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5Th Anniversary Flyer Make your plans to join us in Oklahoma City from September 4th-7th, 2014 for a very special banjo weekend celebrating the American Banjo Museum’s 5th Anniversary. Highlights will include American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame inductions, a special concert by THE KINGSTON TRIO and YOUR FATHER’S MUSTACHE (with a special appearance by BOB SHANE - original founding member of the Kingston Trio), informal performances at the ABM by Debbie Schreyer, Mike Currao, Mike Gentry, Johnny Baier and others, Grand Opening of the new Your Father’s Mustache exhibit at the ABM, a final opportunity to see the ABM exhibit The Kingston Trio - A World of Music, and ongoing jam sessions and good times with good friends - old and new! DON’T MISS IT! Thursday, September 4th x Welcome Party & Jam Session ________________________ $20.00 X __ $ ___________ 6PM - 10PM - American Banjo Museum - Cost includes pizza, beer, wine, soft drinks Friday, September 5th x American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame Dinner____________ $50.00 X __ $ ___________ 6PM - 10PM - Venetian Room, 14th Floor, Skirvin Hilton Hotel 6PM - 7PM - Reception, Music by Your Father’s Mustache, Cash Bar 7PM - 8PM - Dinner (Classic Salad, Filet of Beef, Brown Butter Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable Medley, Dessert, Rolls, Coffee) 8PM - 10PM - American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony honoring Debbie Schreyer, Earl Scruggs, Elmer Snowden, David Day, Mike Currao and The Kingston Trio Saturday, September 6th x Grand Opening of New Exhibit - YOUR FATHER’S MUSTACHE Noon - American Banjo Museum x Performances by Your Father’s Mustache, Debbie Schreyer, Mike Currao, Johnny Baier & Mike Gentry Noon - 5PM - American Banjo Museum x IN CONCERT - The Kingston Trio with special guests Your Father’s Mustache and a special stage appearance by Bob Shane (original founding member of the Kingston Trio) 7PM - 9:30PM - Rose State College Performing Arts Theater, Midwest City, Oklahoma Premium Reserved Seats (includes 6PM backstage meet and greet) $40.00 X __ $ ___________ Lower Orchestra Reserved Seats _________________ $35.00 X __ $ ___________ Upper Orchestra Reserved Seats _________________ $30.00 X __ $ ___________ Balcony Reserved Seats ________________________$25.00 X __ $ ___________ x Post Concert Afterglow Reception & Buffet ______________ $30.00 X __ $ ___________ 10PM - Midnight - The Founder’s Suite, 14th Floor, Skirvin Hilton Hotel Buffet includes Salads, Sage Rubbed Turkey Breast with Cranberry/Orange Relish, Pasta Station with Penne, Pappardelle, Wild Mushrooms, Roasted Vegetables, Shellfish, Rotisserie Chicken, Pesto, Sauces - Cash Bar GRAND TOTAL $ ___________ Ple ase se n d this c o m ple t e d form a lo n g with c h e c k or cre dit c ard inform a tio n b efore Se p t e m b er 1, 2014 to: A m eric a n Ba njo Muse u m, 9 E. Sh erid a n A v e nu e, O kl a h o m a C ity, O K 73104 w w w. a m eric a n b a njo m use u m. c o m - 405-604-2793 N a m e ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Stre e t A d dress ____________________________________________________________________________________________ C ity _____________________________________________ St a t e_______________________ Zip________________________ Phon e ___________________________________________ Em ail __________________________________________________ Cre dit C ard Nu m b er___________________________________________________________ C S C # _____________________ C ard Expira tion D a t e_____________________________ Sig n a ture_______________________________________________ The Skirvin Hilton Hotel has been an OKC landmark since 1911 and will be the host hotel for the ABM 5th Anniversary Celebration. The discounted rate for guest rooms during this event is $139 per night. Please make your reservations directly with Hilton at 800-774-1500 (mention “BANJO”) or visit: http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/O/OKCSKHF-BANJO-20140904/index.jhtml .
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