Gus will be performing 2:30-3:30pm on the Connacht Stage

About Irish Fair (from www.irishfair.com): The Irish Fair of Minnesota is a charitable nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and celebrating Irish culture and our community. Each year we host an Irish Arts Week with a variety of lectures, classes, readings, historical tours and more. Every second weekend of August, we hold a major festival where we invite you to join us for a celebration of all things Irish with music, dance, family activities and good craic! Throughout the year, follow us on social media to learn about other events and opportunities to get your Irish on! Our annual festival is recognized as one of the most family-friendly events in the Twin Cities, one of the largest and most authentic Irish festivals nationwide and an amazingly great time. Come by, listen to the music, watch the dancers, and enjoy a pint or two! All proceeds from our events and other donations are invested in supporting the Irish Fair's mission or in supporting our Irish & Celtic cultural community. Our organization has an executive director, a volunteer board of directors and is primarily volunteer driven and supported by people throughout the state. Please consider joining our volunteer team or donating to our cause.

Dates and Hours: The 2021 Irish Fair of Minnesota will be hosted at Harriet Island Park in downtown St. Paul. This year's dates are: Friday, August 12: 3:00pm-11:00pm Saturday, August 13: 10:00am-11:00pm Sunday, August 14: 10:00am-7:00pm

The Minnesota Renaissance Festival began its journey in September of 1971 on a 22 acre field in Jonathan, MN. More than 25,000 people visited the two weekend grand opening of the festival then named A Celebration of Nature, Art, and Life! That celebration has since grown to be the largest Renaissance Festival in the United States with an annual attendance of 300,000.

This year, the Festival is celebrating its 51st Season! Come and be a part of this long-standing tradition by visiting the festival grounds in Shakopee, MN.

Gus the Bardic Troubadour will be performing sets of Traditional Irish Folk Music each day of the festival and will be found at the following Points of Interest:

10:30 at Celtic Cottage

11:30 at 12:30 at Mad Queen Spirits

1:30 at Celt Cottage (Wine & Wake)

2:30 at Mac's Pub

4:00 at The King's Noble Wine Cellar

The Festival is Open Weekends (Saturday and Sunday) August 20th – October 2nd, 2022 + Labor Day (September 5th) and Fesival Friday (September 30th) 9am to 7pm • Rain or Shine • Free Parking!

The Minnesota Renaissance Festival began its journey in September of 1971 on a 22 acre field in Jonathan, MN. More than 25,000 people visited the two weekend grand opening of the festival then named A Celebration of Nature, Art, and Life! That celebration has since grown to be the largest Renaissance Festival in the United States with an annual attendance of 300,000.

This year, the Festival is celebrating its 51st Season! Come and be a part of this long-standing tradition by visiting the festival grounds in Shakopee, MN.

Gus the Bardic Troubadour will be performing sets of Traditional Irish Folk Music each day of the festival and will be found at the following Points of Interest:

10:30 at Celtic Cottage

11:30 at 12:30 at Mad Queen Spirits

1:30 at Celt Cottage (Wine & Wake)

2:30 at Mac's Pub

4:00 at The King's Noble Wine Cellar

The Festival is Open Weekends (Saturday and Sunday) August 20th – October 2nd, 2022 + Labor Day (September 5th) and Fesival Friday (September 30th) 9am to 7pm • Rain or Shine • Free Parking!

The Minnesota Renaissance Festival began its journey in September of 1971 on a 22 acre field in Jonathan, MN. More than 25,000 people visited the two weekend grand opening of the festival then named A Celebration of Nature, Art, and Life! That celebration has since grown to be the largest Renaissance Festival in the United States with an annual attendance of 300,000.

This year, the Festival is celebrating its 51st Season! Come and be a part of this long-standing tradition by visiting the festival grounds in Shakopee, MN.

Gus the Bardic Troubadour will be performing sets of Traditional Irish Folk Music each day of the festival and will be found at the following Points of Interest:

10:30 at Celtic Cottage

11:30 at 12:30 at Mad Queen Spirits

1:30 at Celt Cottage (Wine & Wake)

2:30 at Mac's Pub

4:00 at The King's Noble Wine Cellar

The Festival is Open Weekends (Saturday and Sunday) August 20th – October 2nd, 2022 + Labor Day (September 5th) and Fesival Friday (September 30th) 9am to 7pm • Rain or Shine • Free Parking!