After Hours featuring The Band Trinity

Sláinte! Join us for an evening filled with lively Irish melodies and traditional dance, featuring The Band Trinity.

Join us at After Hours on the last Tuesday of the month for live music and dancing, with extended hours in the galleries, Bistro, and SHOP! Each month features a different musical genre and style, so you can listen to new sounds and learn new moves. Relax and just enjoy the music, or join in on the dance floor!

• Enjoy dinner at Bistro, featuring a special evening menu with beer, wine, and themed cocktails. Food and beverage are available for purchase inside the restaurant and outside at our cashless bars. Members receive a 10% discount on food and non-alcoholic beverages.
• Explore our current exhibitions in the galleries, with hours extended to 7 pm.
• Treasure hunt in the Museum SHOP – Members receive a 10% discount.

SCHEDULE

5 pm | Doors open – early entry will not be permitted

5:30 pm | 30-minute introduction to Irish dancing led by Drake Irish Dance

6-7:30 pm | Music and open social dancing

PRICING

$25 for Members

$30 in advance or $35 at the door for Not-Yet Members (includes Museum admission)

Advance tickets required. Space is limited. Personal chairs and outside food/beverage are not permitted on-site.

About The Band Trinity

The Band Trinity was formed in Naples, Florida in 2007 for the love of Irish music. Members are Peter Michael Heaney, Paul Hartigan, and Rob Koch. Peter and Paul are both from Ireland, County Down and County Galway, respectively. In Ireland, Peter performed in a rock band and his background is rich not only with Irish tunes and songs but with contemporary music of the 60s and 70s. Paul has played traditional musical experience all his life and brings his knowledge of the Irish way to the band. Rob, a classically trained violinist, heard about the local “sessions” and has found playing Irish fiddle to be both fun and rewarding. With a focus on both Irish and Contemporary music, The Band Trinity is inspired by a classic Irish sound and loves the opportunity to put an Irish twist on contemporary songs.

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