Stop by for Thursday Night Jam 7PM - 10PM |
| Mountain Art Works, LLC |
Our Part of Earth!
Nestled in the mountains of Southwest Virginia
Dickenson County (Virginia's Baby)
in the Heart of Appalachia, in God's Country.
Dickenson County (Virginia's Baby)
in the Heart of Appalachia, in God's Country.
| Virginia's Heritage Music Trail |
Mountain Music
The Crooked Road, Virginia's Heritage Music Trail winds across
Virginia through small towns, over mountains and into the heartland
of mountain music. Virginia's Heritage Music Trail runs from
Franklin County into The Heart of Appalachia ending in Dickenson
County.
Dickenson County is home to the Ralph Stanley Museum.
Mountain Art Works is located in Haysi. A little town know over the
years as a draw for good music and fun. MAW's is located in a
building that has been a gathering place for old friends and new
since 1937. (The notorious "Club 83") Small bands of friends and
local musicians would frequently come out. We continue that
tradition.
Mountain Art Works is proud to promote our mountain musical
heritage by opening our stage to a Thursday Night Jam at 7PM.
Musicians are encouraged to bring their instruments for an evening
of picking fun and fellowship and the public is invited to enjoy an
evening of bluegrass and gospel music. Some of our regular
patrons are always ready to step up and assist newcomers with
their first flatfoot'n steps.
Many of our gatherings are small. But what an opportune time to
get to know folks that grew up around mountain music and learning
to pick on the back porch.
Virginia through small towns, over mountains and into the heartland
of mountain music. Virginia's Heritage Music Trail runs from
Franklin County into The Heart of Appalachia ending in Dickenson
County.
Dickenson County is home to the Ralph Stanley Museum.
Mountain Art Works is located in Haysi. A little town know over the
years as a draw for good music and fun. MAW's is located in a
building that has been a gathering place for old friends and new
since 1937. (The notorious "Club 83") Small bands of friends and
local musicians would frequently come out. We continue that
tradition.
Mountain Art Works is proud to promote our mountain musical
heritage by opening our stage to a Thursday Night Jam at 7PM.
Musicians are encouraged to bring their instruments for an evening
of picking fun and fellowship and the public is invited to enjoy an
evening of bluegrass and gospel music. Some of our regular
patrons are always ready to step up and assist newcomers with
their first flatfoot'n steps.
Many of our gatherings are small. But what an opportune time to
get to know folks that grew up around mountain music and learning
to pick on the back porch.
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Appalachia How do you pronounce it? Best described by Kate and Andrea from Illinois. Apple-Atcha! If you're an outdoors enthusiast there's something here for you. Hiking and biking trails offer picturesque scenery and a mountain challenge that can range from beginner to expert. Pine Mountain Trail Paddling the Russell Fork is a popular local sport. Folks from around the world come to visit for a ride down the river! Into Bluegrass Music? The Ralph Stanley Museum The Crooked Road Mountain Folks live off the land. We love the outdoors. Local luthiers' custom build banjos, fiddles, mandolins and guitars. Visit the Breaks Interstate Park Grand Canyon of the South Dickenson County Chamber of Commerce Official Dickenson County Site Virginia Tourism Corporation Haysi - Clinchco Lions Club |