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Bean
Blossom Blues Fest
September
6 - 9, 2007
THE
FUN STARTS ON THRUSDAY 9/6/07!
4
days of camping & jamming, 2 days of concerts
held
at the historical
Bill
Monroe Memorial Music Park
in
Bean Blossom just 5 miles north
of
Nashville, Indiana on Hwy 135
Gates Open
Thursday, 9/6/07 at 9am
for
campers enjoying campfire jamming only - Concerts & other
festivites don't
begin
until Friday 9/7/07 at 5:30pm
Fest is
over at midnight Saturday 9/8/06,
but campers
can stay 'til Sunday
9/9/07
to enjoy more great jams!
SHOWS
RAIN OR SHINE!!!
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The Bean
Blossom Blues Fest, affectionately
known as
the Bean, is a super fun, 4 day
camping
and music festival that combines
fantastic
music, great food, friendly people,
and a
beautiful outdoor setting. One trip to the Bean and you'll be wiping
the rib sauce from your smiling face and catching yourself being happy!
~ Bean
Founder, John Hall
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People
love the Bean Blossom Blues Fest. Here's what some past attendees had
to say when asked "What do you like best about the Bean?"
"Intimate,
great acts, good vibe, and you can bring your own stuff to eat and sip"
- Pandi Bruss, Indiana
"Music
and the smoked bones"
- Randy
Ciesiolka, Indiana
"The
fellowship and bands"
- Carl
Jackson, Georgia
"Friendly
atmosphere, camping, and food"
- John
Gibbins, Kentucky |
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"Harmonica
contests and workshops"
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Bob Fawcett, Michigan
"The
blues, the party, the atmosphere"
- Larry
Crum, Indiana
"1)
On site camping, 2) The fact that you trust us all to act like
adults by not imposing a lot of rules, 3) The location, 4) The music"
- Ginny Orud, Iowa
"Good
food, good friends, great music"
- Rosie
Pelley Williams, Indiana
"The
setting is the perfect jewel for the music"
- Brun
Thomas, Paris France
"Able
to play music all night"
- Lynn
Koman, Michigan |
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Note:
Lawn chairs are great things to bring to the Bean. In the years
we've been doing the Bean we've never had any significant rain - it's
been great weather every year, but if it does rain, the ground would
be uncomfortable to sit on. Unless there's lightning or a significant
amount of rain, the show will go on. There are no refunds because the
bands must still get paid, and all other financial committments must
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