Magical Strings celebrates 47 years of annual Celtic Yuletide Concerts - concert in Shoreline December 14, 2025

Shoreline, WALocal News

Magical Strings' Celtic Yuletide Concert will occur on December 14, 2025, at Shorewood Theatre in Shoreline, WA, marking the 47th year of this cherished family tradition. The Boulding family will perform alongside notable guests, including Dublin guitarist Colm McCarthaigh and percussionist Matt Jerrell. Concertgoers can expect a vibrant showcase of Irish music and dance, with performances featuring instruments like harps, dulcimers, and violins. Brittany Boulding, a violinist with the Seattle Symphony, will perform with her husband Prescott, adding operatic vocals to the mix. The Tara Academy of Irish Dance will also contribute their award-winning talent, enhancing the concert's festive atmosphere.

This event not only celebrates the Yuletide season but also strengthens community ties through shared cultural experiences. Philip and Pam Boulding, who founded Magical Strings in 1978, have built a legacy of music that spans generations. The concert promises an evening filled with joy, music, and family togetherness, enriching the local cultural landscape.

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