The 3rd ANNUAL OLD TIME BANJO FESTIVAL IN Takoma Park MD and at the Birchmere were awesome. 250 people attended the contest and winner was Reed Martin. He got to perform on the evening concert which received a STELLAR review in the Washington Post:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...1202036.html

And over 30 folks for Sunday workshops.
Thanks to Mike Seeger, Carole Ann Rose & Curly Miller, Clarke Buehling, Paul Brown, Adam Hurt Bruce Molsky, Kellie Allen & Pete Peterson, Marcy Marxer & many friends who made this an amazing event.

Thanks to our sponsors: Bernunzio Instruments, Banjo Newsletter, The Old Time Herald, House of Musical Traditions & Oasis CD Manufacturing.

Thanks to the BANJO!

Posted - 07/13/2009 :  09:46:56          

Congratulations on another successful event, Cathy.

David

Posted - 07/13/2009 :  09:56:19  

We said it to your face, but take the opportunity to say it again here:

Thanks for including us! we had a WONDERFUL time and were privileged to be there.

Anybody who missed it and can start planning ahead for next year: This is worth going to! (And the banjo contest is worth entering, and fun to see your friends)

Pete Peterson

Posted - 07/13/2009 :  10:01:39      

Pete & Kellie were awesome and I highly recommend teir new CD. It's a must.

Posted - 07/13/2009 :  10:35:09      

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Originally posted by Cathy Fink

The 3rd ANNUAL OLD TIME BANJO FESTIVAL IN Takoma Park MD and at the Birchmere were awesome. 250 people attended the contest and winner was Reed Martin. He got to perform on the evening concert which received a STELLAR review in the Washington Post:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...1202036.html

And over 30 folks for Sunday workshops.
Thanks to Mike Seeger, Carole Ann Rose & Curly Miller, Clarke Buehling, Paul Brown, Adam Hurt Bruce Molsky, Kellie Allen & Pete Peterson, Marcy Marxer & many friends who made this an amazing event.

Thanks to our sponsors: Bernunzio Instruments, Banjo Newsletter, The Old Time Herald, House of Musical Traditions & Oasis CD Manufacturing.

Thanks to the BANJO!

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