Legacy Parks Marks 20 Years Preserving 700 Acres in Tennessee

Bluegrass and old-time music festivals and events continue to thrive across various communities. The Big Ridge Bluegrass Festival, held at Big Ridge State Park, offers free admission and features live music, food trucks, crafts, and family-friendly activities. Similarly, Wytheville Community College hosts a monthly Bluegrass and Old-Time Jamboree featuring energetic bands like Coyote Ugly and Leftover Biscuits, with free admission and an open invitation for donations. The Cripple Creek Music Festival in Manitoba celebrates 44 years of gospel and bluegrass music in a laid-back, community-driven atmosphere without tickets or gates, relying on voluntary donations. These events highlight the enduring popularity and cultural significance of bluegrass music, drawing multi-generational audiences and fostering community spirit. Meanwhile, Texas native Charley Crockett, a versatile country and blues musician, continues to gain acclaim with his recent album "A Dollar a Day" and dynamic live performances, blending multiple genres and showcasing his artistic evolution.