Friends of the
National Jug Band Jubilee
Center Stage Performance:
Presented by Waterfront Development Corporation
Brown-Forman Amphitheater, Waterfront Park, Louisville, KY, Saturday, August 23, 2008
and Jubilee Launch Party:
Presented by Frazier International History Museum
Jug band concert, Kentucky premiere of historical jug band film documentary
Frazier Museum, 829 W. Main Street, Louisville, KY Friday, August 22, 2008
Louisville Waterfront
Development Corporation
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National Jug Band Jubilee
gratefully acknowledges the
participation and support of:
Bluegrass Brewing Company
Brown-Forman Corporation
Frazier International History Museum
Gernstein Catering
Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau
Greater Louisville Inc.
Heine Bros. Coffee
Kentucky Arts Council
Kentucky Department of Tourism
Kentucky Historical Society
LEO Weekly
Louisville Metro Government
Louisville Urban League
Louisville Waterfront Development Corporation
Myron Koch
O'Neil Arnold Photography
Peak Summit
Property Source Network
Publishers Press Printing Company
Ramada Inns
Ted and Lyall's Hot Dog Stand
WHAS Radio
WFPK Radio
O'Neil Arnold, Gregory Acker, Edward S. Bonnie,Christy & Owsley Brown II,
Ina Brown Bond, Mrs. W.L. Lyons Brown, Elizabeth Browning, Barbara Collins,
Ashley Cox, Paddy DeGeorge,Tom Dempsey, Andy Dozier,Steve & Alison Drury,
Bruce Gernstein, Jean Frazier, Sandra Frazier, Fred Glock, David Karem,
Delmark Goldfarb, Todd & Carol Kwait, Heather Leoncini,
Michael Maloney, John Mann, John Marlowe, Tom Peterson, Mike Power,
Michael Reidy, Ben Richmond, Dot Ridings, Scott Roussell,
Bill & Lindy Street, Rod & Gloria Wenz, David Wood
National Jug Band Jubilee Brings America's Happiest Music back to its old Kentucky home. Dedicated to preserving jug band music at its late 19th century home--
Louisville, Kentucky. National Jug Band Jubilee--funded in part through a
Kentucky Arts Council grant.
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