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Ulster-Scots Music Traditions

Ulster Folk Museum, 153 Bangor Road, Cultra, County Down, BT180EU
A mans hand beating a lambeg drum

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Discover the rich heritage and traditions of Ulster-Scots music in this informative talk with Willie Hall at Ulster Folk Museum.

Willie Hall is well-known for his expertise in Lambeg drumming, the fife, and tin whistle - instruments central to Ulster Scots music. The talk will highlight the history, craftsmanship, and community significance of these traditions, which have experienced a vibrant revival in recent years.

Taking place within the historic setting of the Ulster Folk Museum, the event forms part of Ards and North Down Borough Council’s Leid and Lairn Festival, celebrating the language, culture and history of the Ulster-Scots tradition

This informative and accessible talk is ideal for anyone interested in music, local history, culture and heritage. 

Please book a general admission ticket for Saturday 14th November to attend this talk.

Facilities

Event Facilities

  • Booking Required

Parking & Transport

  • On site parking
  • Station nearby

Guide Prices

Ticket TypeTicket Tariff
Adult£12.50 per ticket
Child£7.80 per ticket
Concession£9.75 per ticket

Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.

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Opening Times

Season (14 Nov 2026)
DayTimes
Saturday14:00 - 15:00

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