2027 Sunday Concert Series: Traditional Irish Session
Sunday, March 21, 2027 | 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM
Celebrate the spirited sounds of Ireland at the Elliott Museum’s annual 2027 Sunday Concert Series! This special Traditional Irish Session brings together four talented musicians for an afternoon of traditional Irish music, lively melodies, and rich musical heritage.
Featuring fiddles, accordion, flute, harp, and bodhrán, this performance highlights the distinctive sounds and traditions of Irish folk music. Whether you have Irish roots or simply love the energy of traditional Celtic music, this concert is a wonderful way to spend a Sunday afternoon.
FEATURED MUSICIANS

Fran Lowry – Traditional Irish Fiddler
Fran Lowry learned traditional Irish fiddle in Canada and also plays Cape Breton, French Canadian, and Appalachian old-time fiddle, as well as banjo. She has taught at the Florida Folk Festival.

Ann Dillon – Traditional Irish Accordionist, Fiddler & Flutist
Born in Ireland, Ann Dillon inherited her love of music from a family of Irish accordion, flute, and fiddle players. After 35 years in the United States, she continues to share her passion through performances wherever life takes her.

Jane Caldwell – Traditional Irish Fiddler
Jane Caldwell is a lively fiddler, button accordion player, and whistle player with a love of dance. A Vero Beach native, she recently returned home after 47 years away. She is also a scientist, writer, and home brewer.

Turner Collins – Traditional Irish Accordionist, Harpist & Bodhranist
Turner Collins began his Irish music journey in the Ozarks, inspired by the mountain music of his home. He plays tin whistle, button accordion, harp, and bodhrán, with an extensive repertoire spanning Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany.
ADMISSION
Members: $25 | Non-Members: $30
Join us for an afternoon of Irish musical traditions, toe-tapping tunes, and cultural discovery at the Elliott Museum!
Advance reservations are recommended.











