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SUMMARY:First Friday Concert
DESCRIPTION:Admission is FREE!! Bring a Blanket or Lawn Chair & Enjoy the Show! For more information or to sponsor an event call 765-3008. Family friendly and FREE to the public. No Alcohol/Smoking/Coolers.
URL:https://toeriverarts.org/event/first-friday-concert/
CATEGORIES:Music
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SUMMARY:Flights of Fancy
DESCRIPTION:Mica\,  contemporary craft gallery in Bakersville\, NC opens its newest mixed media exhibition of Flights of Fancy featuring artists Josh Cote (wire)\, Elizabeth Brim (iron)\, Shane Fero (glass) and Mary Webster (paintings)\, joining in a celebration of birds\, on July 27th through October 15\, 2017.  A reception will be held on July 29 from 5 – 8 PM.  Please come and join us.
URL:https://toeriverarts.org/event/flights-of-fancy-2/
LOCATION:Mica Gallery\, 37 North Mitchell Avenue\, Bakersville\, NC\, 28705\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Event,Art Gallery
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SUMMARY:Toe River Valley - Burnsville
DESCRIPTION:It’s about place. It’s about the destination. It’s about the art we find when we arrive. \nRoan Mountain range marking the northern point\, its windswept\, forested paths crossing over the Appalachian Trail to the ridge. Mt. Mitchell marking the south\, the highest point this side of the Mississippi River with centuries of awe-inspiring views. Meandering between and predating these 400 million plus-year old peaks is the Toe River\, one of the oldest rivers in the world. And along that river\, along its many tributaries\, live the artists who chose to make this place their homes\, to value the land on which they create\, to protect the waterways that flow beside. \nThe Toe River Arts Council host two community wide exhibitions\, “Toe River Valley \,” which will run through September 23\, 2017. These concordant shows showcases interpretive photography by Doug Sudduth and paintings from Blue Ridge Fine Arts Guild artists\, documenting life along the river in pencil\, paint and camera—a watershed of arctic blues and greens\, rusts\, clouds of snow along the banks—seemingly endless\, ever moving\, meandering\, cutting through the land like a warm knife through butter. Noted geologist Alex Glover speaks at both galleries (time and date to be announced). Kids can paint rocks as they learn about the fragility of our ecosystem. A special feature is Hellbender Rocky who will slither out of the mud to watch a drones-eye-view of the Valley during a reception on September 22. \nThe Toe River is what makes our community so precious\, so necessary to preserve. This exhibition highlights the river\, the creeks and valleys\, a tangible appreciation for and the guardianship of our watershed by highlighting the art of its artists. \nReception in Burnsville is scheduled for Friday\, September 22 from 5 to 7pm. \nImage by Susan Garriques
URL:https://toeriverarts.org/event/toe-river-valley-burnsville/
LOCATION:Toe River Arts Gallery – Burnsville\, 102 W. Main St.\, Burnsville\, NC\, 28714\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Gallery
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20170826T103000
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SUMMARY:Toe River Valley - Spruce Pine
DESCRIPTION:It’s about place. It’s about the destination. It’s about the art we find when we arrive. \nRoan Mountain range marking the northern point\, its windswept\, forested paths crossing over the Appalachian Trail to the ridge. Mt. Mitchell marking the south\, the highest point this side of the Mississippi River with centuries of awe-inspiring views. Meandering between and predating these 400 million plus-year old peaks is the Toe River\, one of the oldest rivers in the world. And along that river\, along its many tributaries\, live the artists who chose to make this place their homes\, to value the land on which they create\, to protect the waterways that flow beside. \nThe Toe River Arts Council host two community wide exhibitions\, “Toe River Valley \,” which will run through September 23\, 2017. These concordant shows showcases interpretive photography by Doug Sudduth and paintings from Blue Ridge Fine Arts Guild artists\, documenting life along the river in pencil\, paint and camera—a watershed of arctic blues and greens\, rusts\, clouds of snow along the banks—seemingly endless\, ever moving\, meandering\, cutting through the land like a warm knife through butter. Noted geologist Alex Glover speaks at both galleries (time and date to be announced). Kids can paint rocks as they learn about the fragility of our ecosystem. A special feature is Hellbender Rocky who will slither out of the mud to watch a drones-eye-view of the Valley during a reception on August 25. \nThe Toe River is what makes our community so precious\, so necessary to preserve. This exhibition highlights the river\, the creeks and valleys\, a tangible appreciation for and the guardianship of our watershed by highlighting the art of its artists. \nReception in Spruce Pine is scheduled for Friday\, August 25 from 5 to 7pm. \nImage by Susan Garriques
URL:https://toeriverarts.org/event/toe-river-valley-spruce-pine/
LOCATION:Toe River Arts Gallery – Spruce Pine\, 269 Oak Ave\, Spruce Pine\, NC\, 28777\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Gallery
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SUMMARY:Music in the Mountains Folk Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Annual Music in the Mountains Folk Music Festival is coming to the Burnsville Town Center on Saturday\, September 23 from 5:30 to 8:30pm. The Annual Festival\, sponsored by the Toe River Arts Council and now in its 32nd year\, includes bluegrass and traditional music\, ballad singers\, and dancing. Instruments range from fiddle to dulcimer to guitar. And this year\, the Festival is recognizing Bruce Greene for his contribution to the preservation of traditional music.  \nThe Burnsville Town Center\, only a short\, half-block walk from the Town Square\, fills with friends\, family\, and folks interested in participating in an evening of melody and song.  \nInternationally known Appalachian dulcimer player and the night’s emcee\, Don Pedi\, will introduce traditional balladeer and storyteller\, Bobby McMillon\, and musician and dancer Carol Rifkin with the Queen family—Jeannette and Mark. Also\, during the evening\, another family favorite\, Jonah Riddle and the Carolina Express\, will take to the stage with bluegrass and gospel that will get the spirits soaring.  \nBruce Greene will be recognized by Will Ritter. And with a few friends—Jason Cade\, Loy McWhirter\, Rob Levin\, and Don Pedi—perform several mountain favorites which are being preserved by the wealth of regional musicians\, singers\, storytellers\, and dancers. \nMusic In The Mountains Folk Festival is a tribute to our region’s diverse musical heritage. Our evening celebration of traditional performers is uncommon in diversity and artistic excellence.  Let’s bring in the Fall together! Come join us in September! \nTickets will be available at the Burnsville TRAC Gallery in mid-September. Please check back for more information as the schedule is finalized.
URL:https://toeriverarts.org/event/music-mountain-folk-festival/
LOCATION:Burnsville Town Center\, 6 South Main St\, Burnsville\, NC\, 28714\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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