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Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame Museum in Muskogee is again open to the public after shutting down as a money-saving measure several weeks ago.
To celebrate, several Oklahoma musicians will perform a concert Friday to help raise money for the museum’s children’s exhibit, scheduled to open soon, as well, officials said.
Y’all for the Hall starts at 6 p.m. Friday. Muskogee’s Wild Card Band, Harley Hamm, Bronko Carr, David Carr, Cat Daddy and the Elevators, Jermaine Mondaine, Derek Gibson, The Kay Brothers, Jim Paul Blair, Joe Mack, and others will perform sets. The show is all-ages at the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame Frisco Depot, 401 S. Third St., Muskogee.
For more information about the Hall of Fame, visit
tulsaworld.com/omhof.
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