Chicago Celtic Fest & Mexican Independence Day Parade

September 14, 2009 by Susan  
Filed under Diversity, Immigration, Storytelling

What happens when two ethnic fests share the same space in downtown Chicago? Sue was there and, now, you can be, too.

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5 Responses to “Chicago Celtic Fest & Mexican Independence Day Parade”
  1. Sue, I absolutely love your grandmother’s story that you told at the Celtic Fest yesterday. It is so moving! I could listen to it a hundred times and would love it more each and every time. Thank you!

  2. admin says:

    Love this new look, Sue!

    Beth Horner, storyteller

  3. Tim says:

    Aw, Sue, you showed us the storytellers but not the storytelling :-(

    What a great confluence of cultures celebrating– and quite appropriate for those of us of both Mexican and Irish ancestry (it’s a small intersection, I’ll admit). I never knew about the San Patricios… a fascinating bit of history!

  4. admin says:

    Tim,

    Thanks for your comment. Yes! There are so many stories we never hear!

    I didn’t include the storytellers telling because taking only a few seconds from their stories didn’t make a lot of sense when edited together. You’ll just have to imagine how wonderful everyone was – and they were! :-)

  5. Susan says:

    Anne,

    Thanks for coming out to the Celtic Fest! And thanks for your comments about my Grandmother O’Halloran story. I’m always a little embarrassed when someone shows up for a performance and they’ve already heard what I’m going to tell, but I need to remember how much I love hearing my favorite stories and songs over and over again.

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