Can’t make the whole shindig? Never attended the festival before and curious about all the positive commotion? A single day ticket just might be the option for you. We limit the amount of people in the park so you can continue to have ample amounts of wiggle room. Only a limited amount of single day tickets will be sold for each day and no single day camping passes will be sold. No Wednesday Single Day Tickets will be sold. Single day tickets for Thursday, Friday and Saturday are now available for purchase. Don’t forget to bring your friends, we are a family friendly, kid friendly, dog friendly, jam friendly, just plain friendly festival.

Save some money and pick up a full festival ticket ASAP. We are a family friendly, kid friendly, dog friendly, jam friendly, just plain friendly festival. We have an attendance cap because we do not want chaos. Our laid-back groove and loving spirit have maintained because this is what we all strive for. We always ask you to bring someone you love, and you have. Camping on site? Our new location is much larger, and we’ve got plenty of primitive RV and tent camping spots still open. Full festival tickets, Single day tickets for Thursday, Friday and Saturday along with the new Friday/Saturday Combo ticket are available for purchase. Save some money and time and pick up a ticket or two right now by Clicking Here. All rights reserved.Tickets are still on sale and will also be available for purchase at the gate. Shipping: Included continental US, no international. It's a very versatile instrument and a chance to own a piece of history. I also frail / play clawhammer on it and it can bring out a great mountain modal sound in double C or sawmill, I really enjoy that. It sounds fantastic, low tuned can do that JH signature accompaniment sound really well, or in traditional G tuning the aged wood in the ring cracks in a bluegrass context and stands up well to my Huber and Mastertones I have played with in that environment.

This banjo is also signed by John in his distinctive penmanship on the bass side of the head. Four of these banjos were produced, the whereabouts of two of the others are known (by me) one of which is owned by Bela Fleck. the other way around on production models. the production dark finish, a slightly thinner neck than the current production models, and, the headstock inlay says 'John Hartford' and the fretboard inlay says Deering, vs. This is one of the first Deering John Hartford banjos given to John Hartford before the models' introduction. If you're looking at this you likely know what it is.

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