BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20180303T200000Z DTEND:20180303T200000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Traditional Music Concert at the Museum DESCRIPTION:The Nodaway County Historical Society Museum will host an afternoon concert featuring traditional Southern string melodies\, old-time country music and contemporary folksongs beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday\, March 3.\n\n Tony Brown will present a music\nprogram at the Nodaway County Historical Society Museum on Saturday\, March 3\,\nat 2:00 p.m. The program is free\; donations are\nwelcome. This will be Tony Brown’s 4rd musical show to support the museum\, the\nfirst three brought in enthusiastic crowds in recent years.\n Tony Brown said\, “ I hope lots of people come and\, more importantly\, have a really good time. One of the best things in the world\, for me\, is to share my love of old-time music\, tunes that tell a story and open a window on an America that\, in many ways no longer exists. In that sense\, working with the Historical Society is a really good fit for the kind of stuff I do." The show is free\, but Tony emphasized that the main reason\nfor the event is to raise money for the museum. "Don't come with an empty wallet\," he said.\n"This is the kind of show -- if I do say so myself -- that usually isn't\nfree\, and I generally don't work for free. But the Historical Society does\ngreat work in seeking to preserve the past and tell stories about who we are in\nnorth Missouri\, where we came from\, and what we have done. This is an important\ntask\, and it's not cheap. So come and enjoy the tunes\, relax and 'sit a spell\,'\nbut please be generous and help support this important local institution." Tony will be joined by a couple of very special guests. Jesse Graber\, fiddle and mandolin\, and Steve Goeke\, banjo and guitar\, who are two of the finest Southern string music-style players in Kansas City and have agreed to show up to sing and pick with Tony\, who said\, “ I think folks will be amazed by the virtuosity and showmanship displayed by both these fine musicians.” Come to the museum at\n110 N. Walnut\, Maryville MO\, for some traditional folk music\, plus\nwhatever else the men decide to play.\n Refreshments will be served and the museum’s exhibits may be viewed following the program.\n Regular museum\n hours are 1 to 4\, Tuesdays\nthrough Fridays and other days by appointment.\n \n\n\nFor more\ninformation call the Museum\, 660-582-8176. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

The Nodaway County Historical Society Museum will host an afternoon concert featuring traditional Southern string melodies\, old-time country music and contemporary folksongs beginning at 2 p.m. Saturday\, March 3.

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Tony Brown will present a music\nprogram at the Nodaway County Historical Society Museum on Saturday\, March 3\,\nat 2:00 p.m. \;The program is free\; donations are\nwelcome. \; \;This will be Tony Brown’s 4^rd musical show to support the museum\, the\nfirst three brought in enthusiastic crowds in recent years.\n \;

Tony Brown said\, “ I hope lots of people come and\, more importantly\, have a really good time. One of the best things in the world\, for me\, is to share my love of old-time music\, tunes that tell a story and open a window on an America that\, in many ways no longer exists. In that sense\, working with the Historical Society is a really good fit for the kind of stuff I do."

The show is free\, but Tony emphasized that the main reason\nfor the event is to raise money for the museum.

"Don't come with an empty wallet\," he said.\n"This is the kind of show -- if I do say so myself -- that usually isn't\nfree\, and I generally don't work for free. But the Historical Society does\ngreat work in seeking to preserve the past and tell stories about who we are in\nnorth Missouri\, where we came from\, and what we have done. This is an important\ntask\, and it's not cheap. So come and enjoy the tunes\, relax and 'sit a spell\,'\nbut please be generous and help support this important local institution."

Tony will be joined by a couple of very special guests. Jesse Graber\, fiddle and mandolin\, and Steve Goeke\, banjo and guitar\, who are two of the finest Southern string music-style players in Kansas City and have agreed to show up to sing and pick with Tony\, who said\, “ I think folks will be amazed by the virtuosity and showmanship displayed by both these fine musicians.” \;

Come to the museum at\n110 N. Walnut\, Maryville MO\, \;for some traditional folk music\, plus\nwhatever else the men decide to play.\n \;Refreshments will be served and the museum’s exhibits may be viewed following the program.\n \;Regular museum\n \;hours are 1 to 4\, Tuesdays\nthrough Fridays and other days by appointment.\n \;

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For more\ninformation call the Museum\, 660-582-8176.

\n\n \; LOCATION:Nodaway County Historical Society Museum110 N WalnutMaryville\, MO UID:e.3381.16072 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260507T201059Z URL:https://www.maryvillechamber.com/events/details/traditional-music-concert-at-the-museum-03-03-2018-16072 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR