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Whether through experiencing a lunch Cèilidh, an evening concert, an immersive museum tour, or a week-long fiddle class, Celtic culture lives here.
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A must-visit landmark on

Cape Breton Island

Experience immersive educational Celtic exhibits, a live stage, walking tours, delicious food and a beautiful gift shop in charming Judique, Cape Breton.

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A Repertoire of Jigs, Reels, Strathpeys & Marches

Expect toe-tapping Cèilidhs and refreshingly unpolished performances from talented performers.


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A cornerstone of Cape Breton that its people live its visitor feel.

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“I left with a greater understanding not only of Celtic music, but of Cape Breton itself.”

“Our time here gave us a true appreciation for the music that we heard throughout our holiday. It brought greater meaning to the dance, the stories, and celebrations.”

“This was an unforgettable part of our trip. The food was amazing, the tour enlightening, we even got to pick up a fiddle and play a little tune!”

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Celtic Music Interpretive Centre
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Location Icon 5471 Highway 19 (Cèilidh Trail)
Judique, Nova Scotia B0E 1P0
(Just 20 minutes from the Canso Causeway)

Phone Icon902-787-2708

Email Iconinfo@celticmusiccentre.com

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HOURS

Peak Season:
May 19th - October 20th
Open 9:00 am–4:00 pm Monday-Friday
Open 12 noon–5:00 pm Sunday

Year-round:
Open 2:00 pm–5:00 pm Sundays
Open Saturdays for Private Functions Only

We acknowledge that the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre is in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional territory of the Mi’kmaq people. People come to the CMIC to learn about the history of those who have gathered here before, and we respect the deep, historical connection to this land by the Mi’kmaq people.