This year, Music on the Mountain is starting with a Jam Session on Friday, August 26, followed by the music festival Saturday, August 27.

Northeast Alabama Community College presents Music on the Mountain 2011, featuring Blue Moon Rising, with the Rigneys, Bent Creek, Newgrass Troubadours, Froggy Hollow, Cotton Mouth Creek, and Walker Street Opry. Tickets are $15, and you can get them by calling 256-638-4418 extension 248. It's FREE for NACC students!

Motor homes are welcome to the Jam Session on August 26 at 6 p.m., and the music begins August 27 at 1 p.m.

For more information, a poster, or to order tickets online, visit Northeast's website here.

If you would like to participate in the 37th Annual Art in the Park on Sunday, September 4, register early. For each exhibitor of original fine arts or arts and crafts, a $40.00 fee is due for early registration (before 5 p.m. Saturday, August 27). Sixty dollars ($60.00) is required for all other registrations postmarked thereafter. No commission will be charged on vendor sales. One assistant per exhibitor will be admitted free. Optional: Send glossy photos and short resumes for publicity.

Sunday Registrations:
Those that have not preregistered will register in the library and pay entry fee at that time. All exhibitors should select a numbered space in the park and report space number to personnel in the library by 9:00 am the morning of Art Sunday.

Mail your registration to:
Dianna Henshaw
1380 Woods Cove Rd.
Scottsboro, AL 35768

For more information, call Cathy Mitchell at 256-599-4717 or email info@threeartsclub.org.

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