point aligned upwards. It is considered to be representative of the five elements from which man is made, namely fire, air, water, earth and spirit. It is viewed as a symbol of life, love, light, unity, wholeness, and quest for divine knowledge. The Pentacle has always been associated with divine protective powers and was used for protection from the evil forces, demons, etc. In the present times, the Pentacle and the Pentagram are much-respected symbols used by the neo-Pagans and Wiccans. Celtic Shield Knot The Shield knot is the Celtic symbol for protection. It’s tight pattern depicts an unbreakable barrier, with a single interwoven thread suggesting endless protection. This Celtic protection symbol was worn into battle on shields and armour, giving the Celts a fighting spirit. Larger ones would be placed on battlefields to demonstrate strength and protection in an attempt to ward off enemies. It is widely believed that Shield Knots were given to sick friends and relatives to ward off evil spirits, and hung in homes to protect against evil. Celtic Sailors Knot This design features two intertwined ropes with four points and is said to have been created by sailors during their long voyages as a means of remembering their loved ones. The sailors knot is believed to be thousands of years old. The Celts also took to the sea and it was common for these sailors to stay at sea for many months on end. They would then give these knots to their loves ones upon returning home. Women often wore these as bracelets, belts, or hair decorations. It is one of the simplest knots to make, but it is also one of the strongest and most durable. It is a bond that cannot be broken. The Sailor’s knot symbolises friendship, affection, harmony and lasting love. Spiral Goddess Representing the divine feminine power, fertility, and the cyclical nature of life. It's a tribute to the strength, creativity, and sacred essence of women throughout history. Shown on the Goddess womb and sacral chakra is the spiral, a common Celtic symbol that is related to life and growth, evolution and expansion. The spiritual meaning of the spiral is interconnected and stemming from the source of all creation. Her raised arms signify that the Goddess invokes the power of the spiral within her to bring life. The Goddess is the origin of everything, she is the beginning but also the end, She is the one who gave birth to the universe and the one who can destroy everything for its regeneration. Sometimes the spiral goddess symbol is depicted alongside the crescent moons of the Triple Moon/Goddess symbol , representing the cycles of life and the three aspects of the Goddess: Maiden, Mother and Crone.

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Discover the vibrant world of Celtic music and dance in Australia! Explore bands, traditions, and events that bring Celtic music and dance to life! Image by the Celtic Nations Magazine Celtic Music in Australia Welcome to our celebration of Celtic music in Australia! Here, you'll discover the rich heritage of this folk genre, which has its roots in Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. With distinctive sounds and lyrics created by talented singers and traditional instruments like the fiddle, Celtic harp, and uilleann pipes, Celtic music has found a vibrant community in Australia. Celtic bands today are infusing their traditional roots with contemporary sounds, resulting in vibrant music that will have you tapping your feet in no time. These modern interpretations breathe new life into classic tunes, making them accessible and enjoyable for a diverse audience. Whether at a lively festival or a cozy pub the energy of these bands is infectious, inviting everyone to join in the celebration of rhythm and melody. Experience magic of modern Celtic music and let it elevate your spirit! Explore our list of talented Celtic music groups, and if you represent a band that isn't listed, please reach out to us , and we’ll be happy to add you! AUSTRALIAN WELSH MALE CHOIR The AWMC, is a distinguished choir comprising approximately 50 dedicated members honouring the esteemed tradition of Welsh male choirs. They perform in four-part harmony, a diverse repertoire primarily in Welsh and English. Their collective passion for music fosters a strong sense of camaraderie, creating an enriching environment that emphasizes both artistry and fellowship. Experience their profound music through one of their events. Website: www.awmc.org.au CLAYMORE Claymore, Melbourne's premier Celtic rock band known for their electrifying performances that captivate audiences at local and international festivals. Blending traditional Scottish and Irish tunes with their own modern compositions, they embody the essence of new age Folk Music. Their unique sound features an eclectic mix of instruments, including guitar, mandolin, fiddle, military snare, highland bagpipes, and even a didgeridoo. Don't miss the chance to see them live at an event near you or grab one of their albums to enjoy their music anytime! Website: www.claymore.org SYDNEY WELSH CHOIR The Sydney Welsh Choir has around 30 passionate members from across the greater Sydney area. They share their love for singing in some of the most prestigious performance venues both locally and internationally. Since their founding in 1990, they've proudly made six tours to Wales and various parts of Europe, as well performing throughout NSW and beyond. Join them for rehearsals every Wednesday evening at the West Ryde Community Centre Hall – they warmly welcome new singers of all voice types! Website: sydneywelshchoir.com VICTORIA WELSH CHOIR The Victoria Welsh Choir, the most authentically Welsh men's choir in Australia! With a commitment to preserving their rich heritage, they proudly sing at least 25% of our repertoire in Welsh, guided by talented Musical Director, Faleiry Koczkar OAM, a native Welsh speaker. Since their founding in 1980 by passionate Welshmen, they've shared the joy of music at various events including the Welsh National Eisteddfod and Cymanfa Ganu Hymn Festivals. They continue to bring hwyl and harmony to audiences in Melbourne, Victoria, and beyond! Website: vicwelshmenschoir.com.au HIGHLANDER Highlander is a renowned Scottish Celtic Rock band hailing from Newcastle, Australia. With years of experience performing both as band and in Celtic rock shows, they have headlined numerous Celtic and Folk festivals. Their unique sound blends pipes, whistles, fiddles, guitars, drums, and captivating vocals, creating an unforgettable live performance that resonates with audiences of all ages. Catch them at an event or purchase their albums to enjoy their music anytime! Website: highlandercelticrockbandaustralia.com.au STRING LOADED String Loaded is a multi-award winning Irish and Celtic fiddle band hailing from Newcastle, Australia! Led by the dynamic fiddle-playing sisters Gabi and Liv, their talented ensemble also includes Ray on guitar and Jen on bodhran, who brings the stories behind our tunes to life. With a decade of experience performing around the globe, their passion and energy shine through in every live show, showcasing their authentic and professional sound. Experience the excitement of their award-winning albums and electrifying performances! Website: stringloaded.com.au