Going to The KC Guitar Show at Ward Parkway
- Mark Valentine
- Oct 2
- 2 min read
You are going to The KC Guitar Show at Ward Parkway Shops.
It is possible that some of you have not been to Ward Parkway.
Allow us to introduce you.
This has been one of Kansas City’s favorite places to shop for over 50 years.
It has a marker in our nation’s history as the home of the first multiplex theater in the USA.
AMC is still there. It has expanded from 2 screens to 14.
Amazing renovations to the mall and the addition of The Pavilion has kept Ward Parkway
as a popular, high traffic destination.
KC Guitar Show will be easy to find. Use the State Line entrance.
Come into the glass enclosed part of the mall.
Buy tickets online and use the discount codes listed below.
If you bring a guitar, just get it tagged at the Guitar Show entrance.
When you leave, show the tag or a receipt for a guitar you bought or traded for.
You are in! This is not a huge show with a hundred vendors. Look around.
We are expecting about 100 guitars that you can’t see in a store.
Are you a collector? We have two historic collections for sale.
Seriously, you will see some famous guitars.
Are you a player? We have a nice selection of luthiers that will show you
their custom builds and talk about how to hot rod your favorite axe.
Oct. 11-12 should be on your calendars. It is the time you can
make your wife happy and sell one of your guitars.
Walk away with cash or trade it for another.
We might have a vendor spot left if you have a collection of guitars or gear.
Every Guitar Has A Story will be videotaping both days.
If you have a cool axe with a story, please contact us to get on camera.
Now here is the special deal:
The Guitar Dealers Association is offering 50% off tickets.
When you buy a Saturday Ticket, use the discount code GDA1 at checkout.
When you buy a Sunday Ticket, use the code GDA2 at checkout.
When you buy a 2 day Ticket, you will get an extra discount. Then get 50% off that when you use the code GDA3 at checkout.Here’s the link:
Spend some time with people who share your passion.
Here’s one of our favorite designs from an interesting luthier:
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