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Appalachia featured on PBS
Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People, made by Ross
Spears and Jamie Ross, is a four-part PBS series that is the first environmental
study of any region of the country.
Sqrambled Scuares moves to MTN
“MTN” might not make a very good word to scramble,
but it seems to be a good fit for Sqrambled Scuares.
Rock Star
The Blowing Rock plays large part in new movie
A Cornucopia of
CAMPS
As summer draws close and school is coming to an end, parents
are looking for something to entertain and educate their children
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 Lonesome
River Band returns to Blowing Rock May 16
Back by popular demand, the Hayes Performing Arts
Center in Blowing Rock presents legendary bluegrass outfit
the Lonesome River Band for one night only on May 16
Diana & Sarvis Ridge vs. High Grass
HayesGrass II final May 15
 Echo
Park at Mountain Valleyfest May 16
Folk & Dagger, Lost Faculties, Forget-Me-Nots,
Amantha Mill, Surefire
Bluegrass to perform
An Appalachian Summer Festival hosts History Day May 15
Appalachian State University’s premier summer
arts attraction, An Appalachian Summer Festival, invites
friends of the arts to attend a History Day Celebration
 Kat
Williams performs live for May 23 benefit
On May 23, jazz singer Kat Williams’ bold
voice will once again fill the Carolina Theatre with people,
song and soul, as she performs in the Spruce Pine historic
theatre.
Southern Accent hosts Fellowship Celebration
Day-long event promises music, food and fun
 A
Case of Vertigo
Knoxville alt-rock band plays Boone May 21
 ASU
Community Music School concert May 17
The school will host a recital on Sunday, May
17, showcasing some of the community’s brightest talent,
including performances in guitar, piano, viola, violin and
cello.
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Appalachia
CD celebrates mountain heritage
If you were one of the television viewers who enjoyed
the recent PBS four part documentary Appalachia: A History of
Mountains & People, you probably noticed that the film series
utilized authentic yet original recordings to help bring the mountains
into your living room.
A
Case of Vertigo
Knoxville alt-rock band plays Boone May 21
ASU
Community Music School concert May 17
The school will host a recital on Sunday, May
17, showcasing some of the community’s brightest talent,
including performances in guitar, piano, viola, violin and
cello.
Diana
& Sarvis Ridge vs. High Grass
HayesGrass II final May 15
Echo
Park at Mountain Valleyfest May 16
Folk & Dagger, Lost Faculties, Forget-Me-Nots,
Amantha Mill, Surefire
Bluegrass to perform
Southern Accent hosts Fellowship Celebration
Day-long event promises music, food and fun
Kat Williams
performs live for May 23 benefit
On May 23, jazz singer Kat Williams’ bold
voice will once again fill the Carolina Theatre with people,
song and soul, as she performs in the Spruce Pine historic
theatre.
Echo
Park at Mountain Valleyfest May 16
Folk & Dagger, Lost Faculties, Forget-Me-Nots,
Amantha Mill, Surefire Bluegrass to perform
Lonesome
River Band returns to Blowing Rock May 16
Back by popular demand, the Hayes Performing Arts
Center in Blowing Rock presents legendary bluegrass outfit
the Lonesome River Band for one night only on May 16
Kenny Loggins, Joan
Baez headline An Appalachian Summer
ASU announces summer lineup, ticket sales open
MerleFest Announces
2009 Lineup
Travis Tritt, Emmylou Harris, Del McCoury Headline
festival in Wilkesboro
Local
Music Links
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Mountain
Home Music returns for 2009 season
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