




Master of Ceremonies
Dave Wilson
Official concert poster:

(click here to download a PDF)
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The Bluegrass on the Bay fundraiser for the non-profit Cascade County Historical Society is striving to complete the restoration of its home, the History Museum at 422 2nd St. South in Great Falls, Montana. It is the repository of more than 100,000 objects and its goal is to preserve and promote the heritage of this beautiful part of Montana.
Historically this event has been held on a Friday evening but since we always have such a great time we decided to extend the fun over a whole day!
Odd Fellows Park is located on River Drive between Broadwater Bay and Warden Bridge and near Extended Stay America. Shelter and restrooms available.


Brian's Top Notch Cafe, Tropical Island,
Big
Mouth BBQ, Meadow Gold Ice Cream,
Gusto Distributing and Eagle Beverage
along with concert T-Shirts and Band CD's
 

This year's raffle includes 100 gallons of free gas from Montana Refining Company, a gift card from Albertson's for free groceries, a big game rifle from
Scheels, a Brian Morger print from Energy West and a piece of jewelry from Sutherland's Jewelry. Call the History Museum to get your raffle tickets 406-452-3462 or come visit us at the Great Falls Farmer's Market. You do not have to be present to win!
Tickets are $5 each or six for $25.
Total value of raffle prizes
is over $2,000.
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Concert tickets for the day long and evening event are only



Up to 4 adults, kids 12 and under free. One family ticket per family.
Come visit us at the Great Falls Farmer's Market to buy your event and raffle tickets or stop by our friends below:
Tickets are available at:

Kaufman's
Penny's Gourmet to Go
both Albertson's
Rod's Music & Sound
Morgenroth Music Center
Great Falls
Farmer's Market

Come visit us at the Great Falls Farmer's Market!

Mary Ann gives Christian a "Kaufman Tattoo"!
Attendees are reminded to bring their own blankets or lawn chairs. No
coolers or pets are allowed.
The Great Falls Historic Trolley will provide rides from Dick's RV Park and
the KOA Campground to the concert site for attendees who are camping out.
For more information:
call the History Museum
at 406-452-3462
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