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The '''Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival''' is an annual music festival sponsored by [[Bob Sykes Bar-B-Q]]. | The '''Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival''' is an annual music festival sponsored by [[Bob Sykes Bar-B-Q]]. | ||
The first event was held in [[2010]] at [[Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park]] and attracted about 4,000 visitors. | The first event was held in [[2010]] at [[Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park]] and attracted about 4,000 visitors. Since [[2011]] the event has been held at [[DeBardeleben Park]] in downtown [[Bessemer]]. | ||
In [[2014]] Bessemer artist [[Thornton Dial]] was honored with a Key to the City and a proclamation of "Thornton Dial Day" during the event. | In [[2014]] Bessemer artist [[Thornton Dial]] was honored with a Key to the City and a proclamation of "Thornton Dial Day" during the event. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:47, 9 May 2023
The Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival is an annual music festival sponsored by Bob Sykes Bar-B-Q.
The first event was held in 2010 at Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park and attracted about 4,000 visitors. Since 2011 the event has been held at DeBardeleben Park in downtown Bessemer.
In 2014 Bessemer artist Thornton Dial was honored with a Key to the City and a proclamation of "Thornton Dial Day" during the event.
In 2023 the April 29 event benefitted Clay House Children's Center. Performers included Aretta Woodruff, Dynasty, Hermon Hitson & the Music Maker Revue, Big Al & the Heavyweights, Geminii Dragon, Stacy Mitchhart, Jose Ramirez, and Kat Riggins.
References
- Williams, Roy L. (October 16, 2010) "Courtyard Cafe owner cooks up new Bessemer business." The Birmingham News
External links
- Bob Sykes BBQ & Blues Festival at bobsykes.com