Upcoming events for the Port Townsend Friends Meeting, and events held at the PTFM meetinghouse. Our parking lot is rented to Salish Coast School at school opening and closing time for student drop-off & pick-up. Select Event Type (green Categories button) Click calendar icon to display Day/week/month
Concert – Tall Poppy String Band
Doors 7:00 pm; Music at 7:30 pm. Admission: sliding scale $20 to $30.
Tall Poppy String Band is a brand new Old Time trio featuring fiddler George Jackson, guitarist Morgan Harris, and banjoist Cameron DeWhitt. Drawing from the deep well of American string band music, Tall Poppy String Band approaches tradition with playful curiosity; each performance more a discussion than a statement.
Whether they’re chasing the elusive downbeat of a source recording, playing with the pronouns in a bluegrass standard, or challenging the assumed roles of their instruments, Tall Poppy String Band endeavors to prove that tradition is still being written.
Band website: Tall Poppy String Band
The inaugural session of the “Readings at the MeetingHouse” series will take place on Thursday, November 16, at 7:00 p.m. in the worship room.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Four local authors will present their work: Peter Quinn, Nick Hill, Jayne Marek, and Bill Mawhinney.
For more information about the poets and about this series of readings, check out the newsletter here: Readings at the MeetingHouse. You may receive the newsletter by email at this link: Subscribe
Readings at the MeetingHouse will take place on Thursday, January 25, at 7:00 p.m. in the worship room. Admission is free and open to the public.
For more information about the poets and about this series of readings, check out the newsletter here: Readings at the MeetingHouse. You may receive the newsletter by email at this link: Subscribe
Worship Discussion on FCNL Legislative Priorities – 11:30 am
In a time of growing conflict and war in the Middle East, Ukraine, and around the globe, the urgency of the climate crisis, threats to America’s democratic processes, and a desperate need to reckon with historic and ongoing racial injustice, our country faces significant challenges. Thus, your feedback and participation in the legislative priorities process are especially valuable this year.
–The FCNL Policy Committee