The Floyd Center for the Arts is eagerly anticipating the upcoming Instrument Show & Sale, in conjunction with our Appalachian Strings exhibit! This sale will take place Saturday and Sunday, […]
Join us at the Floyd Country Store every Saturday at noon for FREE Americana Afternoons, traditional acoustic music.
Jeff Little is an award-winning musician from the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. With few exceptions, the piano does not play a prominent role in Americana or Appalachian music and is rarely the lead instrument. But Jeff’s music is one of those rare exceptions. The pianist has not only been recognized as a critically […]
Join us in the backyard behind the Floyd Country Store every Sunday afternoon for the FREE Sunday Music Jam.
Free concerts at the Broyhill Park Gazebo, featuring alumni from the bygone Farmhouse Restaurant. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Mondays, 7pm.
90+ regional artists exhibiting and selling work in a series of six juried shows. Mediums include paint, glass, photography, metals, wood, and more. Free admission & parking shuttle. Park Avenue, […]
Join us at the Floyd Country Store every Saturday at noon for FREE Americana Afternoons, traditional acoustic music.
Rissi Palmer's gift lies in reaching across all musical boundaries. While she made her mark in country music, she is equally at home in R&B music, bringing the entire spectrum of popular music to bear on music she calls “Southern Soul.” As a passionate voice for country artists of color and those who have been […]
Free concert in the Memorial Park Gazebo, Sundays following Art in the Park. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Downtown, 1pm.
Join us in the backyard behind the Floyd Country Store every Sunday afternoon for the FREE Sunday Music Jam.
Free concerts at the Broyhill Park Gazebo, featuring alumni from the bygone Farmhouse Restaurant. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Mondays, 7pm.
Thousands of people go hog wild for a taste of authentic barbecue and a chance to see a professional cooking competition up close at Smoke on the Mountain each year […]
