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Breton afternoon on Saturday

  • 01-12-2007 10:30am
    #1
    forbairt
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    Well we always complain there is nothing to do ...

    Well there's a Breton Afternoon on in the Galway City Museum from 12:00 - 16:00 for anyone who is interested.

    Will involve a crepe workshop (which is free)
    Breton Dancing workshop (which is free)
    There are a few musicians over from Lorient
    To actually buy a crepe will cost a eur or two (no idea of prices for those yet)

    [for those of you who don't know Galway is Twinned with Lorient in Brittany / France]

    My wife is breton hence I'll be attending rather than sleeping the morning away :D


Comments

  • #2
    Karl Hungus
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    Is it just today?


  • #3
    MaxFlower
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    Thanks OP. Will most probably take a look!


  • #4
    smackbunnybaby
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    where is galway city museum?


  • #5
    forbairt
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    Sorry guys was gone to it all day so haven't had a chance to respond till now ... and its all over now .. was quite a cool day if I do say so myself. A lot of kids turned up with their parents and got to make their own Crepes. A lot of adults turned up as well.

    Mainly the Bretons who were dancing but a few irish as well.

    Everyone had a go at making the Crepes and Galettes and I think there was quite a nice atmosphere. It was done in two sessions one starting at 12 and another starting around 14:00

    Galway City Museum is down behind the spanish arch.


  • #6
    forbairt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,594 ✭✭✭forbairt


    Karl Hungus wrote: »
    Is it just today?

    Yeah sorry was just today. Sorry for short notice had forgotten about it and I guess there wasn't a lot of advertising done about it. Don't think the weather helped but didn't hurt it that much either as there was a nice turn up

    I'll post again if there are any more events so long as the Mods don't mind (I know its frowned on advertising events). This was a not for profit event. Teas and Coffees were charged for at €1.50 but the crepes were pretty much free as I don't think anyone was charged. So the proceeds from the tea / coffee probably paid for the ingredients for the batter.


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