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| The second annual Celtic Harvest Festival - Sedona
enjoyed great weather on Saturday, September 25th, 2010! Many new
friends were introduced to our Celtic music, stories, dance and culture. We were also joined by lots of familiar faces... |
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Our thanks to our good friends at Sunfellow Productions for producing the festival video. Addtional photos are can be viewed here. Music by Tramor. |
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Welcome (Croeso in Welsh) to our gallery of the first annual Celtic Harvest Festival - Sedona. Saturday, September 19th, 2009 The weather toyed with us
but sprinkles couldn't dampen our fun! |
James the Juggler amazed us! |
A view from the festival. Red Rock country is always beautiful, no matter the weather or the season.
Entertainment
Video by David Sunfellow of Sunfellow Productions. Music by Oceans Apart. Additional photos, videos, and prints are available. |
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  Kids had fun with face painting, creating drums and stories, and performing thanks to our friends at the Sedona Charter School. Additional CHF photographs by Beverly Copen at www.flickr.com/people/bkcopen. |
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Video by David Sunfellow of Sunfellow Productions. Additional photos, videos, and prints are available.
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The Phoenix Irish Step
Dancers
Liz Warren
storyteller, with Oceans Apart
Additional CHF photographs by Keran O'Brien on our Volunteers page. |
 The Phoenix Pipe Band always puts on a rousing show! |
  The Lynx Creek Cloggersbraved
the
weather.
Kyle
Harris
made it sound so sweet (with John Good).
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Celtic Heritage
  The Crofts gave us a glimps of Celtic daily life.
Clan Montgomery
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The UofA's Yavapai County
folks shared their expertise.
Mary Bouley's beautiful harp.
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  On the way to the whisky tasting, the view was stunning. Rick E. Edwards from Glenlivet at the Full Moon Saloon.
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Shopping & Treats
  There were Celtic shoppes and vibrant art galleries. |
  After a bit of shopping at Gryphon Song Creations, tis time for a wee treat from High Sea's Catering. |
  The Happy Magpie presented a dazzling array of jewelry, glassware, and gifts. She does custom etching too! |
  Arizona Kilts' shoppe had everything from kilts to accessories. There were many delicacies at Culinary Creations by Beth.
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  The Kaufman Clark Gallery and Studio Panache's boutiques offered many exquisite objects. |
  classic wooden toys to fire the imagination! (and free!) |
| All photos on this page by Mark Foshee, except where noted. Preevent and volunteer photos are on our Volunteers page. |
Join us in September, 2011
The festival will be bigger and better!
Festival weekend `09, the Red Rock sunset from the Adobe Hacienda patio. Tequa is on the right.
In September 2011 plan a whole weekend!
We have some friends you could stay with.
