
Celtic sessions, informal gatherings of musicans playing together, are becoming a tradition at the Creek House. The next session will be Jan 25., and all musicians are welcome to sit in.
Creek House hosts Celtic session Wednesdays
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Pictured here from the Jan. 11 session are Don Reed, Vince Day, Lily McCabe, Wayne Cameron, Sam Zorn and Corwin Zekley. Photo by Cid Castillo

Celtic sessions, informal gatherings of musicans playing together, are becoming a tradition at the Creek House. The next session will be Jan 25., and all musicians are welcome to sit in.
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