It’s an Irish noonartsound this time  . . . and we’ll be treated to readings by Jim Rogers along with insights into the art, the music, and the people of Ireland.  Be sure to join us if you can!

In describing the upcoming November 4th  noonartsound, our presenters Chris and Shelly tell us:  “We all have ideas of what the ancient Celtic lands were like.  We have seen real, ancient objects, such as the Book of Kells and half-pagan, half-Christian jewelry — but how much of this is filtered through the numerous revivals that have occurred over the years?   See how it all fits together.   Irish music, perhaps more than most, adheres to tradition in the form of jigs, reels and waltzes.  And then there’s the Pogues…”

Please plan to join us Tuesday, November 4th at noon in the O’Shaughnessy Room of the O’Shaughnessy-Frey Library.   Our noonartsound presentations are always free and all are welcome!   Bring your lunch if you wish – light dessert will be provided.  Any questions?   Please don’t hesitate to call Julie at 651-962-5014.