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November 2026 - Community Notices

Every month, we list updates from Irish organizations and community groups with all the events that they're holding each month. Be sure to check out all the amazing Irish events in our area!

27 October 2026
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Community Notes - November 2026

Aisling Irish Community & Cultural Center: For more information, please see their website.

  • Saturday, November 21st from 1–5pm: Shop local at our Teen Entrepreneurs Vendor Fair! Discover baked goods, handmade jewelry, artwork, and more, all created by talented local teens. Come out to support young entrepreneurs as they showcase their talents and grow their small businesses.

American Irish Historical Society: For more information, please see their website.

  • Wednesday, October 28th at 5:30pm: Paul Robert Carey Foundation 25th Shining Spirit Memorial Midterm Panel Discussion. Please join the friends and family of Governor Hugh L. Carey for the Paul R. Carey 25th Shining Spirit Memorial – Midterm Panel Discussion, where Andrea Mitchell, Chief Washington Correspondent and Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent for NBC News, will be honored as this year’s Shining Spirit Award recipient and join Chris Matthews and John Avlon on the panel. For tickets, please see here.
  • Wednesday, November 4th at 5:30pm: How to Read a Poem with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and former Poetry Editor of The New Yorker, Paul Muldoon. Poems for discussion will be distributed at the session. No preparation or knowledge of poetry is necessary. Register/purchase tickets here.

Ceannas House: For more information, please see their website.

  • Wednesday, November 4th at 8:30am: Ceannas House will be hosting a Transatlantic Policy Breakfast at the Penn Club featuring Joe Kennedy III (former U.S. Special Envoy & Congressman), Frances Fitzgerald (former Tánaiste of Ireland), Margaret Crotty (Chair, Northwell Health) and Marcus Robinson (award-winning artist & filmmaker). For tickets and more information, please see here.

Emerald Isle Immigration Center For more information please see their website and socials X/Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn. Subscribe to the EIIC Newsletter here.

  • Saturday, November 14th at 7pm: County Clare Association of NY 137th Annual Fundraiser Dinner Dance, Yonkers, 7 pm. EIIC’s Siobhán Dennehy and John Naughton Named 2026 Clare Persons of the Year. A portion of ticket sales and journal ad proceeds will directly support EIIC’s mission – please see that information here. Questions: call Maureen C. O'Neill-Regan @ 516-669-6081.
  • Thursday, November 12th from 10–11am: Launch of EIIC Book Club featuring Too Old for This by Samantha Downing at EIIC Woodlawn, 4275 Katonah Ave. Pick up a copy at EIIC Woodlawn or your local library, or order on Amazon. Call 718-324-3039 ext. 101 or email agilligan@eiic.org.

EIIC’s highly qualified staff assists clients in many aspects of immigrant life and law. The EIIC prides itself on the extraordinary services provided by its dedicated, professional bilingual staff in offices in Queens and the Bronx.

  • KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: EIIC and the Coalition of Irish Immigration Centers (CIIC) continue to provide important information to the community about the rights everyone living in the United States has if stopped by an ICE agent at home and/or in the workplace.
  • CITIZENSHIP & TEST PRACTICE CLASSES. EIIC is once again offering free online Citizenship Classes for permanent resident card / green card holders and ongoing Virtual Citizenship Test Practice Classes. For more information and/or to register please email coordinator@eiic.org.
  • SOCIAL SERVICES: Comprehensive support for the well-being of immigrants and older adults. Programs include Benefits and Entitlements Case Management, Social, Outreach and Advocacy Events; (VITA) Free Tax Preparation; and Psychotherapy and supportive counseling and referrals. Services are offered regardless of immigration status. Contact: Juan Grajeda at juan@eiic.org.
  • HEALTHCARE INSURANCE ASSISTANCE: Important enrollment and renewal periods for healthcare programs take place during the fall. EIIC Healthcare Access Assistance services are free and provide assistance NYC Care, Community Health Advocates, and New York State of Health Affordable Healthcare, Medicaid, and Medicare programs. Contact health@eiic.org.

Graduate Gateway: For more information, please see their social media: Instagram, LinkedIn.

  • EMPLOYERS: U.S.-based employers in the tri-state area that hire and sponsor foreign workers for employment-based visas are highly encouraged to contact Graduate Gateway.
  • VISA HOLDERS: J1 Graduate Visa Holders can check out the Graduate Gateway social media for upcoming events. For more information, please email intern@eiic.org.

Irish Arts Center: For more information, please see their website.

  • October 25th–November 15th: With dramaturgy from Tony-winning playwright Enda Walsh and a score featuring music by Lankum, choreographer Oona Doherty’s new dance-theatre piece SPECKY CLARK tells a fantastical and darkly funny tale of her great-great-grandfather’s boyhood journey to Belfast. For tickets and more information, see here.
  • November 20th–22nd: Vona Groarke, Kevin Young, Annemarie Ní Churreáin, and many more esteemed poets from Ireland and North America join Irish Arts Center's 17th annual celebration of verse. Most IAC PoetryFest events are free, but reservations are recommended. Reserve >

Irish Repertory Theatre: For more information, please see their website.

  • September 25th-November 15th: Described as "unnervingly on-the-pulse," Irish Repertory Theatre's The Hairy Ape plays for just another few weeks. Follow along the journey of a dark-souled, brutish ship laborer known as Yank as he searches for belonging in a world controlled by the rich and powerful. Don't miss this thrilling revival of Eugene O’Neill’s existentialist masterpiece!
  • November 2nd-November 23rd at 7pm: Join us for Irish Repertory Theatre's annual New Works Fall Festival as part of our New Play Development Program. This year we have four exciting new plays and a special workshop performance: Little Brother by Eoin McAndrew (Monday November 2nd at 7pm), Consumed by Karis Kelly (Monday November 9th at 7pm), Class by Iseult Golden & David Horan (Tuesday November 10th at 7pm), The 33rd County by Hannah Khalil (Monday November 16th at 7pm), and POP! by Chris Gethard (Monday November 23rd at 7pm).
  • November 7th to December 13th: Irish Repertory Theatre is delighted to welcome three-time Tony Award nominee Christopher Fitzgerald to star in The Good Thief, a one-man play about a small-time Irish gangster facing the consequences of his crimes.
  • November 21st to January 3rd: Irish Repertory Theatre is bringing back one of New York City’s most sought-after holiday theatrical events, The Dead, 1904. Come experience James Joyce’s beloved story in a richly immersive experience at the American Irish Historical Society on Fifth Avenue.

New York Irish Center: For more information, please see their website.

  • Wednesday, November 11th at 6PM: Pop-up Gaeltacht with Special Performance by Madelyn Monaghan and Caleb Adams and some light Irish snacks. Free RSVP here.
  • Saturday, December 5th at 1PM: Annual Day of Action with New York Irish Center Toy Drive. Help wrap and pack for delivery 1000 gifts for 1000 children from our local charitable partners. Info & Registration Here
  • Friday, December 11th at 6PM: Annual New York Croons for Christmas, a jazz-influenced holiday celebration with singers from Broadway and Grammy-winning musicians. Tickets include complimentary drinks all the festive night long. Info Here.

Origin Theatre Company: For more information, please see their website.

  • Wednesday, October 28th at 7pm: Join Origin Theatre Company for a Samhain Celebration at the New York Irish Center in Long Island City, Queens. An evening of Irish ghost stories, haunting music, festive drinks, and traditions from the true origins of Hallowe'en. Free admission, please RSVP via our Zeffy link.

Pigeon Theatre Company: For more information, please see their Facebook/Instagram.

  • Wednesday, October 28th: Tickets are now available for "PARCEL FROM AMERICA". Previews begin on October 28th. A perfect family friendly show just in time to ring in the holiday season. Tickets and more info are available here.

Women With Ambition: For more information, please see their website.

  • Monday, November 16th at 6:00pm: Women with Ambition is expanding to Washington, DC, with a Launch Event (panel discussion and networking) on Monday 16 November, at 6:00 PM. Details coming soon -- please spread the word!
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