Annual Bluegrass Festival & Car-Show -Somerville, AL

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Annual Bluegrass Festival & Car-Show -Somerville, AL

Time: October 12, 2013 from 10am to 8pm
Location: The Gurleys Soggy Bottom Music Barn
Street: 45 Peck Hollow Rd
City/Town: Somerville, Alabama
Website or Map: http://gurleyssoggybottombarn…
Phone: 256-606-7083
Event Type: car, show
Organized By: Joel & Philip Gurley
Latest Activity: Oct 9, 2013

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5th Annual Bluegrass Festival at the Gurley's Soggy Bottom Music Barn in Florette Alabama. Car/ Motorcycle/ Truck/ RatRod Show $20 Entry Fee- Door Prizes & Cash Awards - Free Admission to Car Show.  Bluegrass Festival Tickets $10.00 Each, BANDS: PoorHouse, Southern Heritage, Cross the Mountain, Solid Blue, Pam Thrower & Shine, Stanley Adair Sugar Rush Band, Starts @ 10AM thru 8PM. Free Camping , Vendor Space Available! Please Call 256-606-7083 or 256-778-8432.- Joel Gurley

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Comment by Jack Thomas on October 8, 2013 at 4:57am

Hey Phillip,

We are getting calls asking if this event is on again for this year. If so, please update your posting so your local members and viewers have you as a choice for coming weekends!  When it is updated, let Mike know so he can send it out to his distribution list. http://southeastwheelsevents.com/profile/MichaelThies?xg_source=pro...

Please call 770-883-0160 if South East Wheels Events can help in any way, 

Jack & Mary

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