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The Irish Association of Korea will host a ceili in Seoul on Sept. 25.
The event will be both a showcase for traditional Irish dance and music and a chance for anybody to dance.
A ceili is a traditional Irish dance in which dancers form small groups and dance together with other groups.
The dancing is suitable for all ages and levels and there will be volunteers will be there to help those struggling with their steps.
Organizers also promise displays from two Irish dance troupes with plenty of high kicks.
Two groups will be playing at the event ― Bard, a Korean group who have enjoyed success in competitions in Ireland, and an expat group of Irish music enthusiasts.
The even runs from 1-5 p.m. in front of the D Cube Center near Exit 1 and 2 of Sindorim Station.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The event will be both a showcase for traditional Irish dance and music and a chance for anybody to dance.
A ceili is a traditional Irish dance in which dancers form small groups and dance together with other groups.
The dancing is suitable for all ages and levels and there will be volunteers will be there to help those struggling with their steps.
Organizers also promise displays from two Irish dance troupes with plenty of high kicks.
Two groups will be playing at the event ― Bard, a Korean group who have enjoyed success in competitions in Ireland, and an expat group of Irish music enthusiasts.
The even runs from 1-5 p.m. in front of the D Cube Center near Exit 1 and 2 of Sindorim Station.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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