Triskele Brings Irish Harmony to Tannery Pond Center’s Winter Coffeehouse Concert

Instruments used in the gaelic music performance by Triskele at Tannery Pond Center. — All photos courtesy Triskele.

On March 29, 2026, the Adirondacks welcome a lively blend of Gaelic tradition and musical storytelling as Triskele takes the stage at Tannery Pond Center in North Creek for a Winter Coffeehouse Concert. This intimate live music event pairs the warmth of an Adirondack gathering space with the spirited sounds of an all-female Celtic band known for their harmonies, humor, and deep cultural roots.

A Celtic concert in the Adirondacks.

Triskele (pronounced Tris-Kay-lee) hails from nearby Albany, but their sound travels straight to the green hills of Ireland. The trio delivers a mix of traditional Irish ballads, original compositions, and contemporary Celtic tunes—often sung in Gaelic.

What sets this performance apart is not just the music, but the storytelling. Between songs, the band shares personal reflections and cultural context, weaving together history, humor, and the lived experience of growing up in Ireland. It’s less a concert, more a conversation—one carried on melody.

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The members of Triskele who will perform in North Creek at Tannery Pond Center.

What to expect at Tannery Pond Center in North Creek.

Set against the scenic backdrop of the southern Adirondacks, Tannery Pond Center offers an ideal venue for this kind of performance—intimate, welcoming, and acoustically rich. The Winter Coffeehouse Concert series invites audiences to settle in, sip something warm, and experience live music up close.

Guests can expect:

Tight vocal harmonies that showcase the band’s musical precision
Gaelic-language songs that revive and celebrate Irish heritage
Lighthearted banter and Irish wit that keep the mood buoyant
A relaxed, community-focused atmosphere

The result is a late-winter afternoon that feels equal parts cultural immersion and cozy Adirondack escape.

Why this Adirondacks music event stands out.

The Adirondacks have long embraced storytelling—around campfires, in historic halls, and now, on stages like this one. Triskele’s performance fits naturally into that tradition, offering a musical bridge between Irish heritage and Adirondack sensibility.

North Creek, a gateway to Gore Mountain and a hub for arts and outdoor adventure, provides the perfect setting. Visitors can easily pair this concert with a weekend of skiing, dining, or exploring nearby trails—making it an appealing stop for both locals and travelers.

Watch Triskele in performance.

Before heading to North Creek, get a preview of Triskele’s signature sound and stage presence.

This video highlights Triskele’s Celtic harmonies, Gaelic vocals, and engaging storytelling style—perfect preparation for their Adirondack performance.

Triskele showcases their signature blend of Irish music, harmony, and storytelling ahead of their Tannery Pond Center concert.

This performance preview reflects the same Celtic energy coming to North Creek in the Adirondacks.

Who should attend this Irish music event.

This concert will resonate with:

Fans of Irish and Celtic music
Travelers seeking authentic Adirondack cultural experiences
Couples and friends looking for a relaxed afternoon outing
Families (youth 18 and under attend free)

Whether someone arrives with a deep appreciation for Gaelic song or simply a curiosity for something new, Triskele makes the experience accessible and memorable.

Event details at a glance.

Event: Winter Coffeehouse Concert: Triskele
Date: Sunday, March 29, 2026
Time: 3 pm
Location: Tannery Pond Center, North Creek, NY
Tickets: $20 advance | $25 day-of | Free for youth 18 & younger

Advance tickets are recommended, as space is limited. Day-of tickets are first-come, first-served, with a waitlist available. Tickets not claimed 10 minutes before showtime may be released.

For the latest updates and ticket information, visitors should check Tannery Pond Center’s website or Facebook page.

A final note for Adirondack travelers.

Late March in the Adirondacks often balances winter’s last act with the promise of spring. Events like this offer a perfect indoor complement—warm, engaging, and rooted in tradition. Triskele’s performance invites audiences to slow down, listen closely, and leave with a tune (and perhaps a story) lingering long after the final note.

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FAQ: Triskele at Tannery Pond Center

Irish band Triskele scheduled to perform in North Creek.

What kind of music does Triskele perform?
Triskele performs traditional, original, and modern Celtic/Irish music, often incorporating Gaelic-language songs and storytelling.

Where is Tannery Pond Center located?
Tannery Pond Center is located in North Creek, NY, in the southern Adirondacks near Gore Mountain.

How much are tickets for the concert?
Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 on the day of the event, and free for youth 18 and under.

Is this event suitable for families?
Yes, the concert is family-friendly and welcoming to all ages.

Do I need to buy tickets in advance?
Advance purchase is recommended due to limited seating, though some day-of tickets may be available.