- Art & Museum Exhibits,
- Lectures/Literary,
- Live Music: All
Int'l. Electric Guitar Day Program at the Historical Museum
- Art & Museum Exhibits,
- Lectures/Literary,
- Live Music: All
Int'l. Electric Guitar Day Program at the Historical Museum
Celebrate International Electric Guitar Day at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum
See the First Electric Guitar, used by Gage Brewer for the instrument’s world debut in 1932.
The Museum presents a program exploring the electric guitar’s origin story, followed by a demonstration of how the instrument works and what can be done with it by guitarist Bill Goffrier.
This program is free and open to all ages.
The Electric Guitar was introduced to the world in 1932 through concerts in Sedgwick County, Kansas – the Historical Museum addresses this topic through artifacts and exhibitions. This year, the Museum exhibits the first electric guitar, which was used for these concerts.
The Museum also invites the public to attend a free afternoon program this day to learn more about what is currently considered the world’s most popular instrument: the Electric Guitar.
1:00pm - DeVore Auditorium
Museum Docent Joey Pinner will give a presentation on the history of the electric guitar, which will be followed by an explanation and demonstration of the instrument by guitarist Bill Goffrier.
204 S Main St; Wichita, KS 67203