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See a Film and Benefit IAAS |
"The Yank" is sold out at the Cleveland International Film Festival. But you can see "The Yank" and benefit the Irish American Archives Society of Northeast Ohio at the CIFF on March 25, 9:15 pm at the Capitol Theatre. A $20 ticket includes a $10 tax-deductible donation to the Irish-American Archives Society. Or purchase a $40 package that includes an appetizer reception with Yank producers at the Battery Park Wine Bar, a film ticket, and a $25 donation to IAAS. A comic feature film, shot in Cleveland and Ireland, and written and directed by Cleveland native Sean Lackey, "The Yank" features Cleveland locations and people.
Reserve tickets by email to iaasadmin@gmail.com. Payment by check to Irish American Archives Society, P.O. Box 91756, Cleveland, OH 44101-3756 or by PayPal (Donate link on the menu). Tickets released, first come, first served, when payment is received. |
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Rowan Gillespie Creates a Johnny Kilbane Sculpture, Part 4 Embedded Below |
| Dublin-based sculptor Rowan Gillespie has been commissioned to create a Johnny Kilbane sculpture in Cleveland. Watch him continue the process of turning his design concepts into a finished product. |
| Details of the Johnny Kilbane Sculpture Project |
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Photos of 2014 Walks of Life Dinner |
| The 2014 Walks of Life Dinner was held February 27, 2014 at Holiday Inn-Independence. |
| 2014 WOL Photos |
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Johnny Kilbane Sculpture Project
Rowan Gillespie Creates a Johnny Kilbane Sculpture - Video Series
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About Us
The Irish American Archives Society (IAAS) was founded in 1994 to support the collection and preservation of archival materials that document the history of the Irish American experience in northeast Ohio. The primary goal of the IAAS has been to raise funds to build and maintain an Irish American Archives at the Western Reserve Historical Society (WRHS), the area's largest repository of materials for ethnic studies. A second goal of IAAS has been to support the development of exhibitions, books and other publications that draw on local collections to tell the stories of Irish immigrants.
Read More in the About IAAS section.
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