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Saturday: Northview FFA Alumni Bluegrass Festival Featuring Marty Raybon
April 2, 2010
Tickets are still available for the April 3 Northview FFA Bluegrass Festival presented by the Northview FFA Alumni Scholarship Fund and NorthEscambia.com.
To purchase tickets click here to order online and print at home/work.
Tickets are also available at ticket outlets — Davisville Country Store at 10251 Highway 97, the Ann’s Hallmark & Gift Shop at 1741 E. Nine Mile Road in Pensacola, and the Ann’s Hallmark & Gift Shop at 4805 Hwy. 90 in Pace. Tickets will also be available at the door for both shows.
To learn more about the concert, click here or see the ad above. Concessions will be available from the Northview Band, click here for info.
All proceeds from the event benefit the Northview FFA Alumni Scholarship Fund. This is an indoor event.
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5 Responses to “Saturday: Northview FFA Alumni Bluegrass Festival Featuring Marty Raybon”
This is going to be a great show with almost THREE HOURS of entertainment in each show and a GREAT price too! What makes it even better is that the proceeds go for scholarships to our Northview FFA students . . .a WONDERFUL ORGANIZATION with WONDERFUL STUDENTS!!! Hurry and get your tickets, you won’t want to miss it!!!
I heard Marty & his family play at Bluegrass festivals in the ’80s. Their dad would play fiddle with them occasionally. They were great. All were very personable. The group would walk around the campground and play with pickers at different sites. Years later I remember playing and singing with them as fond memories.
yes going back to the comment about hearing him in concert i have heard im at a business i co own with my bp Mr. Sandy Wyatt and i really love hi performannces thanks Casey Wooten
I can’t wait. This is great that we are having such professional come to our hometown. All I can say is get the tickets while they last.
I’m sure “Two Dozen Roses” won’t get you in the door.
I have heard him before. He puts on a great show!