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Harvest 2009


Harvest was early in KH this year, too early for the produce from the Allotment, however this Saturday (24th October) we are looking towards a different kind of Harvest.


KH has held a Gift Day over the last few years where we look to Gifts from within and without.

This is our opportunity for donations to be made specifically towards the upkeep of our building and its purpose within the West End. It always seems best that we should make it a social occasion as well

We are having various stalls of Charity Christmas Cards and of course our very own Fairtrade Stall (Thank You Pat!). There will be Home Baking, Coffee and Tea etc, All musically accompanied by Anna on the Piano, (playing favourite requests if we're lucky) Also a Play area for the young ones. This year the time is from 10:30 until 13:00Hrs. A most pleasant way to spend a Saturday Morning.


Then-------

In the evening starting at 19:30hrs, we welcome Cathures: " a link between the past and the present of Glasgow and a fitting name for a choir who rehearse in the city and perform music of various styles and periods"

This talented choir's Concert titled 'New Worlds' brings us a feast of choral music inspired by the Americas including 17th. Century Mexican and Peruvian polyphany and spirituals.

Admission Free - Donations more than welcome.


Both events are in the Hall, enter from Observatory Road.

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