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St. Paddy’s Family Fiddle Contra Dance
Saturday, March 21, 2026
- Time
- 7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
- Venue
- Merville Hall , Merville, V0R 2M0
- Price
- various
Saturday, March 21st, try your luck at the green & giddy St. Patrick’s Contra dance at the Big Yellow Merville Hall.
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Fancy Fiddler Paddy O’Furniture & the Funtime Fiddlers will pump out the jigs & reels for all the elves & leprechauns. Just before the dance there’ll be a brief Contra dance workshop at 7pm. Then, at 7:30, the Fiddle band will leap onto the stage & strike up the jigs. In between the called Contra dances, they’ll play waltzes, polkas & swing tunes. So wear a green costume, win a spot dance prize & click your heels, as the luck of the Irish will be with you at this kitchen party! Green music, green beer, green gills & green pickled eggs! It’s $10 to attend, $5 for youth, those 6 & under go free or come as a family for $22.
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Venue
Merville Hall
1245 Fenwick Road
Merville
V0R 2M0
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