You will need to register with The Celtic Link.com which is quick, FREE and easy.

Upon registration you will have exclusive access to the members' area where you will be able to create and manage your own account. Within your account there is a tab labelled 'my adverts' where you will be able to enter the details of your festival or event. You will also be able to upload images, video and audio to support your advert.

You need to email us on info@thecelticlink.com and tell us about your band or event, and why you would like it featured. Maybe it's new? Anniversary etc. That's it, all pretty simple!

As a festival or events organizer you will be able to advertise and promote your festival or event easily on one unique website dedicated to promoting Celtic music and culture. Your festival or event will be advertised globally and will make aware to a vast audience that the festival or event exists however big or small it is. It has also been set up to supply a useful network of contacts throughout the Celtic music and dance scene and provide an opportunity for festival or event organisers to have an easily accessible means of finding groups and musicians of all varieties from all over the Celtic world and beyond!

Yes, there is no limit to the amount of festivals or events you can advertise. These can be easily managed within your account.

You do not need to register to search for a festival or event. However, you may have limited access to view results.

To search, go into the festivals and events page and use the filters on the left hand side to narrow down search results. Alternatively, you can type in the 'keyword search' box at the top for a more specific search. Search results can be sorted into date order or alphabetically.

As long as there is some element of the festival or event that celebrate the people and territories of the Celtic nations (linked within the Celtic Congress [cultural] and the Celtic League (political) and also those of the ‘modern Celts’ e.g. Asturias, Galicia etc, then this will be relevant and supported by The Celtic Link.com.