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SUMMARY:53rd Annual Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music
DESCRIPTION:The 53rd annual Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music (CTM) will take place on Friday\, October 9–Sunday\, October 11\, 2026\, celebrating home-made music as passed on from person to person in the Appalachian Region and the musicians who play it. \nAll events are free to students. \nPerformers for CTM include: \n• The Brandenberger Family\, a family group rooted in the American heartland and bound together by faith\, harmony\, and the timeless sounds of gospel and bluegrass. Victor leads the way\, with wife Nancy keeping things running behind the camera\, joined by daughters Angela\, Bethany\, and Melanie\, son Alex\, and extended family member Swoop Wagler — weaving close harmonies with guitar\, violin\, mandolin\, banjo\, bass\, and resonator guitar. \n• Stephen Seifert\, our L. Allen Smith and Lifetime Performance Award recipient. Stephen is a master performer and teacher of the dulcimer. Over his career\, he has expanded the range of styles and techniques associated with the instrument. \n• Elizabeth LaPrelle and Brian Dolphin will share their repertoire of traditional and old time material as well as Elizabeth’s solo ballads & banjo pieces. Elizabeth has sung and led workshops on ballad singing across the country and was featured in the film “Mountain Minor.” \n• Elizabeth McCorvey was a finalist in the Earl Scruggs Music Fest in 2025 and writes songs that skillfully blend old-time\, folk\, country and blues. She is a part-time psychotherapist\, full-time musician and full-time delight who writes original americana/folk/”bluesgrass” music about people and places that didn’t ask for her feedback. Career highlights include appearing at the Black Mountain Blues Festival\, on Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour\, and playing a showcase at the Woody Guthrie Center. Elizabeth is a a multi-instrumentalist and a feisty storyteller with powerhouse vocals. She released her first album\, “Songs I Sent You” in 2025. \n• The Resonant Rogues are rooted in the mountains of Western North Carolina and are fronted by songwriting duo Sparrow and Keith Josiah Smith\, and Lindsay Emmons. The Resonant Rogues’ self-titled fourth album contains the sounds of Appalachian old-time\, classic country\, and vintage soul. \nThe Saturday Dinner-on-the-Grounds symposium speaker will be Fred Bartesntein\, whose book Industrial Strength Bluegrass: southwestern Ohio’s Musical Legacy explores how Appalachian migrants brought bluegrass north to cities like Dayton\, Cincinnati\, and Middletown\, turning the region into a major capitol for the genre. \nSaturday night’s dance will feature the Berea College Bluegrass Ensemble and caller Frank Jenkins. Frank is known throughout Kentucky for his large repertoire of dances and his gentle and patient demeanor. The Bluegrass Ensemble has long been one of the jewels of Berea College and has performed in Japan\, Denmark\, and Ireland. \nEvents take place across the campus and include dancing\, jams\, workshops\, lectures\, dinner-on-the-grounds\, and a Saturday morning Kidzone at the Berea Public Library with Stephen Seifert and Sophie Delaney. All events are free to students. Daytime events are free to all. Evening concerts are $10; the Saturday evening dance is $8. CTM is sponsored by the L. Allen Smith Memorial Fund\, directed by Elizabeth DiSavino\, and is planned and presented by the Loyal Jones Appalachian Center\, the CTM Committee\, the Berea College Music Department\, and the students of the Berea College Folk-Roots Ensemble. \nVirtual viewing will be available for events Saturday night and Sunday afternoon via the Berea College Music Department Livestream https://vimeo.com/bereacollegemusic. For more details go to our facebook page\, “Berea College Celebration of Traditional Music” or our website\, https://tinyurl.com/LJAC-CTM .
URL:https://toddky.com/event/53rd-annual-berea-college-celebration-of-traditional-music/
LOCATION:Loyal Jones Appalachian Center\, 205 Main Street N\, Berea\, KY\, 40403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Berea
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SUMMARY:Steam Bending with Don Weber - The Firewood Carrier
DESCRIPTION:Don Weber leads this weekend workshop. We’ll be learning about steam bending and jigs to build our own firewood carrier.\nDon Weber\, the Bodger of Paint Lick\, is a traditional woodworker\, furniture and fly-rod maker. We’ve been lucky to have him leading workshops for the past several years through our traditional craft program. Do not miss this opportunity!\nMinimum age: 14 (adult must be present for minors)Wear work clothes you’re comfortable getting dirty or wet (its steam). Be sure you’re comfortable moving fast and under moderate stress and you fit these pieces over jigs.
URL:https://toddky.com/event/steam-bending-with-don-weber-the-firewood-carrier/
LOCATION:Berea Makerspace\, 117 Spring Circle Dr\, Unit 3\, Berea\, KY\, 40403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Berea,Classes
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SUMMARY:Rooted In Time: Celebrating Trees Across Cultures
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive theatrical experience following the story of Granny Chestnut\, a giant puppet designed by local artist April Morales\, as she visits her distant tree relatives the fig tree\, piñón pine\, and the cherry blossom tree and celebrates their rich history and cultural impact. \nThe audience is invited to walk alongside Granny Chestnut and enjoy the journey through music\, art and storytelling. Costumes are encouraged! Dress up as a nymph\, mushroom\, forest critter\, or any tree related entity and enjoy this unique immersive experience. The schedule is as follows: \n1:00 – Tree themed Crafts and Art Exhibit \n1:30 – Rooted in Time: Performance with Granny Chestnut \n2:30 – Taiko Drums\, Crafts\, and chance to interact with the cast \nThis event is free and open to the public. No RSVP Necessary. All ages welcome
URL:https://toddky.com/event/rooted-in-time-celebrating-trees-across-cultures/
LOCATION:Berea College Forestry Outreach Center\, 2047 Big Hill Road\, Berea\, KY\, 40403-9020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Berea,Family Friendly
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SUMMARY:Chenault Farmers Market - October 11th
DESCRIPTION:The fifth and final Chenault Farmers Market of the season\,Sunday\, October 11th!\nJoin us at Chenault Vineyards in the Welcome Center parking lot from 1:00–4:00 PM. Spend the afternoon browsing a variety of local vendors featuring farmers and artisans from Madison County’s Farmers Market Association\, as well as Berea\, Richmond\, and Garrard County.\nAfter shopping\, stop by the Welcome Center for lunch\, soak up the sunshine on the patio\, and enjoy a relaxing day at the vineyard.\nWant to be a vendor? Text “FARMERSMARKET” to 859-328-7773 f more info!
URL:https://toddky.com/event/chenault-farmers-market/
LOCATION:Chenault Vineyards\, 2284 Barnes Mill Rd\, Richmond\, KY\, 40475\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly,Food,Outdoor,Richmond
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