St. Brigid’s Day, officially celebrated on February 1st, marks the beginning of spring in Ireland and is one of the four major Celtic festivals. It honors St. Brigid of Kildare, one of Ireland's patron saints, who was known for her generosity, wisdom, and miracles.

St. Brigid’s Day is as much a musical celebration as it is a spiritual one, with Irish folk music and ancient hymns playing a central role in the day’s festivities. Brigid, as a saint associated with the land, healing, and the arts, is honored through musical performances that invoke both the sacred and the secular.

Our celebration at Music Box Supper Club on May 31st will include a fundraiser for Laura's Home, helping to provide support for women and children in crisis. Traditional music performed by local musicians will bring the stories of St. Brigid to life, inspiring both celebration and compassion, as we come together to support those in need.

All proceeds from the event will go toward supporting Laura’s Home.