2019 Silicon Valley Irish Fleadh Festival: Saturday | Mountain View

Celebrate the sixth annual Silicon Valley Irish Fleadh in downtown Mountain View.

The fleadh, pronounced “Flaa,”the Irish word for festival, is a gathering and celebration of Irish culture and traditions bringing people together to share festivities, happiness and joy.

2019 Silicon Valley Irish Fleadh
– Saturday, May 11, 2019 | noon to 8 pm
– Sunday, May 12, 2019 | 11 am to 7 pm
Downtown Mountain View
FREE

The 2019 Silicon Valley Irish Fleadh features Irish performers both traditional and modern, Irish dancers, Irish arts & crafts, Irish food vendors and a Kids’ Zone.

The festival will feature Irish beverage choices such as Harp, Smithwick’s, Guinness as well as an exceptional selection of craft and local brewers. For wine lovers, they offer a wine booth pouring all day.

To celebrate this unique event, there will have commemorative “Silicon Valley Irish Fleadh” beer and wine glasses available for purchase.

2019 Fleadh Lineup:

• Zoo Station
• The Black Donnellys
• Kavanaugh Brothers’
• The Gallowglasses
• Martin L
• Irish Dancers

2019 Schedule:

Saturday, May 11th, 2019

• 12 pm: Festival Opening
• 12 pm: Martin L
• 1:30 pm: Irish Dancers
• 2 pm: The Black Donnellys
• 3 pm: Irish Dancers
• 3:30 pm: Kavanaugh Brothers
• 5:30 pm: Irish Dancers
• 6 pm: Zoo Station
• 8 pm: Festival Closing

Sunday, May 12th, 2019

• 11 am: Festival Opening
• 11 am: The Gallowglasses
• 12:30 pm: Irish Dancers
• 1 pm: Kavanaugh Brothers
• 2:30 pm: Irish Dancers
• 3 pm: Zoo Station
• 4:30 pm: Irish Dancers
• 5 pm: The Black Donnellys
• 7 pm: Festival Closing

Located on Hope Street between Villa and Dana Streets, a short block way from the Caltrain station, this family friendly event is admission free.

The event is presented by St. Stephen’s Green Irish Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c)(3), which promotes Irish heritage in the community and has contributed close to $9,000 to local charities. Beneficiaries from the foundation have been Mountain View Veterans Memorial, Mountain View Education Foundation, Community Health Awareness Council, St Joseph’s GAA and the Berkeley Tragedy fund.