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Today's Resource is Celtophilia Tee Company. This company makes hand-printed shirt screen-prints for independent bands. Many of the bands he found through the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. He also prints many of the custom t-shirts that are sold in my Celtic t-shirt store and given away through Song Henge, my fan club. If you support indie artists, like I do, then you want to buy your shirts through Celtophilia.

This Week’s Celtic Geek News

• The Autoharp Music Tips website is fully updated.
• Patreon and the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast
• Should I make Celtic Cat jewelry?
• Want to start a podcast? Visit my Starting a Podcast webpage. It's free!
• Irish & Celtic Music Podcast #156: Open the Gates of Celtic Music. You'll find Irish Celtic music from Poitin, Michael Albert & Henry Lebedinsky, Adam Beattie and the Consultants, Olta, The O’Carolan Songwriter Project, James Olin Oden, Haggis Rampant, Martyn Wylde, Tallymoore, LQR, Celtica Pipes Rock, The Buachaills, Sligo Rags.
• New video: Celtic Music Spotlight on New Shilling
• Updates on my house concerts and shows in Marietta/Atlanta on Saturday. Special thanks to Patty who organized the shows and Deb who helped her book Birdwatcher Supply Company for the “house concert” in Marietta, Georgia. Also check out The Corner Store and Good Mews.

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