Tri-Cities TN/VA: Broken clouds, 69.8 °F
"Carnival of Animals"
City Youth Ballet Studios, 3501 West Market Street, Johnson City, Tennessee
"The Glass House," a documentary film
Martha Street Culp Auditorium--Culp University Center--East Tennessee State University
RYU GOTO and CHIH-LONG HU, Classical Duo
Mathes Hall Auditorium, Mathes Hall, East Tennessee State University
ECLETICA Concert
Martha Street Culp Auditorium, D.P. Culp University Center, East Tennessee State University
Jonesborough Repertory Theatre Presents Mye and the Sandpeople
Jonesborough Repertory Theatre
The Ransom McCoy Band Playing at The Ralph Stout Park, Mountain City, Tennessee
Ralph Stout Park, Mountain City, Tennessee Highway 421 North Mountain City, TN 37683
Free ! For a great time, fellowship and clean family fun, come listen and/or dance to the music of the Ransom McCoy Band. The band plays classic country, country rock, line dancing music, slow dance music, waltz music and clogging music. Hope to see you there! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLWuvMNic3k
THE BLAIR STREET MUGWUMPS AT THE ACOUSTIC COFFEEHOUSE
tHE ACOUSTIC COFFEEHOUSE 415 W. Walnut Street – Johnson City, Tennessee – 423 434 9872.
AN EVENING OF HOKUM BLUES, RAGTIME, HILLBILLY, HOT STRING JAZZ, AND JUG BAND MUSIC WITH A MEDICINE SHOW TWIST. www.myspace.com/theeblairstmugwumps
Come To Leicester Studio Tour
17 Artists Studios throughout Leicester, NC (northwest of Asheville, NC)
LEICESTER, NC--The works and workshops of 22 artists and craftspeople will be featured in the 5th annual Come To Leicester Studio Tour. The free, self-guided tour will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, August 21, and Sunday, August 22. Copies of the detailed tour map will be available at every stop along the tour, and the map is also available on the www.cometoleicester.com website for advanced planning. For tour information, call (828) 683-2459 or visit us on Facebook at our Come To Leicester Studio Artists page.
APPALSHOP TO PRESENT TREASURES FROM THE ARCHIVE AT VA-KY OPRY IN NORTON, VIRGINIA
The Virginia-Kentucky Opry, 724 Park Avenue in downtown Norton, Virginia
Thursday afternoon, June 10, 2010, at the VA – KY OPRY there will be a free screening of vintage programs from Mountain Community Television, including videotaped performances by Ralph Stanley with Keith Whitley and Ricky Skaggs, as well as documentation of other bluegrass music legends. The event is presented by the Appalshop Archive and will include video clips of local people, places and events that aired as TV programs on Norton, Virginia’s cable access Channel 12 in the 1970s. Come out to the Virginia-Kentucky Opry, 724 Park Avenue, Norton, Virginia, on Thursday from noon to 2pm for this special screening/discussion event. It’s free and open to the public as part of Appalshop’s annual Seedtime on the Cumberland Festival. For more info call the Appalshop: 606-633-0108 or contact the VA-KY OPRY: 276-679-1901. For the full schedule of Seedtime on the Cumberland Festival 2010, please visit www.appalshop.org/seedtime
Music on the Square presents Ed Snodderly
Historic Downtown Jonesborough
Ed Snodderly has made what he describes as "new hillbilly music" all his life. He has taken the folk, country and bluegrass he absorbed from his Northeast Tennessee mountain family and intermixed other musical influences he heard on the radio, including rock 'n' roll, soul and pop. www.musiconthesquare.com

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