Fort Gibson Southern Gospel Music Festival

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The Fort Gibson Southern Gospel Music Festival is a Christian music festival held annually in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, USA, on the third full weekend in July. The festival began in 2008 at Trinity Family Worship as a community outreach but, because of massive audiences, it was later moved to the Fort Gibson High School Auditorium. The festival features local and regional Southern Gospel music artists and is regularly covered on local television and radio stations.The festival is hosted by Terrill White, a local southern gospel music artist and concert promoter.

Past artists[]

2008

• The Gastineaus - Ada, Oklahoma
• Native Witness - Hulbert, Oklahoma
• The Wallace Family - Emory, Texas
• The Bell Sisters - Tahlequah, Oklahoma

2009

• The Hawkins Family - Hot Springs, AR
• The Jenkins Sisters - Fort Worth, Texas
• The Carpitchers - Tahlequah, Oklahoma
• One Purpose - Muldrow, Oklahoma
• Naomi Carey - Hulbert, Oklahoma

2010

• The Homesteaders Quartet - Weleetka, Oklahoma
• The Gastineaus - Ada, Oklahoma
• The Crusaders Quartet - Magnolia, Arkansas
• One Purpose - Muldrow, Oklahoma
• Sacred Call - Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
• Example of Grace - Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
• Naomi Carey - Hulbert, Oklahoma

External links[]

• Fort Gibson Southern Gospel Music Festival