Mid-Armagh Community Network - Macn
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Tuesday: 09:00 - 22:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 22:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 22:00
Friday: 09:00 - 22:00
Saturday: -
Sunday: -
About Mid-Armagh Community Network - Macn
Mid-Armagh Community Network (MACN) is an Ulster-Scots community based organisation based in Markethill, County Armagh. We offer music and dance classes in fiddle, guitar, lambeg & highland dancing. Classes run from September through to June annually.
Mid-Armagh Community Network - Macn Description
Mid-Armagh Community Network (MACN) is an Ulster-Scots community based organisation based in Markethill, County Armagh. We offer music and dance classes in fiddle, guitar, lambeg & highland dancing. Classes run from September through to June annually.
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Our dancers performed the finale at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April 📸 captured brilliantly by the very talented Alan Hopps who we are very grateful to for all his hard work on the night and throughout the year at various functions and events 👏
Rebecca Greer sang Edelweiss from The Sound of Music at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April, accompanied by Anne Lyttle on guitar and senior fiddle members Ella McCullagh, Keith Lyttle, Jason Nicholl, Beatrice Graham, Lee Nicholl, Sarah Fraser, Sharon Richardson and Anna McKew 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Senior fiddlers played a very moving piece from “Schindlers List” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April Performing were: Ella McCullagh, Keith Lyttle, Jason Nicholl, Beatrice Graham, Lee Nicholl, Sarah Fraser, Sharon Richardson and Anna McKew 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
🍿🍿 🎭 🎭 🎭🎭🎭🎭 🍿🍿😂 Group of fiddle students performed a short comedy sketch entitled “MACN at the Movies” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre Armagh on 26th April Well done to them all: Anna McKew, Daniel Porter, Jason Nicholl, Ella McCullagh, Emma Spence and Lee Nicholl 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Dancers perform “Mama Mia” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert, Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
The idea of the “Night at the Movies” for the second half of our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert 2019 was inspired by one of our committee members, David Alexander, who lent us old posters he had from the Olympic Cinema in Markethill. The cinema was situated on Main Street and was run by the grandparents of our chairman, Conrad Clarke. It was opened in 1948 and the name Olympic originated from the fact that the Summer Olympics took place in London that same year. Take a look at a few of the posters. See if you can recognise any of the films or stars of the shows.
Dancers performing to “Grease” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Dancers performing to “Footloose” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert, Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
The orchestra opened the second half of our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert, Market Place Theatre Armagh, 26th April with a few pieces of music from “The Sound of Music” 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
The folk group performed a piece of music from “Titanic” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre, Armagh, 26th April 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Junior dancers performed “Baby Shark” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre, Armagh on 26th April. Well done girls, you were fantastic 🦈 🦈 🦈👏👏👏 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Dancers perform “The Congress Reel” at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre, Armagh, 26th April 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Compere at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre, Armagh, 26th April was David Scott. After the dancers had performed the last dance of the first half, “The Pipers Rock”, David tried his hand at the art of highland dance, much to the enjoyment of the dancers and audience. Dance tutor Kelly Graham was on hand to give David a few pointers on stage!. 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Professor Von Klarke (aka our very own Chairman Conrad Clarke) made an appearance with his enlarging machine at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre on 26th April. He was joined on stage by Barbie (played brilliantly by Anne Porter). 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
Some members of Lattery Fife & Drum performed at our annual Flowers of Edinburgh Concert in Market Place Theatre on 26th April 📸 courtesy of Alan Hopps
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Tuesday: 09:00 - 22:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 22:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 22:00
Friday: 09:00 - 22:00
Saturday: -
Sunday: -