Archive for the Maritime Voices – Past Events Category

September 11 – Maritime Voices at the Takoma Park Folk Festival

By Washington Revels on August 16, 2022 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

Maritime Voices will perform songs of the sea, the shore, and the inland waterways of America at 5:30pm on the Abbott Stage. The full festival runs from 10am until 7pm.

May 18 – Maritime Voices Concert

A concert at the Friendship Heights Village Center! For their ninth performance at FHVC, the men and women of the Washington Revels Maritime Voices will present their new program, “American Songs of the Sea and Shore,” featuring homegrown music of American sailors and the women who sustained seafaring

April 9 – Maritime Voices at the Blessing of the Fleet

By Washington Revels on March 31, 2022 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

Bless the Navy! The Washington Revels Maritime Voices will help the U.S. Navy with its annual Blessing of the Fleet at the Naval Heritage Center, located at the U.S. Navy Memorial Plaza at 701 Pennsylvania Avenue. The Navy ceremony will start at 1 pm, followed by navy

September 12 – Maritime Voices at Folk Fest

By Washington Revels on September 12, 2021 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

“Under Sail” Again! The Washington Revels Maritime Voices reunites for its first live performance in more than a year at the annual Takoma Park Folk Festival. Join the Voices at the Takoma Park Community Center for traditional songs of the sea and shore, along with melodies that once

February 1 – Maritime Voices at FSGW Mini-Fest

By Washington Revels on February 1, 2020 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

Maritime Voices presents “Songs of Sea and Shore” at this year’s FSGW Midwinter Festival Join the Washington Revels Maritime Voices when they return to the Folklore Society of Greater Washington’s annual “Mini-Fest” from 2:30-3:30 pm. The Voices will present a program of sea chanties, songs of women

September 8 – Maritime Voices at Folk Fest

By Washington Revels on September 8, 2019 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

Maritime Voices “Docks” at Folk Fest! Once again, the Washington Revels Maritime Voices can be found at the Takoma Park Folk Festival. Join the Voices for their annual singalong spectacular, featuring songs of the sea and shore. Whether you belt out the lyrics along with us or prefer

May 22 – Maritime Voices at Friendship Heights

By Washington Revels on May 22, 2019 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

A concert at the Friendship Heights Village Center! For their eighth performance at FHVC, the men and women of the Washington Revels Maritime Voices will present their new program, “American Songs of the Sea and Shore,” featuring homegrown music of American sailors and the women who sustained seafaring communities.

April 13 – Maritime Voices at U.S. Navy Memorial

By Washington Revels on April 13, 2019 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

An annual tradition with maritime music, water from the seven seas, and navy bean soup! The Naval Heritage Center hosts its annual “Blessing of the Fleet” each spring at the beautiful and majestic Navy Memorial Plaza. Passed down through generations of sailors, fishermen, merchant mariners and navies

February 2 – Maritime Voices at FSGW Mini-Fest

By Washington Revels on February 2, 2019 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

Maritime Voices presents “Songs of Sea and Shore” at this year’s FSGW Midwinter Festival Join Washington Revels Maritime Voices at the Folklore Society of Greater Washington’s annual “Mini-Fest” from 1:45–2:45 pm. The Voices will present a program of sea chanties, songs of women and seafaring families, and

June 17 – Maritime Voices at C&O Canal (Rescheduled)

By Washington Revels on June 17, 2018 / Maritime Voices - Past Events, Past Events

Washington Revels Maritime Voices celebrates the lives and legacies of the men and women who worked and maintained our nation’s 19th-century waterways. The placid waters and trails of the C&O Canal will come to life through songs and stories that were heard up and down the C&O,