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Do the Fairies sing in Manx? Tunes and stories from the Mooinjer Veggey - 2nd March, 2026

Overview

  • Location: Erin Arts Centre, Victoria Square, Port Erin, Isle of Man, IM9 6LD
  • Date: Monday, 2 March 2026
  • Time: Doors open 7.00

The event features a talk by poet and musician Annie Kissack RBV, exploring the intriguing topic of Manx fairy music. Attendees will delve into the folklore, music, and the Manx language, learning about how these stories and tunes have traveled over time. The session promises to include real, live fairy music, providing a unique and enchanting experience. This talk is supported by Culture Vannin as part of the Year of the Manx Language.


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The next in Rushen Heritage Trust's season of talks:

Like stories, music travels down many routes to reach us.
What do we know about Manx fairy music and how do we know it? Who were the fortunate few who ventured out into the wilds to find it and bring it home?
Join poet and musician ANNIE KISSACK RBV in a fascinating miscellany of folklore, music and the Manx language. Featuring some real, live fairy music!
Supported by Culture Vannin as part of Year of the Manx Language

Doors open 7.00pm.
Tickets: £7 (£5 Friends of RHT) available from EAC
www.ticketsource.co.uk/erinartscentre
or Rushen Heritage Centre, Bridson Street, Port Erin & Bridge Bookshop (cash only) in Port Erin.
For further info — rushenht@gmail.com or call 464634.

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