St. Louis
Banjo CluB
The ST. LOUIS BANJO CLUB was formed in 1969 and has continuously brought the sounds of the four-string banjo to audiences for more than 45 years.
The Club currently has 50 members encompassing ages from 30 to a young 102. As many as twenty players show up on the second and fourth Thursday of each month to play music, mostly from the early 1900s, also known fondly as the songs from “Tin Pan Alley”. The Club members strive to keep this music alive and well for many years to come.
We really appreciate the support of our audience and encourage you to sing-a-long to the songs. The lyrics to those songs are projected on the wall, not unlike the old “Shakey Pizza” days.
Everyone who plays a four-string banjo is welcome to become a member. If you are new to the banjo, you will find a group of people who will help you learn and improve your banjo skills.
We usually play at Concordia Turner Hall, 6432 Gravois Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63116. This location is in south St. Louis, one block east of Kingshighway on Gravois. Click HERE for information about our venue.
Current and Prior Events in the Life of the SLBC
We play songs with words you understand and will never be able to forget!
For more info about the St. Louis Banjo Club, contact
Club President Al Lehmann at 636-212-0323 or
call our information line at 314-842-3185 or
Email us at: stlouisbanjoclub@att.net
Mailing address: 57 Grantwood Lane, St. Louis, MO 63123
CLUB OFFICERS
AL LEHMANN, President JOE FEAGER, Music Director
LARRY DODD, Treasurer DON DEMPSEY, Secretary
The All Frets Convention was held in St. Louis July 2012. Here is a video of our presentation as we opened the concert festivities. Twenty-five members filled the stage. We were led by our Music Director, Joe Feager.
Banjo Club in
2015:
February 12th at Concordia
February 26th at Concordia
March 12th at Concordia
March 26th at Concordia
The January 22nd performance also included 6 of our new members who are in their 30s and 40s. Rejuvenation is in the air! We are excited to have the next generation playing the four-string banjo.
Largest turnout of members in many moons. 25 showed up on January 22nd to play before an enthusiastic audience. What a hoot!
