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Delta Blues Calendar Listing

June 28, 2016


SUMMER EVENTS & EXHIBITS AT DELTA BLUES MUSEUM

CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI

Museum events and more offered through Labor Day




ON-GOING:

BLUE STAR MUSEUM PARTICIPATION

Free admission to the nation's active-duty military personnel and their families, including National Guard and Reserve

Now through Labor Day

   

JULY 04:

MUSEUM CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY

   

AUGUST 11 - 14:

2016 SUNFLOWER RIVER BLUES & GOSPEL FESTIVAL

Special Museum hours on Sunday, August 14th, from 1:00pm - 5:00pm

   

AUGUST 12:

DELTA BLUES MUSEUM BAND PERFORMANCE

On the DBM Main Stage, at 5:00pm

BOOKSIGNING WITH JUDY FLOWERS

Clarksdale & Coahoma County (Images of America) author leads a Q&A in the DBM classroom

Open to the public, at 1:30pm

   

AUGUST 13:

BOOKSIGNING WITH JOE ROSEN

Blues Hands author leads a Q&A in the DBM classroom

Open to the public, at 2:30pm

   

About the Delta Blues Museum

Established in 1979 by the Carnegie Public Library Board of Trustees and re-organized as a stand-alone museum in 1999, the Delta Blues Museum is Mississippi's oldest music museum. A 2013 recipient of the IMLS National Medal for Museum and Library Services - the nation's highest honor for museum and library service to the community - and a 2014 recipient of the National Arts & Humanities' Youth Program Award, the Delta Blues Museum is dedicated to creating a welcoming place where visitors find meaning, value and perspective by exploring the history and heritage of the unique American musical art form, the Blues. The Museum is also recognized as a Great River Road Interpretive Center.

For more information on events or programs, please call (662) 627-6820, or visit the Museum web site at www.deltabluesmuseum.org.

Members of the press may register in the PRESS ROOM on the Museum's website to access further information, downloadable images and related materials.

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2013 IMLS Award

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Shelley Ritter, Director

This newsletter is supported in part by funding from the Mississippi Arts Commission, a state agency, and,
in part, from the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.