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Washington Revels at Heritage Days
Saturday, June 23 & Sunday, June 24 |
 Heritage Montgomery hosts its annual Heritage Days celebration featuring Washington Revels! The Washington Revels Heritage Voices, Jubilee Voices, and Roustabout String Band perform at three historic sites - the Sandy Spring Slave Museum, historic St. Paul Community Church in Poolesville, and Glen Echo Park - over this two-day, free-of charge, county-wide festival. They will be accompanied by Abraham Lincoln and his secretary, John Nicolay, as well as a former slave girl, Ann Maria Weems, who escaped to freedom on the Underground Railroad disguised as a coachboy.
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Revels Honored at Big Train Baseball Game
Thursday, June 28 at 7:00 pm |
 Once again, Washington Revels singers will entertain the fans at a Bethesda Big Train baseball game at the Shirley Povich ballpark! We will also be recognized at the game as a notable nonprofit organization in Montgomery County! In honor of the occasion, Revels has 100 tickets to sell at $5 each (normal price: Adults $9; Kids 12 and under $5). Reserve tickets by emailing jbagdasian@revelsdc.org. » Learn more |
Independence Day Parade, July 4
123rd Celebration in Takoma Park, Maryland | |
Come join Washington Revels as we march and sing (or hand out flyers) in the 123d Takoma Park Independence Day Parade! Our hardy band of Revelers -- adults, teens, and children -- will dress in white bedecked with multi-colored sashes and arm ribbons. We will be accompanied by the Green Man, Hobby Horse, bright banners and ribbon sticks, and more! If you would like to join us, follow the link below for more information.
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CDs featuring
Washington Revels
American Music
of the Civil War Era
featuring Bruce Molsky, Jacqueline Schwab, Magpie, Federal City Brass, Pete Cooper, and Douglas Jimerson.
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 French Canadian Music
in celebration of the
Winter Solstice
featuring Riki Schneyer, Steven Winick, Washington Revels Children, and more.
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