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Music @ BCM 2009
Behringer-Crawford Museum
1600 Montague Rd
Devou Park
Covington, KY 41011

$5 adults
$3 children (3 – 12 years)
Doors open at 6:00 p.m
Performance: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m

Pack up your family, friends and neighbors and enjoy affordable, fun, relaxing and entertaining Thursdays at BCM!

Spring Concerts:

April 23	*Wine n’ Spring* featuring Faux Frenchmen 1930s Hot Club-inspired string band gypsy jazz and French wines from Party Town of Florence.
May 14	*Bourbon n’ Blues* featuring Blues Merchants Sounds & tastes of Cincinnati Blues & Kentucky bourbon tasting from Party Town of Florence.
June 11	*Beer n’ Brass* featuring Mt. Auburn Brass Fellowship 16 piece brass choir conducted by Professor Gary L. Johnston and specialty beers from Party Town of Florence.

Summer Concert Series:
Six Consecutive Thursday Evenings!

June 18	Comet Bluegrass All-Stars A six-piece band of accomplished singers and multi-instrumentalists with amazing musical interplay and high lonesome bluegrass harmony.
June 25	Pat Kelly and the PsychoAcoustic Orchestra A nationally acclaimed jazz big band with top performers and kickin’ arrangements… Featuring original compositions by Pat with high energy and originality. Not to miss!
July 2	Mambo Diablo Enjoy a rum and coke and some hot Latin jazz.
July 9	Jake Speed and the Freddies American folk music with political and cultural humor, tongue-in-cheek story telling and audience participation.
July 16	Roger Drawdy and the Firestarters A high flying Irish band that will set the stage on fire with a mix of traditional and original music.
July 23	Steve Tracy & the Crawling Kingsnakes “The blues” tops off the series with Professor Tracy and his highly acclaimed band.

For more information, contact The Behringer-Crawford Museum at (859) 491-4003 or email info@bcmuseum.org.

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