• Jun 3, 2017 from 8:00am to 2:00pm
  • Location: Hwy61roadhouse & Kitchen
  • Latest Activity: Aug 3, 2021

2017 5th St. Louis MO. Cigar Box Guitar Festival Hwy61roadhouse in Webster Grove MO.                           Along the blues HWY Route 61.

Dozens of vendors and local artist.

Featuring Justin Johnson Live Friday night and all day Saturday of the festival. Come early and enjoy lesson s on root instruments. The roadhouse is famous for it cuisine!

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  • proceeds of which go to  "SIX STRING HEROES" .  a charity that  provides  service members suffering from PTSD  free music lessons and free store bought   guitars  .

    healing through music . 

  • Way to go guys .  get your tickets folks, and  you my win  this years swamp witch raffle guitar . signed  in support and  understanding of  PTSD  by  folks that know it  all too well .    Veterans , police  , fireman , dispatchers  , first responders , EMS , service members  , and folks that care , etc etc etc  ...a combined effort  of Canadian and American supporters  .  with signitures added daily  .

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  • Swamp Witch Guitar 2017 Veterans signature guitar raffle. Tickets on sale please contact frogking1958@yahoo.com.

    We've topped the $300 bench mark and moving toward that $2000. goal for our veterans needs by 3rd June. Six String Heroes saving lives, one guitar at a time!306608497?profile=original

  • Spread the word people!!!  It sounds like it's gonna be great!   I hope to see A LOT of you in person who are now only names on these CBN pages!  I'm drivin' down from the middle of Minnesota just to see my old friend Gary Herget, see Justin Johnson perform and make some new guitarded friends!   Heck, even Uncle John is talkin' about comin'....might even ride part ways with me!  Start makin' yer plans right now, and let's rock St Louis on June 3, 2017!!

  • I usually only get a few tags here on the nation but honestly our festival is growing exponentially and local TV and radio plays a big part. I foresee us filling the street and busing folks in just ahead of us because we are over flowing onto the sidewalks now. We remain flexible to change and move on new ideas. Our greatest success is keeping cost down and free to the public. We hire great PR teams and get the event out to a larger crowd. I'm sharing this to not only cultivate interest but to encourage others starting up their own festivals. Locations are important to a point however I feel your event attracts people if it has the atmosphere generated by you that you yourself would enjoy and a momentum that continues throughout the day. Justin Johnson has played all our events and consistently packs the house shoulder to shoulder, literally. This is out 5th and I will step back from vending and be more PR and video photographer. One of my greatest joys comes from meeting new people and sharing our event with other events through gift swamping. It's almost caught on, BSA of France helps keep that going and we invite more so we can globalize this unique subculture.  306601641?profile=RESIZE_1024x1024

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