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A community evening with screenagers: Digital Literacy 101
Join TC Strong, Through the Trees and ROAM Brevard for a community evening with Screenagers: Digital Literacy 101 on Tuesday November 3rd at 5:30 pm.
How does screen time shape our kids, families, and community? Join us for a …
Owen Grooms Presents Wayne Bishop and Jenn Linville + Potluck
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Owen brings us a wonderful night of music with Wayne Bishop and Jenn Linville.
Wayne Bishop was born and raised in Cedar Mountain, NC and majored in music at Brevard College. He traveled across the country and Canada singing a variety of music …
Welcome Taylor, our new wine buyer and in-house wine lady!
Attention wine lovers!
Taylor Goodale, who you may know from one of our wine events, will be joining us as our in-house wine lady. She’ll be around on Wednesdays and Saturdays to answer questions, help with pairings for dinner, pour some wine, and …
Old Town School of folk Music on SoundCloud
Old Town School of Folk Music on SoundCloud
I featured the Old Town School in a previous post, but today I want to point you to their vast SoundCloud repository.
There is more folk and ethnic music than old time, and I didn’t …
Owen Grooms Presents Jacob Goins and Potluck
about jacob:
Jacob Goins is a folk songwriter, performer, and producer from the far west of North Carolina.
His writing is born of woods, of the emergence and recession of light, and of the silence in which he lingers. He strives to …
Owen Grooms Presents Old Sap and Potluck
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Poet from Chicago, rambled out to Montana, cut a banjo from a tamarack, strings across the country, foot like a freight train, voice rushing down over lush Appalachia, sings a thrush tune through the rush hour and into your long-forgotten prairie …
Old Time Fiddle Lessons from Chance McCoy
Old Time Fiddle Lessons from Chance McCoy
Good clear video run-throughs of some tasty tunes. It’s fiddle-oriented but should work for learning the melody on any instrument.
The videos are split screen so you can see the bowing as well as the left-hand fingering.
This is a valuable …
Cedar Mountain News for September 30th, 2026
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Now available as a podcast.
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Cedar Mountain News from Linda Packer Young
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Remarkable Values from June Appal Recordings
Remarkable values from June Appal
Bob Buckingham told me about this. Many classic June Appal recordings are available on Bandcamp on a “name your own price” basis.
Website: SC Fiddling — Fiddlers in South Carolina
SC Fiddling
This odd little site hasn’t been updated in over a decade but there is some worthwhile information on fiddling and fiddlers in South Carolina. It is basically an inventory of all the fiddlers in the state, past and present, with sound recordings of many …
Music blog: Cornbread, Molasses, and Sassafras Tea
Cornbread, Molasses, and Sassafras Tea
Music blogs were an Internet phenomenon before streaming. You could say they’re obsolete but I wish they would come back. The blogger usually has interesting historical and personal reflections on the music — something we don’t get as much these days.
But …
Owen Grooms Presents Jennifer Rhea Linville and Potluck
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Jennifer Rhea Linville and Owen Grooms play heartwarming original and traditional songs on guitar, banjo, mandolin and fiddle. Jenn grew up in Transylvania County, North Carolina, and has played music here throughout her life’s journey with her family and friends, including …
Cedar Mountain News for September 2nd, 2026
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Now available as a podcast.
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