GABBF 2002
The festival is a one of a kind event full of great music and proven to be an unforgettable event!
During its first decade, the Great American Brass Band Festival has attracted more than a quarter of a million visitors from throughout the United States and abroad. It is truly ``America's greatest band concert in the park,'' and has been featured in articles in major publications such as the Wall Street Journal, the Chicago Tribune, and Southern Living.
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Webmaster's tip: Wear comfortable shoes, bring an umbrella, a blanket, a camera, some sunscreen and a lawn chair!
Elderhostel: A five-day in-depth festival experience open to participants 55 years of age and older.
NEW!!! GABBF Photo Contest!!
2002 Chautauqua Tea (June 13)
Tentative Schedule of Events for this year's festival.
Conference on American Band History
A day long exploration of topics related to the history of bands in
America featuring presentations by leading national authorities. Friday,
June 14.
The topic, schedule and registration form for this year's Band History
Conference.
The Great American Balloon Race Dozens of hot air balloons fill the sky on Friday evening, June 14.
The Great American Picnic (June 15) The mixture of brass bands, outrageous costumes, and good food make the Saturday evening picnic one of the highlights of the festival.
Other events - Danville Antique & Garden Show
Community Worship Service. A community wide, ecumenical worship service on Sunday morning (June 16) featuring a community choir, The Southern Territorial Band of the Salvation Army and the Olympia Brass Band.
2002 GABBF Souvenirs
Read articles about the 2002 festival
The Festival Guide 2002
(featuring articles about this year's festival)
The Great American Brass Band Festival
P.O. Box 429
Danville, Kentucky 40423-0429