The Máiréad Nesbitt Quartet

THIS EVENT IS AT THE ROSE AND ALFRED MINIACI PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, AN AFFILIATED VENUE OF BROWARD CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS ON THE NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS. Grammy® nominated Celtic violinist, Máiréad Nesbitt, joins forces with New England’s popular Jordan Tirrell-Wysocki Trio for a fresh, irresistibly engaging show, full of lively fiddle tunes and mystically haunting airs. Steeped in both the Celtic and American folk music traditions, Máiréad and the trio puts a fresh, contemporary spin on traditional acoustic music. Máiréad’s contagious high-level energy entertains and engages audiences, creating a stirring musical atmosphere that both lifts the spirit and sooths the soul… Cutting across cultural boundaries, this presentation is more than just a concert, rather, it is an evening of musical storytelling that resounds with the power of the folksong. From start to finish, Máiréad and the “boys” fiddle, sing, dance and whistle their way into the hearts of music lovers across all generations! Opener: Ade Peever Ade Peever first appeared as a songwriting competition finalist on the BBC in 1980. A regular fixture in South Florida since his first appearances on Michael Stock’s radio and TV shows in the late 1980s, Ade has enjoyed residencies at such storied local haunts as Churchill’s Hideaway and Tobacco Road. His 2006 album of original songs Green Man Said, still available on all major streaming platforms, featured almost 30 of his peers, and in 2027 he’ll have been performing weekly at The Field Irish Pub in Dania Beach for 20 years. Parking is available in the NSU Alvin Sherman Library parking garage for $1.00 per hour via PayByPhone.com App or kiosk located at the 1st floor elevators. Before you go to the show, visit MiniaciPAC.com/visit for more info on directions to the NSU campus, parking and FAQ. Use 3051 Ray Ferrero Jr Blvd, Davie, FL 33314 in your map or GPS app.