San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park is presenting a Festival of Sea Music on Sept. 10th

The festival runs from 10am to 5pm, and will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the ship Balclutha's restoration and opening to the public. Scottish and English music will be featured, as well as our local community of sea music performers. Attached is the complete festival schedule of events.


FESTIVAL OF THE SEA 2005 SCHEDULE
Saturday, September 10, 10am-5pm

MID-PIER STAGE
11:00 – Danny and Joyce McLeod
12:00 – Oak, Ash and Thorn
1:00 – The Johnson Girls
2:00 – Alasdair Fraser
3:00 – Andy M. Stewart and Gerry O’Beirne
4:00 – Holdstock and MacLeod
4:30 – Finale, all hands

FOREPIER STAGE
10:30 – Salty Walt and the Rattlin’ Ratlines
11:00 – Sons of the Buccaneers
11:30 – Lintie (Kim Hughes and Christa Burch)
12:00 – Holdstock and MacLeod
12:30 – Peter Kasin and Richard Adrianowicz
1:00 – Malcolm Rigby
1:30 – Oak, Ash and Thorn
2:00 – Revell Carr
2:30 – The Johnson Girls
3:00 – Dogwatch Nautical Band
3:30 – Skip Henderson and the Starboard Watch

BALCLUTHA
10:15 – Living History Capstan and Pump Demos
11:00 – Balclutha Dedication Ceremony: Music by Chris Caswell, Steve Canright
11:30 – Living History Sail Raise
12:00 – Alasdair Fraser
1:00 – Scottish Songs: Andy M. Stewart and Gerry O’Beirne, Lintie, Allan MacLeod, Pam Swan, Chris Caswell
2:00 English Songs: Danny and Joyce McLeod, Dick and Carol Holdstock, Malcolm Rigby, Riggy Rackin

VISTOR CENTER THEATRE
11:00 - Kids Concert: Dogwatch Nautical Band
11:30 – Puppet Show, w/ Inge Wessels
12:00 – Kids Concert: Adam Miller
12:30 – Kids Concert: Kathryn Daskal
1:00 – Songs of Sea Disasters and Superstitions: Revell Carr, Valentine Doyle
1:30 – Kids Concert: Shay and Shosi Black
2:00 – Puppet Show, w/ Inge Wessels
2:30 – Nathalie Reginster

ROVING CHANTEYMAN: Bruce Sherman
ON GOING ACTIVITIES (VARIOUS TIMES)

Kids Crafts, aboard Eureka, 10am-4pm
Library Friends Book Sale, aboard Eureka


On Hyde Street Pier:

Hicks Engine Demo
Donkey Steam Engine Demo
Rope-Making Demo

In victorian Park:

Kids Jump Houses