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Engagement List for 2019 to Date March 2019 Rushen Silver Band Version 2 March 2019 Engagement list for 2019 to date Day Date Engagement Start Time Finish Time Uniform April 2019 Monday 1st Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 8th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 15th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Friday 19th Good Friday at Fleshwick 3.00pm 4.00pm Uniform/ST Monday 22nd No Band Practice (Easter Monday Thursday 25th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 29th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm May 2019 Sunday 5th Laxey Festival 1.30pm 5.00pm PS Monday 6th No Band Practice (Early May Bank Holiday) Thursday 9th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 13th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Friday 17th Ballafesson Brass – Castletown Methodist Church TBC TBC Uniform/ST Monday 20th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 27th No Band Practice (Late May Bank Holiday) Wednesday 29th Mona’s Queen III Memorial Service 7.30pm 8.15pm Uniform/ST (at The Point, Port St Mary) June 2019 Monday 3rd No Band Practice (TT Week – Port Erin Day) Monday 10th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Thursday 13th Recruitment Concert at Arbory School 2.15pm 3.00pm PS Saturday 15th Friends of the Band Coffee Morning 10.00am 11.30am (at Ballafesson Chapel Hall, Ballafesson) Sunday 16th Ballakilpheric Open Air Anniversary Service 3.00pm 4.00pm Uniform/ST Monday 17th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Thursday 20th Ballafesson Chapel Anniversary Concert 8.00pm 9.15pm Uniform/BT Monday 24th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Sunday 30th Brassed Off event in Ramsey Afternoon TBC July 2019 Monday 1st Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Thursday 4th IOM Arts Council Summer Season Concert 8.00pm 9.30pm Uniform/BT (at Villa Marina Arcade, Douglas) Monday 8th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Sunday 14th Open Air Summer Concert TBC TBC (at Happy Valley, Port St Mary) Monday 15th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 22nd Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm Monday 29th Band Practice 7.45pm 9.45pm See over for further dates for 2019 1 | P a g e Day Date Engagement Start Time Finish Time Uniform August 2019 Sunday 11th Groudle Glen Cliff Top Concert 2.00pm 3.00pm PS September 2019 Saturday 7th Friends of the Band Coffee Morning 10.00am 11.30am (at St Mary’s Church Hall, Port St Mary) Thursday 12th Parish of Rushen Concert 7.45pm 8.45pm Uniform/BT (at St Catherine’s Church, Port Erin) Saturday 21st Last Night Of The Proms Concert 7.30pm 9.30pm Uniform/BT (at the Erin Arts Centre, Port Erin) October 2019 Thursday 3rd Anne Kaye 80th Birthday Party 8.00pm (at Erin Arts Centre, Port Erin) Friday 4th Ballafesson Brass – The Howe Chapel 7.00pm 8.00pm Thursday – 17th – Weekend with Richard Evans (Details TBC) Sunday 20th November 2019 Saturday 23rd Ballafesson Brass - Colby RBL Poppy Concert TBC TBC (at Colby Football Clubhouse) Saturday 30th Band Christmas Concert 7.30pm 9.30pm Uniform/BT (at Erin Arts Centre, Port Erin) December 2019 Monday 2nd Ballabeg WI Carol Concert 8.00pm 9.00pm Uniform/BT (at the Village Hall, Ballabeg) Thursday 5th Ballafesson Chapel Christmas Concert 7.45pm 9.00pm Uniform/BT Sunday 8th Carolling at Tynwald Mills, St Johns 2.00pm 4.00pm Casual Monday 9th Carolling (TBC) Wednesday 11th Carolling (TBC) Saturday 14th Friends of the Band Christmas Coffee Morning 10.00am 11.30am (at St Catherine’s Church Hall, Port Erin) Saturday 14th Rowany Golf Club Carol Evening 8.00pm 9.00pm PS/Jumper Sunday 15th St Columba’s Church Nativity Service 3.00pm 4.15pm Uniform/BT Monday 16th Ballasalla School Carol Evening 7.15pm 9.00pm Uniform/BT Wednesday 18th PSM WI Christmas Party 9.00pm 9.45pm PS/Jumper (at Mount Tabor Church Hall, Port St Mary) Thursday 19th Port Erin Commissioners Carol Concert 7.00pm 8.30pm Uniform/ST (at St Catherine’s Church, Port Erin) Saturday 21st Carolling - Port Erin Traders and shops 10.00am 11.30am Casual Sunday 22nd Port St Mary RNLI Carol Service 3.00pm 4.15pm Uniform/ST (at Mount Tabor Church, Port St Mary) Monday 23rd Carolling (TBC) Wednesday 25th Carols at Southlands Resource Centre 11.00am 11.45am Casual January 2020 Monday 27th Fundraising Concert 8.00pm 9.30pm Uniform/BT (at St Columba’s Church, Port Erin) Important information Please remember to inform the Concert Manager (Chris) as soon as possible if you are not able to attend a concert or practice. Contact details are by telephone 471166 (mobile), or by email [email protected]. 2 | P a g e .
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