Frank Renault started Highlands Camera Club in 2004 in Abingdon, Virginia.
JOHNSON CITY, TN– The ETSU Martin Center for the Artsannounces its highly anticipated 2025–2026 Broadway Season, presented by Bank of Tennessee. This fourth season promises an unforgettable lineup of Broadway’s best.
Carly Pearce added to Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion lineup
The Birthplace of Country Music announces the addition of Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Carly Pearce to the 2025 Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion lineup, scheduled for Sept. 19-21 on State Street in historic downtown Bristol.
The Bristol Roots Projectannounced $52,000 in grant awards to folk and traditional artists and cultural organizations working in Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee.
Blountville, the county seat of Sullivan County, Tennessee,isintherunningtobringa freeoutdoor music series to Blountville, Tennessee, starting in 2026.
Rhythm & Roots names new director
TheBirthplace of Country Music, the parent nonprofit organization of the Birthplace of Country Music Museum, the annual Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion music festival, and WBCM Radio Bristol, announces the hire of Richard Oakley as the organization'
Outpouring of Support Brings Arts Center Fundraiser to the Finish Line
Nearly a decade ago, when the founding volunteers of the Johnson County Center for the Arts dreamed of opening an arts center in Mountain City, some doubted whether it was possible.
Eastman Camera Club is more than 60 years old
A group of local photographers formed Eastman Camera Club, Kingsport, Tennessee, more than 60 years ago.
Bristle joins Paramount Center for the Arts team
The Paramount Board of Directors announces the appointment of Amy Bristle as the new director of development and community relations at Paramount Center for the Arts.
Reece Hilt has a clear vision and goal
Reece Hilt has always wanted to be a filmmaker or director.
'It Can't Happen Here' staged reading to be held in Abingdon
A staged reading of an adaptation of the Sinclair Lewis book, “It Can’t Happen Here” is performed Sept. 13, at 6 p.m., at Abingdon High School’s main auditorium, located at 705 Thompson Drive in Abingdon, Virginia.
Pottery exhibit opens at William King Museum of Art
“Potters on the Holston” opens Thursday, Sept. 25 in an exhibition in the Strongwell Gallery and Glenn C. Price Gallery at the William King Museum of Art, Abingdon, Virginia.
Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion is held in downtown Bristol
Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion is held in downtown Bristol Virginia/Tennessee Sept. 19-21.
College for Older Adults offers a variety of classes for those over 50
It’s back-to-school time at the College for Older Adults at the Southwest Virginia Higher Education Center in Abingdon, Virginia.
Theatre Bristol brings “The Mockingbird Sings” back to its ARTspace Stage Sept. 12-14 & 17-18, leading into the 2025 Bristol Rhythm and Roots Reunion Festival with a special presentation of this uniquely Bristol recording sessions story wit
Keep the Music Alive: Volunteer for the Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion
From Sept. 19–21, the heartbeat of Appalachian music pulses through historic downtown Bristol for the 24th annual Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion — a beloved festival that brings our community together through great music, heritage and heart
Salvador Dali exhibit opens in Abingdon museum
William King Museum of Art opens its newest exhibit, “Salvador Dali: Les Chants De Maldoro,” Sept. 4. This exhibition is on view through Feb. 15.