Join us for an evening of Celtic Music played by some of the best in the region. There will be a concert from 8pm to 10pm, with a jam to follow, so bring your instruments and get in on the fun.

Stewart's Glen is a recent addition the the Glengarry music scene, made up of seasoned veteran Paddy Kelly as well as Noel Campbell, Dan Leroux and Alastair Love. Their up beat mix of vocals, guitar, piano and accordion will soon mark them as one of the crowd favourites at any festival.

Paddy Kelly is an Irish/ Scottish singer/entertainer living in a Glengarry county, Ontario Canada. Born and raised in the Nation’s Capital, Paddy has his father to thank for his love of traditional Celtic music. His dad played with “Jug O’ Punch” and “The Celts” in the 1960s and, years later, Paddy followed in his footsteps. He joined an Ottawa band named “The Descendants” (no relation to the “Irish Descendants”) and fell in love with Glengarry when the group played gigs in Martintown and Alexandria hotels.

Paddy has called Glengarry home since 1982 when he joined a local Scottish group called “The Brigadoons.” To this day, the ensemble continues to perform at highland games and celtic festivals across Canada and the U.S. The group originated in 1971 by Rob Taylor and is celebrating their 50th anniversary.

In 1998, Paddy also teamed up with another talented musician from Ottawa, Pat Maher, to form “The Two Paddys.” For over 20 years, the duo has delighted audiences up and down the Ottawa Valley and Western Quebec.

While Paddy’s main focus has been “The Brigadoons” and “The Two Paddys,” he often performs with other local musicians, including: Ashley MacLeod, Kelsey McDonell, Bobby Lalonde, Kathy Fraser-Collins and many more. His extensive knowledge of the Glengarry music scene allows him to assemble the perfect mix of performers for any occasion.

Paddy has two solo albums, two CD’s as The 2 Paddy’s, and since 1982 approx 12 with the Brigadoons. He has played on 19 Scottish cruises, 10 engagements at Disney’s Epcot Centre, many US and Canadian Highland games including appearing as regular featured performers at the Glengarry Highland Games since 1982 Always looking to share the stage with great upcoming talent, Paddy as formed a new coalition called Stewarts Glen. The group came about when a group name was needed for the Scottish Society of Ottawa’s Hogmanay.

Paddy, in addition to being an accomplished singer, also plays fiddle, guitar, banjo, bodhran and,