SGFCO

We’ve long awaited the return of the SGFCO Grill Daddy at our Jubilee shows. Tomorrow night, weather permitting, there will be dogs.

Please buy your tickets before. Dogs at 6:30, doors at 7pm

We’re excited to share will be kicking our next Jubilee live recording on April 10th, joining and for a night of amazing live music at Springfield Soundstage.

Tickets are limited, so get yours ASAP 🤘

Taking a quick detour from mural content to let you know about our next Jubilee show.

We’ve got coming from STL and the hometown legends performing live at Springfield Soundstage April 10th. There is a very special secret third act that will be announced soon too.

Lord willing we will have beautiful weather and the SGFCO Grill Daddy will be out back cooking dogs before the show.

Get tickets early and come enjoy a pair of ripping Missouri Rock Bands next month.

New building owner paints over iconic downtown mural - Springfield Business Journal Business that offers financial counseling to veterans plans patriotic mural in spot that once honored internationally famous Springfield artist.

They’re painting it black when they need to be painting it back. 

Some quick updates on the Robert E. Smith mural that was destroyed on Friday:
-People have shared who they believe the owner to be, but we haven’t seen anything that 100% confirms who is responsible. We also have not heard from the owner. The no-brainer choice for them is to apologize and work with the right people to restore the mural immediately. Local news will be sharing about this today and we’re hopeful that’s the path the owner takes.
-, the business on the lower level, didn’t make the call on this and is bummed like the rest of us. Please show them some love because this is a headache for them.
-The response to this has been nearly unanimous and the local art community has been buzzing all weekend about what to do next. Restoring the mural is step one. Together, we can do much more than that. We’re eager to collaborate wherever we can to restore this work of public art, celebrate Robert E. Smith’s creative legacy, preserve other similar works downtown, and see more public art created here.

We’ll do our best to keep folks updated. This obviously sucks but there’s a way for us to turn this into a win together.