Below, you'll find descriptions of our upcoming events. For dates and times, see our calendar.
Rub elbows with fellow Irish folk at our regular social gathering, the KIS Second Saturday.
Join us for our regular eat-&-greet at 3131 Morris Ave. from 3:00 - 5:00 on the second Saturday of every month. We'll have traditional Irish tea, trad & sean-nós music, and good conversation & friendship. Bring a finger food to share. If you haven't been to a KIS event yet, or if you don't know many people and would like to get connected, this is a great way to get started and introduce yourself. We're looking forward to seeing you again. Céad míle fáilte! 100,000 welcomes!
Join us for our regular eat-&-greet at 3131 Morris Ave. from 3:00 - 5:00 on the second Saturday of every month. We'll have traditional Irish tea, trad & sean-nós music, and good conversation & friendship. Bring a finger food to share. If you haven't been to a KIS event yet, or if you don't know many people and would like to get connected, this is a great way to get started and introduce yourself. We're looking forward to seeing you again. Céad míle fáilte! 100,000 welcomes!
Second Saturday: Seisiún Cheoil / Music Session
This coming Saturday, Nov. 9th, we are inviting musicians to attend to play some Irish music! We are inviting all interested to attend, and, if you have an instrument, play along! As always with our Second Saturdays, we'll have community, snacks, and good cheer. So, come out and have a good time!
Tickets are free of charge. They are a means to RSVP.
Time: Between 3-5pm Saturday, Nov. 9th.
Location: Knoxville Public Works Service Center.
3131 Morris Avenue
Knoxville, TN 37921
Beginner Irish ClassTuition: Fee for the class is $20 per semester.
Textbook: The book will be provided through the class after a collection of a $55 fee. Classes are held from 12:30-2:30pm on Sundays at the City of Knoxville's Operations Center, 3131 Morris Ave. Sign up for Irish class emails, check our Facebook page, or contact Chris for more details. The registration has been closed for this year. |
Iománaíocht - HurlingThe ancient Irish sport called the fastest sport on grass.
Knoxville is blessed to have a Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) club, that plays the ancient Gaelic sport called “iománaíocht” or “hurling” - Knoxville GAC. If you're unfamiliar with it, Google and YouTube can tell you all about it. Newcomers are welcome to the club. You can play or just watch what all the craic (good times) is about. Visit their Facebook page. New players need not worry about equipment. |