Úna - Irish harp and voice - St Patrick's Eve concert

A special concert for St Patrick's Eve in Wellington in the homely surrounds of Hilltop House and lovely views of the harbour.
Supported by Culture Ireland.

Úna Ní Fhlannagáin is a harpist and singer based in Galway, Ireland. Rooted in the jigs and reels of North Clare and the sean-nós singing of Connemara, she is also influenced by American post-minimalists and free jazz. Accolades include the Riada Gold Medal for Harp (2017) and the All-Ireland trophy for Senior Harp Slow Airs (Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2018).

Playing music since she was three, Úna has since performed all over Europe, and in North America, the Middle East, and Asia. Passionate about music education, she is the first, and so far only, Irish harpist to qualify as a Suzuki harp teacher.

Artistic collaborations include Celtic music icon Alan Stivell, Grammy-winner Bobby McFerrin, and free jazz legend, Anthony Braxton. A soulful performer, she strives to create emotional connection with her audience; to bring solace and joy.

Come along for Úna’s unique blend of traditional tunes and original compositions.

Gates open 3.30pm,
Music starts 4pm.

Reserve your seat via the venue links in this listing.
Access not far from top of the cable car