Rick's Picks
A Lifelong Afair with Guitars & Music

An Exhibit Benefiting Burpee Museum of Natural History Now thru April 10,2013

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Now that Rick’s Picks is closed in Rickford, Illinois, GrahamSpencer, the design firm that created the exhibition, is busy exploring how it can travel to finding future homes for what has been called, “the finest music exhibition in history.” In due time, we will be seeking corporate partners who see the value in associating with this extremely high quality, very deep exhibition as it travels to major cities in the future.

Visitors of all ages came from around the world to immerse themselves in their shared passion for guitars, and their musical hero and ours, Rick Nielsen.We invite you to discuss with us how associating with this amazing celebration of Rick’s music and life can benefit you in the future. For more information, please email info@rickspickslive.com.

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ted pappasBack in the late 70's, my early 70's Gibson SG Special ended up in your collection. Can I buy it back? theodorep@aol.com
Dean PittengerI just learned about Rick's Picks from history channel and now your closed? Would love the chance to have gone. God's speed
Dr. Stephen FrostInvite, Nicholas Conservatory Gardens Tuesday April 23, 2013 at 4PM - 6PM (reserved) Tourette Sydrome Society Spokesman ($500 charity 4/14)