CLEVELAND IRISH CULTURAL FESTIVAL
EIN 34-1384047 · Visual Arts (A40)
What they do
CLEVELANDS IRISH CULTURAL FESTIVAL SEEKS to PRESERVE, MEMORIALIZE and DOCUMENT IRISH HISTORY and TRADITIONS -- FROM THE GENTLE STIRRINGS of THE HARP, to THE BOOM and POMP of THE PIPE BANDS; FROM THE SOFT HUSH of OUR LOVE SONGS, to THE THUNDER of CELTIC DANCERS and ROCK BANDS. CLEVELANDS IRISH CULTURAL FESTIVAL is A NON-PROFIT, ANNUAL CIVIC EVENT, BENEFITING LOCAL and NATIONAL CHARITIES WHILE HIGHLIGHTING THE MANY ASPECTS of OUR IRISH CULTURE. COVID-19 HAS FORCED THE FESTIVAL to BE PLACED ON HOLD for THE YEARS 2020 and 2021.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1983
- Location
- 19683 N SAGAMORE RD, FAIRVIEW PARK, OH 44126-0000
- County
- Cuyahoga
- In care of
- JOHN O'BRIEN