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SCIENCE FESTIVAL SERVICE

September 9 → 11:15 am ─ 12:30 pm

  • « 8 – 12 midnight Meet up at the Festival Club at The Reel
  • The One O’Clock Toast at the Peedie Kirk today: Elizabeth Miller, proprietrix of The Orcadian, 1944 – 1982, by James Miller »

led by Rev. June Freeth, with St Magnus Cathedral Choir.

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Date:
September 9
Time:
11:15 am ─ 12:30 pm
Event Category:
Sunday 9 September

Venue

St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall
  • « 8 – 12 midnight Meet up at the Festival Club at The Reel
  • The One O’Clock Toast at the Peedie Kirk today: Elizabeth Miller, proprietrix of The Orcadian, 1944 – 1982, by James Miller »

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