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Libby Prison Minstrels Perform Sept 22 at Big Elk Chapel

Posted on September 4, 2012 by admin

Popular tunes of the Civil War and religious songs of the era performed by

The  Libby Prison Minstrels

Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012

Concert at the Big Elk Chapel, Fair Hill, MD

(corner of Gallaher & Big Elk Chapel Roads)

7:00 PM  ~ Tickets $15

All proceeds benefit Big Elk Chapel Restoration

* * Limited seating  ~  Reservations required * *

Tickets & Info contact:

[email protected]  or  410-392-3946

Feel free to come in period uniform or attire!

The Libby Prison Minstrels have appeared on American Pickers and the SyFy Channel.

Performances in 2012 include Gettysburg, PA, NJ, NY, Dover, DE, Hagley Museum,

and recently sang the National Anthem at a Phillies game.

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