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March Events

2/9/2019

As most of you know by now, the D.C. St. Patrick's Day Parade has been cancelled this year due to cost restraints. You will still be able to see the Band marching in other parades throughout the area. Here is what we have planned for now....

March 2nd
Alexandria St. Patrick's Day Parade-King Street, Old Town Alexandria @ 12:30PM

March 10th
Annapolis St. Patrick's Day Parade-Downtown Annapolis @ 1:00 PM

March 15th-17th
Ballhooter 2019 -Snowshoe, WV
Come on out and hit the slopes then party with the Band.
Check it out here........

Band Fundraiser

12/27/2018

The Band has an exciting new fundraiser that gives you a chance to win throughout the entire month of March.
Our fundraiser is based off of the DC Pick 3 nightly lottery drawing.
For a $20 donation you get 2 chances to win every night.
Match your numbers to the drawing and you win!
Drawings are held Monday-Friday.

Contact your favorite Band Member for tickets.

Merry Christmas

12/25/2018

The Band wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year!
See you in 2019.

Chief Welsh Retires

12/9/2018

Battalion Chief Henry Welsh
retired on December 7 after 33 years of service to the DCFD.
Chief Welsh is a founding member of the Band and as Pipe Major was the driving force in organizing the Band, getting guys to practice, and sounding good.
Congratulations on your retirement Henry!!
See you at practice.

Rest in Peace Jimmy Seavey Sr.

9/4/2018

The Band is saddened today by the passing of one of our own.
Retired Captain James Seavey Sr. passed away this morning at his home after a long and hard-fought battle with cancer. “Jimmy”, as we all called him was the Band’s first appointed Honor Guard Sergeant. Jimmy took on the task of maintaining our flags and equipment needed for the honor guard. Our honor guard plays a very important role to the band as it represents our band motto, “Onóir, Meòraich, Beatha, Greadhan” which is Irish Gaelic for "Honor, Remember, Represent, Celebrate". Jimmy was with the band as it formed back in 2002, lending any kind of support needed. He helped arrange places to practice and whatever behind the scene task needed to be done during an event. Like everything Jimmy had his hands on, he was ALL-IN. Captain Seavey was a legend on the job as well. He mentored everyone who came across his eyes with such a genuine attention to detail. He spent his off days contributing countless hours to Cabin John Park VFD, Maryland State Fireman’s Assoc, Montgomery Co. Fire, International Fire Chiefs, the list just goes on. We could never sum up how much Jimmy Seavey will be missed in a single post. He touched thousands of lives and we are grateful for his friendship and dedication to the band.

Rest Easy Captain James Seavey Sr.
We've got the watch.