First Annual Union County Celtic Festival in Oak Ridge Park

CLARK, NJ – The inaugural Union County Celtic Festival offered a blend of music, food, and cultural activities at Oak Ridge Park, attracting a diverse crowd to celebrate Celtic-American heritage.

Held from 10 am to 9 pm, the festival featured live music performances, a piping and drumming contest, and dancing. Attendees also enjoyed a variety of food and craft vendors, as well as a beer garden.

The event aimed to involve local Celtic-American organizations, small businesses, and the general public, making it a community-centric celebration.

Tickets were available in advance through the festival’s website, as organizers hoped to establish the event as an annual gathering point for Celtic culture and community in Union County.

Erica Schmidt
Erica interned for Shore News Network in the summer of 2022 and is a full-time college student and Division II athlete, and aspiring doctor. She attends university in Philadelphia and covered breaking news in the northeast Pennsylvania region.

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