Saturday, November 4, 2023
Michael Berry Memorial Feis
- Online registration closes Oct 23. Register early to avoid late fees! Day of registrations will be accepted at the feis until lunchtime.
- All registrations are handled through QuickFeis.
- Stage Schedule will be posted here when available.
Full dance costumes, per CLRG guidelines, may be worn for the Michael Berry Memorial Feis. (Blackout costumes are optional, as they are for every feis.)
Sunday, November 5, 2023
Teelin No Fancy Stuff Feis
- Online registration closes Oct 23. Register early to avoid late fees! Day of registrations will be accepted at the feis until lunchtime.
- All registrations are handled through QuickFeis.
- Stage Schedule will be posted here when available.
All dancers, Beginners through Champions, are asked to wear modest attire, NOT formal costumes. Suggested attire is an outfit that is flattering for Irish dancing and simultaneously comfortable for the dancer. Skirt, skort, or capris work well. Gents may wear either long shorts or exercise pants. Either long- or short-sleeves are acceptable, but shoulders and bodice must both be fully covered. No tank tops, cami tops, or short-shorts. Black and/or red colors are encouraged! Competition outfits may not display graphics or lettering. (A brand logo is not an issue, as long as small.) No names or dance school logos may be worn on clothing for competition. Hair should be kept neatly off the face; no wigs. Enjoy the No Fancy Stuff!
Need a few examples? Have a look at our Photo Gallery to see what other dancers have worn to this feis…
Adjudicators:
- Annmarie Acosta
- Pattie Moriarty Morrisey
- Nicki Bayhurst
- Russell Beaton
- Colleen Martin
- Maureen O’Leary
- Ronan McCormack
- Anthony Murnane
- Meghan Comaskey (Saturday only)
- Kathy Hanley (Sunday only)
Music Competition Judges:
- Catriona Fee (Saturday)
- Laura Byrne (Sunday)
Musicians:
- Brian Glynn
- Claire Shirey
- Michael Fitzpatrick
- Marty Garfield-Levine
IMPORTANT: Sunday, November 5, 2023 is the date that Daylight Savings ends and the time changes. Remember to “fall back” and set your clocks one hour earlier before you go to sleep on Saturday night. Here’s to hoping this makes it easier for everyone to get out of bed on Sunday morning! 😉