Get ready to celebrate the 102nd birthday of the one and only Hank Williams! The Hank Williams Museum is pulling out all the stops on September 13th with a day packed with music and remembrance. The day kicks off at 9 a.m. at Oakwood Cemetery Annex (1304 Upper Wetumpka Road) with a touching wreath-laying ceremony at Hank's gravesite. Get there a little early, because the Sheppard Family Band, related to Hank's former wife Audrey, will be serenading the crowd starting at 8:45 a.m.! The party doesn't stop there! Head over to Troy University's Davis Theater in Montgomery at 3 p.m. for a memorial concert that'll have you tapping your feet and singing along. Museum Director Beth Petty says, "Hank left a lasting musical legacy, and we feel it is important to celebrate one of Alabama's greatest legends.†This concert is bringing in the talent to do just that! Headlining the show is Fortune, a former Statler Brother known for penning hits like "Elizabeth" and "Too Much On My Heart." Other performers include Wyatt Aleman, Arty Hill, Brad and Tammy Magness, the Dewey Bass Band, and J.B., Hank Williams Jr.'s stepson. Jay Dean from Country Legends Jukebox will be your emcee for the afternoon! Tickets for this can't-miss event are $35 for general admission and $45 for VIP. Grab yours at the Hank Williams Museum (118 Commerce Street, Montgomery) or by calling (334) 262-3600. Don't forget to visit the Hank Williams Museum! It's home to the largest collection of Hank Williams memorabilia in the world, including his iconic 1952 Cadillac. It's a must-see for any country music fan!Hank Williams Birthday Bash Coming to Montgomery!
Wreath-Laying Ceremony
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