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Lunch Ceilidh — event in Inverness & Western Shore, Cape Breton

Lunch Ceilidh

Thursday, July 2, 2026 · 2:30 p.m. · Celtic Music Interpretive Centre

The Celtic Music Interpretive Centre offers daily afternoon ceilidhs with live traditional music, plus museum exhibits, demonstrations, and dining.

Live traditional music plays daily at this interpretive centre featuring a restaurant with seafood chowder, lobster sandwiches, and pub fare. No cover charge Monday through Friday during the 11:30am-2pm music set. The centre also has an interactive museum and gift shop; restaurant hours are 9am-4pm weekdays and 12pm-5pm Sunday, with live music 2pm-5pm on Sundays.

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Can't make this night? Lunch Ceilidh has 4 other upcoming performances:

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