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The Blinn House
160 N. Oakland Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91101

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Irish Tales By The Fire

Thursday, March 13, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.

Cost: $0.00 - $33.77

Sponsor: Pasadena Heritage

For more information call: 626-441-6333

Or click here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/irish-tales-by-the-fire-tickets-1218343782049

Padraic P. Keohane, storyteller, author, and teacher, has been sharing stories for nigh on 50 years, if you count all the lies he told as a baby. And if his rap sheet is any indication of the future, he will be sharing stories for 5 to 20 more years at least. He has spun fairy tales, folk tales, and his own original stories across the southwestern United States, as well as internationally. Padraic served as a board member of the Storytellers of New Mexico and the Los Angeles Storytelling Festival. He is currently working on the sequel to his popular young adult novel, “Half-Animal, Wild Child.” You may find all his books, including the humorous “A Hell of a Christmas” and his collection of wisdom tales, “Stories of Sagacity and Wit” on Amazon.
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