Pete and Pat back at it again; Concert goes live on... March 17 in TD

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Written By Karl Vercouteren

By Karl Vercouteren with one-line embellishment by Tom Peterson

“St. Pat’s at St. Pete’s” 2022 St. Patrick’s Day concert returns to live format after 2020’s COVID cancellation and 2021’s online concert. 

The action unfolds at St. Peter’s Landmark Thursday, Mar. 17, starting at 7 p.m.  So, ye best be off the Jameson and on to the harmonies, my wee friend.

This is the 24th installment of the popular event that began with the Landmark’s centennial in 1998.  Cascade Singers community choir, soloists, ensembles, and the “Almost-All-Irish-Almost-All-Brass Band” will present Irish art songs, Tin Pan Alley Irish tunes, traditional favorites and sing-alongs. 

Admission is a free-will offering to benefit St. Peter’s Landmark, located at 3rd and Lincoln Streets in The Dalles.




Karl Vercouteren

Karl Vercouteren came to The Dalles in 1977 to become pastor of United Church of Christ Congregational. Early on he joined Cascade Singers and the Original Courthouse board, reflecting life-long interests in music and history. Since retirement in 2008 he has taken on several projects writing about local history.

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