08/08/11

This is the Calendar of Monthly Events & Activities that may be of interest to the Celtic community.  Click on the month to see that months activities.

Monthly Activities

Scottish Country Dance Practice

Every Thursday of Every Month

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 1703 N. Washington Street in Spokane

6:30pm.  Beginning dancers are welcome. 

For further information, please contact:

Debbie McClelland @ 509-456-4899 or

Cynde Chatham @ 509-448-3050

Email   ccgjaj@aol.com

Celtic Nots Concert

First Wednesday of Every Month

Ella's in downtown Spokane (W 1017 First)

6:00 - 8:00pm

Followed by an invitational Irish music session until 10pm. Ella's has great food and a full bar, but is an all-ages venue with comfy armchairs.

Their number is (509) 74-STAGE.
This is the best FREE, ALL-AGES Irish music you're likely to hear in the area, so come along and bring a friend!
 

JANUARY 2012

January 21     Robert Burns Supper & Scholarship Fundraiser

6:00pm

Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln Street, Spokane

Tickets: $50.00

Enjoy an evening of Scottish culture
Meal and Entertainment
Full bar including a fine selection of
Single Malt Scotch
Poetry Reading
Scottish Country Dancing
Angus Scott Pipe Band
Scottish Music and Social Dancing
Telephone 509 922 3661
www.spokanescots.org
PO Box 11312, Spokane WA 99211

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FEBRUARY 2012

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MARCH 2012

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APRIL 2012

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MAY 2012

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JUNE 2011

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JULY 2011

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AUGUST 2011

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SEPTEMBER 2011

September 18     Kirkin' o' the Tartan

10:30am to 2:00pm

Cathedral of St John the Evangelist

127 E. 12th Ave., Spokane

This is an annual event sponsored by the Scottish St. Andrew's Society of the Inland Northwest. This year it will be held, in cooperation with the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist.
The Society would like to invite all who are interested in participating in this service or at the festivities afterwards.
Those who wish to wear or carry their tartans for Kirking (blessing), should gather by 10:45 in the South Aisle, between the Chancel and All Saints Chapel, to be piped in procession to their reserved seats for the service, which begins at 11:00 am.

Following the service, at approximately 12.00 noon, all interested are invited to a festive Ceilidh in the Great Hall of Jewett House, walking Eastward through hallways from the Cathedral. You do not need to attend the service to join us at this part of the event.
There, we will feature a range of ethnic foods in a pot luck and performances, from various Society affiliates, members and friends. Please bring your favorite dish to share. Refreshments will be available.
The facility is wheelchair accessible. If you have any other special seating requirements or other questions, please direct further comments and inquiries to the event producer, Pipe Major Roger W. Ross, by phone at 509-701-5584 or email: selkirkcelts@msn.com

 

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OCTOBER 2011

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NOVEMBER 2011

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DECEMBER 2011

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