Chalice UU Concert Series 2008


Peggy Watson with David Beldock Saturday, June 7, 2008. 7:30pm $15 Suggested Donation $10 Students & Seniors	Peggy Watson is recognized as one of San Diego's leading acoustic singer/songwriters. Embraced by both the jazz and pop world, Peggy's wide vocal range, smooth, emotional voice moves effortlessly between contemporary folk, smoky jazz, or powerful pop styles. Peggy and David's performances move audiences from tears to laughter with relevant and touching songs. Karla Peterson of theUnion Tribune wrote, "Peggy Watson's music is filled with simple pleasures and reflects years of hard work, empathetic observation and an easy familiarity with the tough compromises people make every day." The suggested donation is only $15 ($10 for seniors and students). Remember, this is a small venue with not a bad seat in the house. Refreshments including beer and wine will be available as well as CD's by the artists. Concert info call: (760) 746-8061

Highland Way Saturday, September 13, 2008. 7:30pm $15 Suggested Donation $10 Students & Seniors	Highland Way is California's newest Celtic music sensation performing at numerous festivals, Burns Suppers, concerts... and Highland Games. With their superb blend of vocals, instrumentation, and unique arrangements, Highland Way is one of the most acclaimed on the Southern California circuit. Members of the group have appeared on local and national television, (including The Donny & Marie Show) as well as enjoyed numerous and enthusiastic write-ups in various print media. Hailing from Glasgow, Scotland, the charismatic lead vocalist Brian Caldwell is well known for his energetic and driving rhythm guitar...and his wonderful ability to charm any crowd. Arranger, vocalist, and talented instrumentalist, Richard Gordon Heinz is the musical foundation of the band. Paul Graham Castellanos, master of an incredible array of stringed instruments, adds a vibrant cross section of sound from animated Celtic fiddle to classical guitar. Completing the band is Heloise Love. A gifted solo artist in her own right, her angelic lead vocals and sultry harmonies round out this incredible mix of musical talent. The suggested donation is only $15 ($10 for seniors and students). Remember, this is a small venue with not a bad seat in the house. Refreshments including beer and wine will be available as well as CD's by the artists. Concert info call: (760) 746-8061

African folk tales By Steven Gregory Sunday, May 25, 2008. 1:30pm $15 Suggested Donation $10 Students & Seniors	Storyteller Steven Gregory and musician Reiko Obata bring to life Japanese, African, African-American, Latin American, and other world folktales. We wear traditional clothing and use authentic ethnic instruments. The stories are accompanied by the Japanese koto (13-string zither), African drums, mbira (thumb piano), shakers, and other instruments. Both older and younger audiences will be charmed by these tales, designed to spark the imagination and encourage reading. "Tales Alive! - Musical Folktales Around the World" combines words and music for an unforgettable storytelling experience. The suggested donation is only $15 ($10 for seniors and students). Remember, this is a small venue with not a bad seat in the house. Refreshments will be available as well as Tales Alive new children's book, "The Lion's Drum". Concert info call: (760) 746-8061