Celtic Bar Association of Orange County

07/17/2020

Since we can't meet in person, we're going virtual. Our next virtual online meeting will be on our regular meeting date/time this coming Tuesday, July 21, 2020, from 5:30 p.m. - 6:15 p.m. To join the meeting online, please first download Zoom. You will need a computer and we**am or telephone. Details below:

Join our virtual monthly meeting via Zoom

Join Zoom meeting: https://tinyurl.com/CBA072120
Meeting ID: 734 5625 5454
Meeting password: CBA
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You can renew your 2020 membership here: https://celticbarassociation.org/membership
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Our October 11-18, 2020 MCLE trip to Helsinki, Finland and the old, walled city of Tallinn, Estonia with an extension to St. Petersburg, Russia has been cancelled.

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Sincerely,
J. Craig Williams, President
Andrew A. Wood, Treasurer

12/05/2014

The Celtic Bar Association is proud to announce a very special event on Tuesday, December 16 at 7PM at The Chance Theater in Anaheim Hills with Irish food and drink and the world premiere performance of "A Celtic Holiday with Craic in the Stone".

If you recall, our past president and one of the original founders of the Celtic Bar Association, Scott Well is part of the Celtic folk/rock band "Craic in the Stone." This holiday show is part concert, part story about the Celtic holiday traditions and legends blended with original and traditional songs that tell a heartwarming holiday story.

$40 buys a ticket and pre-show Irish food. Irish alcohol is extra, but you can bring your Guinness into the theater! This private performance is one night only for Celtic Bar members, family, and friends. So come out for a special December meeting and enjoy fine Irish food and drink before the show and be part of the Celtic Clans as you share this intimate musical journey.

Space is limited, so please make your reservations early by emailing [email protected]. For more information about the show or the theater, go to http://celticbarassociation.org/events/2014/CBA-2014-Celtic-Holiday.html. Happy Celtic Holidays!

11/14/2014

The Fourteenth Annual Samhain Eve Celebration started the winter season on a festive note earlier this month. Find the details on the AAC Blog!

On November 2nd, the Celtic Bar Association held the Fourteenth Annual Samhain Eve Celebration, welcoming the winter months and saying goodbye to the harvest season. During the event, Dennis S. Choate was honored as the 2014 Judge of the Year and Lindsey Aitken Campbell was installed as the new pres…

10/31/2014

The Celtic Bar's Own Wylie Aitken was honored last night in Washington, DC by the Irish Voice Newspaper to honor the Top 100 leading Irish attorneys internationally. Congratulations Wylie!

10/22/2014

Don your kilts!

Today is the last day to RSVP to the Fourteenth Annual Samhain Eve Celebration taking place on November 2nd. Help us close out the harvest season by reserving your seat today. To RSVP contact Joanna Schielein at (657) 235-6458 or [email protected].

For more information: http://celticbarassociation.org/events/2014/Samhain_Eve_Celebration.html

CAOC Membership: http://celticbarassociation.org/Membership.html

06/10/2014

Courtesy of our CBA member, Jaime Duarte.

06/05/2014

For those of you looking to attend the Irish Fair, here is a $3 discount off of your tickets

04/18/2014

Be sure to buy your tickets for this great event

03/21/2014

Be sure to check out and sign up for our awesome travel seminar coming up this September. This seminar is not only going to one of the most beautiful places in the world, but will also have amazing topics and speakers. Here is a link to see more and sign-up.

http://celticbarassociation.org/events/2014/CBA-2014-Travel-Seminar-to-Montreal-and-Quebec.html

Celtic Bar Association CLE Seminar Presents “The CBA Travel Seminar” Montreal & Quebec, CanadaTopics & Speakers to be announced (6 Credit hours of CLE expected to be given)

03/17/2014

Today we celebrate the Patron Saint of Ireland. Here is some information that not everyone knows about St. Patrick’s Day. The reason we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on March 17 is because that is the day that St. Patrick died back in 461 A.D. The green attire adorned for St. Patrick’s Day comes from the green landscape in Ireland and also from the Shamrock. Legend has it that St. Patrick used the Shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity to the people of Ireland. The tradition of the day is to wear a Shamrock, and then at the end of the day the Shamrock should be put into the final glass of grog. Once that grog is finished, the Shamrock is taken out of the glass and thrown over the left should to complete the tradition. The first parade was held in New York in 1762 when Irish soldiers walked to a tavern to celebrate the life of St. Patrick.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day Everyone!

03/08/2014

Today is our first day on Facebook. Stayed tuned for updates and events!