For accessible bookings and support by phone or email, contact the TO Live Box Office team at 416-366-7723 | 1-800-708-6754 | boxoffice@tolive.com. All patrons require a ticket of admission. --- Net Event Capacity: 284
A Celtic Holiday blends the rich musical traditions of Ireland and Scotland with the brilliance of brass band sound for a festive concert unlike any other. Featuring acclaimed fiddler Dan MacDonald and beloved Irish vocalist Michael Darcy, the evening will transport audiences from cozy winter hearths to lively Celtic kitchens and dance halls. Traditional carols, soaring ballads, joyful jigs, and foot-stomping reels come together in a celebration of music, storytelling, and community. Adding to the excitement will be performances by Irish dancers whose dazzling footwork and infectious energy bring the music vividly to life. Audience participation will also be part of the fun, inviting concertgoers to sing along and join in the holiday spirit. Whether it's the nostalgic beauty of a traditional Irish melody, the exhilaration of a fast-paced fiddle tune, or the warmth of familiar seasonal favourites, A Celtic Holiday offers something for everyone to celebrate the holiday.
- Main venue contact: (416) 863-7529
- Box office: (416) 863-7530
On show days, tickets will be available for pickup from 2 hours prior to the scheduled curtain time. Please arrive early to avoid congestion and delays, and be prepared to present the actual credit card used for purchase and photo ID.
Public parking is available on surrounding streets and in nearby lots.
- Wheelchair accessible spaces
- Companion seating available
- Elevator access to all levels
- Assistive listening devices upon request
- No outside food or drinks
- No smoking on premises
- Photography/recording prohibited during performances
- Late seating during performance breaks
- Recommended for ages 6 and up
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by adult
- Babes-in-arms not permitted for most performances
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