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2025 Tour Dates 
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Sunday, November 16
@ 2pm
HANNA THEATRE, PLAYHOUSE SQUARE
2076 East 14th Street
Cleveland, OH 44115
Tickets: Hanna Theater
Box Office: 216-241-6000

Sunday, December 7
@ 2pm
MEDINA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
851 Weymouth Road
Medina, OH 44256
Tickets: Eventbrite
Box Office: 216-777-5769

Saturday, December 13
@ 7pm
CONNECT2CULTURE 
BESHORE PERFORMANCE HALL AT CORNELL COMPLEX
212 W 7th St,
Joplin, MO 64801
Tickets: Connect2Culture
Box Office: 417-621-9824

Tuesday, December 16
@ 7.30pm
CASCADE THEATRE
1731 Market Street
Redding, CA 96001
(Our 21st year at the Cascade)
Tickets: Cascade
Box Office: 530-243-8877

Wednesday, December 17
THE FREIGHT & SALVAGE 
2020 Addison St, 
Berkley, CA 94704
Tickets: The Freight
Box Office: 510-644-2020

Thursday, December 18
UCSC SANTA CRUZ RECITAL HALL
@ 7.30pm
402 McHenry Rd, 
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
Tickets: Eventbrite
Box Office: 831-566-2081
Sponsored by: Celtic Society of the Monterey Bay
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Friday, December 19
UNITED IRISH CULTURAL CENTER
@ 7.30pm
2700 45th Ave, 
San Francisco, CA 94116
Tickets: Eventbrite
Box Office: 831-566-2081

Saturday, December 20
@ 2pm
SEBASTOPOL COMMUNITY CULTURAL CENTER
390 Morris St, 
Sebastopol, CA 95472
Tickets: www.seb.org 
Box Office: 707-823-1511
 
Sunday, December 21
@ 3pm
CRATERIAN THEATER
23 S. Central Avenue
Medford, OR 97501
(Our 28th year at the Craterian)
Tickets: Craterian.org
Box Office: 541-779-3000

Sunday, December 21
​@ 7pm
CRATERIAN THEATER
23 S. Central Avenue
Medford, OR 97501
(Our 28th year at the Craterian)
​Tickets: Craterian.org
Box Office: 541-779-3000

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2026 TOUR DATES COMING SOON

2025
​Sunday, March 9 @ 3pm
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Orchestra Hall
Woodward Ave, Midtown, Detroit, MI 48201
Tickets: DSO.org
Box Office: 313-576-1111

​Saturday, March 15 @ 7.30pm
OMAHA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The Holland Performing Arts Center 
Douglas Street, Omaha, NE 68102
Tickets: www.ticketomaha.com
Box Office: 402-345-0606


​Sunday, March 16 @ 2pm
OMAHA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The Holland Performing Arts Center 
Douglas Street, Omaha, NE 68102
Tickets: www.ticketomaha.com
Box Office: 402-345-0606

UMSL GLOBAL
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - ST. LOUIS
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“2000 seats sold out!”

WEIDNER CENTER FOR THE ARTS, GREEN BAY, WI

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“ . . . charmed a sold-out house at the Lied Center for the Performing Arts.” 

​​LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR, LINCOLN, NE

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“A very large audience turned out and sat rapt for A Celtic Christmas, 2½ hours of jigs, reels and wordsmithing.”

THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER, SPRINGFIELD, IL

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“We had to move the performance to a venue with twice as many seats . . . the mix of stories, music and dance was perfect.”

ROCKPORT OPERA HOUSE, ME

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“The most popular performance this year.”

​MELLON ART CENTER, WALLINGFORD, CT

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“Like a pint of Guinness, Tomáseen Foley’s “A Celtic Christmas” is going down rich and smooth with . . . another packed house . . . at the Keith-Albee Performing Art Center.”

​THE HERALD-DISPATCH, HUNTINGDON, WV

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“A rousing success . . . a magnificent performance.”

​WEST VALLEY FINE ARTS, LITCHFIELD PARK, AZ

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“1,800 Lied patrons joined the stage musicians for ‘Silent Night’ to close Foley’s warm, intimate and personal look at Irish history and culture.”

​THE LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR

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​“What a terrific program! The audience was completely charmed and captivated…wonderful storytelling…the best I have ever heard.”

​THE SOCIETY FOR THE FOUR ARTS, PALM BEACH, FL

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“In the tradition of great Irish storytellers…Tomáseen Foley is a master of the Irish narrative and a keeper of the flame for a priceless piece of Irish culture.”

​TOM HORAN, REGO IRISH RECORDS

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“Like a cup of Irish coffee in a neighbor’s kitchen on a dark night, it was warm, comforting and full of cheer.”

​JUSTINE SUTTON, SANTA BARBARA NOOZHAWK

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“Move over, Garrison Keillor. As a presenter of the performing arts who’s always looking for a sure bet, I assure Tomáseen delivers. He deserves a world stage.”

​CRATERIAN GINGER ROGERS THEATER, MEDFORD, OR

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“…a masterful weaver of a good tale… One of the great charms of the evening was Tomáseen’s skill in relating a story…a gentle and easy humor made his tales fascinating and eminently human.” 

​PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS, PALM BEACH, FL

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"...people told me that they LOVED it, that it was just what a Christmas show should be, that it fit in beautifully with our Arts Series and that we should have you back every year!”

​ARLENE SHAW, HOUSE MANAGER, OLIN FINE ARTS CENTER

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“I want to thank you for an absolutely terrific show! We have not had such a large crowd since the Juilliard String quartet six years ago. You are all sooo talented.”

JANE CARTAGE

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“You’ll love his warm-hearted, poignant stories of life in the homeland.”

​MIKE STURGILL, BRITT FESTIVAL, JACKSONVILLE, OR

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“A good storyteller . . . can carry (his) audience to another time and place. It’s an art—and a gift—and Tomáseen Foley has it in spades."

​THE SANTA BARBARA INDEPENDENT

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“In between musical presentations by five wondrously talented guest artists, storyteller and Ireland native Tomáseen Foley regaled the sold-out crowd of "good people of Cleveland, Ohio" with poetry, tales and jokes, evoking a quiet evening spent sitting around the hearth."

​THE CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER

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“Foley runs pictures and thoughts across the mind like shooting stars on a crystalline night, with emotions shaking the ground.”

​THE GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE, GREEN BAY, WI

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“Tomáseen Foley brings to his audience a mastery of the oral tradition that has marked the Irish spirit for generations.”

ROBERT CASEBEER, PROF. EMERITUS, SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY

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​“His warm voice wraps you with vivid imagery and stealthy Irish humor.”

​DIRTY LINEN MAGAZINE

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​“With dramatic impact, Foley brought his tales to a fitting close. He has captured the charm of the wit and wisdom inherent in a locality where people lived within the shelter of their neighbours.” 

​PAUL KEATING, THE IRISH VOICE, NEW YORK CITY, NY

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“Tomáseen Foley has made it nationally - and internationally - with his warm-hearted “A Celtic Christmas.”

RICHARD MOESCHL, MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OR

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​“Great storytelling swept up more than 1,000 listeners . . . "A Celtic Christmas" received a standing ovation at the end. Some people may have been standing to reach for a tissue . . . it was heart tugging."

​GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE

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​“Foley had people rapt and delighted . . . he has an engaging manner, a lightness of wit and a silver-tongued way of unwinding a tale.”

GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE, GREEN BAY, WI

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“He’s a spell-binding storyteller.” 

ROBERT MILLER, ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS, ASHLAND, OR

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IRELAND PHOTO BY LUCA SARTONI