Ichthus Music Festival (historical host)

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Ichthus Music Festival (historical host) was one of the oldest and largest annual Christian music festivals in the United States, featuring multiple days of concerts, worship, and youth-oriented activities.

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instanceOf Christian music festival
audience Christian youth
church groups
country United States of America
surface form: United States
founder Asbury Theological Seminary students
frequency annual
genre Christian music
hasNameEtymology Greek word "ichthys" meaning "fish" and used as an early Christian symbol
hasPart concerts
mission-focused programming
teaching sessions
worship services
youth-oriented activities
inception 1970
inspiredBy Woodstock Festival NERFINISHED
location Wilmore, Kentucky NERFINISHED
musicStyle Christian rock
Christian worship music
contemporary Christian music
notableFor being one of the largest Christian music festivals in the United States
being one of the oldest annual Christian music festivals in the United States
organizer Ichthus Ministries NERFINISHED
programIncludes camping
main stage performances
multiple music stages
speakers
worship leaders
religiousTradition Christianity
startTime spring
state Kentucky
status historical
typicalDuration multiple days

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Wilmore, Kentucky hasEvent Ichthus Music Festival (historical host)