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A Weekly Offering from KBCS: "Sunday's Hornpipe" Sunday afternoons you can
tune your radios to KBCS 91.3 FM to listen to a great show from 3:00-6:00 called "Sunday's Hornpipe"
featuring Scottish, Irish, & related Celtic music.
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The Caledonian & St. Andrew Society's June Monthly Gathering and Special Musical Evening featuring
Kilmany!
Friday, June 12th 7:30
PM in the Fellowship Hall
Lake City Presbyterian
Church
3841 NE 123rd, at 40th NE, Seattle,
WA 98125
Kilmany, from the Seattle area, first performed as a trio (two fiddles and guitar) at the Enumclaw Highland Games
in 1998. The repertoire has grown and the group has expanded over the years. Kilmany has performed for Northwest Folklife
Festival and the Caledonian Society's Musical Evenings and takes its name from a village near the north coast of Fife
in Scotland, where Philip Wilkerson’s (band member) Scottish fiddle was made by William Gilchrist. Their performance
will be followed by a hearty Tea.
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Pictures, details, and driving directions for our monthly Social Gathering and Tea
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At our regular Monthly Gatherings, a $5 donation for the hearty Tea of sandwiches and
sweets would be appreciated as the money goes toward paying the rental fee on the Hall and meeting other expenses.
"There was a young lady named Perkins,
Who had a great fondness for gherkins,
She went to a tea,
And ate twenty-three,
Which pickled her internal workin's." - Anonymous
"A hardened and shameless tea-drinker, who has for twenty years diluted his meals with only the infusion
of this fascinating plant; whose kettle has scacely time to cool; who with tea amuses the evening, with tea solaces the midnight,
and with tea welcomes the morning." Samuel Johnson
"Thank God for tea! What would the world do without tea? How did it exist? I am glad
I was not born before tea." Rev. Sydney Smith
"Said a bad little youngster named Beauchamp: "Those jelly-tarts, how shall I reauchamp?
To my parents I'd go, But they always say 'No', No matter how much I beseauchamp."
Our monthly social gatherings are held in the beautiful Fellowship Hall of The Lake
City Presbyterian Church at 3841 NE 123rd St in Seattle. The church has ample parking and a handicapped-accesible
ramp to the main entrance on the East side of the building, facing 40th Ave NE.
Driving Directions: From Lake City Way, head East on NE 125th Street (a main
arterial). After rounding a curve, make a sharp right (West) onto NE 123rd (at the crosswalk with the fluorescent green
crosswalk sign). The church will be in sight, on the corner of 40th Ave NE and NE 123rd St. The Church can also
be easily reached by traveling North on Sand Point Way, left at NE 123rd St.
Note: You cannot turn onto 40th Ave NE directly from 125th (40th is barricaded).
Use the link below to access your choice of an interactive map and directions to and from
the Church
Map
of Lake City Presbyterian Church
3841 NE 123rd St Seattle,
WA 98125,
US
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