The local hero of the evening is Scott Lumsden. A second generation piper, Scott first picked up the chanter at age ten. His aunts were champion dancers in the 1940’s. His father John and uncle Bill and eldest cousin Charlie all started piping in Broxburn, West Lothian,
We are very pleased to have the Tacoma Scots Pipe Band perform at OPS. The band was formed in 1971 by William (Bill) Micenko, who served as the Pipe Major for 37 years. The Tacoma Scots wear the Ancient Sinclair tartan in honor of their founder. Under Bill’s direction, the band grew into a family-friendly band, with numerous parents and their children performing together. The Tacoma Scots have competed in Highland Games from
Today, the pipers, drummers and dancers of the Tacoma Scots perform traditional Scottish music and dance throughout the

Jori has been has been featured as a soloist or band member on over 20 recordings, as well as performing with The Chieftains and with ex-Grateful Dead rocker Bob Weir and his band Ratdog. His debut solo album Bagpipe Revolution was nominated for Album of the Year by Pipes|Drums magazine.
Jori also writes the "Sound Technique" column for the National Piping Centre’s bi-monthly Piping Today Magazine. The New York Times featured Chisholm's online teaching program, BagpipeLessons.com, and described him as a "top-tier teacher" in a front page story about the growth of Skype music lessons. American Profile Magazine featured Jori on the cover naming him one of the "world's elite pipers." In 2011, BagpipeLessons.com launched the world's first online piping competition and has grown the championship to include drumming.
Entertainment begins at 7:30 pm on Saturday December 21st. See you then!
Admission is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. Kids 12 and under are Free.