Sheena Anderson
Sheena promotes and preserves traditional Gaelic songs that have been sung in these lands for generations, giving them new life and bringing them to new audiences around the world, for all ages.
About Us
Our
Mission
The Celtic Music Centre is a not-for-profit society and a one-of-a-kind facility located in the tiny village of Judique, Cape Breton Island. The mission of the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre is to celebrate and foster the Celtic Music and Heritage of Cape Breton Island as a living tradition, through Archival Preservation, Education, and Performance.
25 Years of Celebrating Celtic Music & Traditions We Love
Over the past quarter-century, we have fostered a deep appreciation for Celtic music and traditions, bringing together communities and cultures in a vibrant tapestry of sound and heritage.
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A Lively Culture 200 Years Strong
A Friendly Atmosphere to Enjoy & Learn About Nova Scotia's Music
The Celtic Music Interpretive Centre (CMIC) is a not-for-profit society and a one-of-a-kind facility located in the tiny village of Judique, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. The mission of the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre is to celebrate and foster the Celtic Music and Heritage of Cape Breton Island as a living tradition, through Archival Preservation, Education and Performance.
Board of Directors
Governance, Leadership, and Public Accountability.
Our passionate and community-rooted board is a group reflective of the CMIC’s values. Here are some of the reasons why they help work towards our mission:
Callista Burridge
Lorraine MacIsaac
Brittany Mitchelmore
Carleen Matheson
Pat Campbell
Elain MacDonald
Francie Gillis
VIRTUAL
TOUR
Embark on a digital exploration of the CMIC! This immersive, 360-degree experience lets you wander the centre from the comfort of your house or classroom. The history of our Celtic tradition is written on walls, hidden in local artifacts, and imprinted on the dance floors!
Friends of the Centre
Mary Janet MacDonald
Mary Janet took Facebook by storm with her kindness and talented cooking skills that she shared with many through her cookbook and videos—Tunes and Wooden Spoons! A singer, dancer and lover of our music on Cape Breton Island. Mary Janet comes from a talented family with music and dance rooted through her, she has shared her talents with many and has passed her music on to her children.
Bette MacDonald, Wendy MacIsaac and Mac Morin
True friends of the Centre, these three recognize not only its important mission but a place that allows anyone to come and learn about our culture and music while experiencing it first hand. We are grateful for their support and appreciation of our efforts.
Ashley MacIsaac
Ashley promotes and preserves Celtic music on the global stage. One of the most acclaimed Canadian roots musicians, he has helped to spread the love for jigs, reels, and more around the world.
Roddie Graham
A familiar face here at the centre, Roddie always brings a smile wherever he goes. Our very own Mayor of Judique is, without a doubt, one of our centre’s greatest supporters. You can always find him on the dance floor every Sunday Ceilidh and we hope to see him there for many more to come!
CONTACT US
902-787-2708
HOURS
Peak Season:
May 19th - October 20th
Open 9:00 am–4:00 pm Monday-Friday
Open 12 noon–5:00 pm Sunday
Year-round:
Open 2:00 pm–5:00 pm Sundays
Open Saturdays for Private Functions Only