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Every Sunday,
3 - 5 p.m."Strike the Gay Harp" Celtic music radio show on KOPN, 89.5 FM Columbia
Sunday, Sept 7
Jim Malcolm, Scottish singer (formerly of The Old Blind Dogs) in Columbia
Unity Center 7 pm
Nov. 14 Lincoln Univ. presents local folk music artists
First Night Columbia, Dec 31, featuring the guitar artistry of Beppe Gambetta (Italy) and Tony McManus (Scotland) Guitar master workshops on Jan 1!
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Scottish singer/songerwriter Jim Malcolm in concert
Sunday, September 7, 7:00 p.m.
7 p.m. Sunday, Spetember 7
Unity Center of Columbia, 1600 W. Broadway
Admission: $14 adults / $12 CMCAA members / free for kids 14 & under.
Beverages are provided, audience is invited to bring goodies to share at the break.
For six years Jim Malcolm was the singer for Scottish traditional band "Old Blind Dogs," recording three albums with them during his tenure. He earned international recognition while touring the globe with the band, but as a solo artist is where Jim really shines.
He has a broad repertoire of traditional and original songs and accompanies himself on both guitar and harmonica. His most recent two albums, "Acquaintance" and "Tom O'Shanter and Other Tales" are collections of his interpretations of Robert Burns songs and poetry. Jim has been the recipient of many songwriting awards and is often invited to teach songwriting at festivals and music camps.
Jim will be performing this weekend at KCIF, then finding his way to St. Louis on Sept 6 and here to Columbia on the 7th. Monday morning he'll also do a short program at Lee Elementary School, CMCAA Partner in Education.
Many thanks to Stoney Creek Inn, our hotel sponsor, for their ongoing support! |
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KC Irish Fest this weekend
Friday, Sat & Sunday -- lots of traditional and Celtic rock music, dancing, heritage displays & workshops, children's activities...
Where: Kansa City, Crown Center Google map
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Regional events coming up
Friday night's ceilidh features Scottish folk singer Jim Malcolm.
Sept 20-21 Failte St. Charles Festival
First Night Columbia, Dec 31, featuring the guitar artistry of Beppe Gambetta (Italy) and Tony McManus (Scotland)
Guitar master workshops on Jan 1!
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Central MO Celtic Arts Assoc is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and member of the North American Folk Alliance www.folk.org
For the full list of upcoming concerts, events, classes and regional Celtic music events, please visit our web site: www.moceltic.org |
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