Saturday, December 6th, 2025, 7:30pm
The Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation presents the Dashing Rock Trio in a Celtic Christmas Concert with timeless melodies reimagined, part of the Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation’s 10th Anniversary Series, on Saturday December 6th at 7:30pm. The iconic 1806 Meetinghouse is located at the corner of Middle and Church Streets and home of the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church.

Dashing Rock Trio, based on the isle of Nahant in Boston Harbor, explores the music of the Celtic nations and beyond with varied instrumentation, including fiddle, nyckelharpa, flute, whistle, guitar, accordion, Scottish smallpipes and voice. Elizabeth Ketudat, Dave Cabral, and Sarah MacConduibh have performed together for decades in multiple ensembles. They bring their deep friendship and experience to Dashing Rock’s unique sound with a blend of tradition with fresh interpretations. The Trio performs at festivals, concerts, and private events, as well as intimate venues. Whether on a grand stage or a cozy local venue, Dashing Rock brings vibrant energy and rich tradition to every performance.
Address: Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church — 10 Church Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
Do you love our programs at the Meetinghouse? Would you like to support our summer concert series in support of worthy local non-profits as a Sponsor? Last year we raised over $18K in free will donations while featuring great local musical groups and offering delicious food from local vendors. We call it doing good while having fun! All the proceeds go to our partner non-profits, so we rely entirely upon Sponsors like you to pay the expenses. Being a Sponsor is a great way to support your community and to have your name or business listed on all of our posters, season cards, and online publicity.
Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation, Inc., is a nonprofit Massachusetts corporation qualified by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. With this designation, contributions to the GMF are tax-exempt to the extent of the law with no goods or services received in exchange.