Workshops, Theme Shows, Seminars, Barn Dances & More...

     One of the wonderful things about working with the entertainers who share their music with us at the MusicFest is that they have so many talents and so many varied interest areas.  We enjoy capturing some of those special talents and interests in a variety of theme shows, seminars and other activities.  Tribute shows, Gospel music shows, silly skits, reminiscing and interview programs and much more combine to fill our morning programs.  Workshops cover such things as beginning instruments, songwriting, harmony, music history and more.  Seminars can cover such subjects as RV topics, stories behind country songs, starting an event in your community among various other topics.
     We're planning a cowboy show in honor of the Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum and their big film & music festival, which had its last event in 2009.  We hope that, in some small part, we can carry on what that great event was all about...honoring the cowboys of the Old West and those wonderful Western films of the 1930s, '40s and '50s.
     The Barn Dances have become a treasured activity of our MusicFest.  Each evening after the concerts are finished, you're invited to kick up your heels to some great country music.  It's fun and entertainment like it used to be, back when folks gathered at a neighbor's house or barn, cleared out the furniture or hay bales, and danced to a lively fiddle and a spirited guitar!
     Guaranteed, you'll enjoy our 2010 MusicFest entertainers doing some of the fun stuff that they don't always get to do on the concert stage.  Check back to this page for more details on the various theme shows, workshops and seminars that will be happening at the 2010 MusicFest.