Tickets are selling FAST! We do expect tickets to be available at the door the evening of March 21st.  Adults will be $45 and Caltech students/Youth will be $10. CASH or CHECK ONLY.  PFMS is not currently set up to accept any electronic payment methods.

We’ll be at a new venue – Westminster Presbyterian Church on N. Lake Ave. General questions are answered in our FAQ. Parking information is available here.

Want advanced tickets? Click here! Including fees, adult tickets are $44.52; Caltech students and youth through high school are $12.51.

You’ll be able to enter the church once the sound check is complete. Prior to that please stop by our refreshment table and also speak to representatives from Altadena Musicians.

Altadena Musicians restores the inspiring power of music to those impacted by natural disasters. Any donations offered (including at our refreshment table) will go to them to help restore the livelihoods of musicians affected by the Eaton fire through replacement of instruments and equipment.

Enjoy another side of Irish Culture with the Art of Patrick Graham at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Pasadena. Cited by art historians, critics, and legions of artists as Ireland’s foremost contemporary artist, Patrick Graham’s distinctive and impactful works brought Irish art into the 20th- and 21st-Centuries. Notes from Ireland provides a rare opportunity to view the scarce works of an artist who has been honored as a “living national treasure” for forty years through his induction into Aosdána–Ireland’s honorary academy of art, music, and literature. Now through April 18th, learn more about this exhibition here.

Victoria Thomas, writing for Local News Pasadena, has posted a fantastic interview with Lúnasa’s  Kevin Crawford. They discuss the state of Irish music, its popularity in Japan, and a variety of other topics.  You can read “A Celtic Celebration with Irish Band Lúnasa Reels through Pasadena” at this link.