JESSE McREYNOLDS HOSTS THE 2ND ANNUAL FALL PICK INN PARTY OCTOBER 24TH & 25TH
Jesse and Joy McReynolds invite you to the Pick Inn in beautiful Gallatin, Tennessee for the second annual FALL PICK INN PARTY on Friday, October 24th and Saturday, October 25th. This two day, music-filled celebration will feature some of Nashville’s most talented musicians, country arts and crafts, down-home cooking and Halloween fun for the entire family. Kids of all ages will enjoy hayrides through the McReynolds family farm and a special “Spooky Hayride” when night falls on Friday & Saturday!
Jesse McReynolds brings together a selection of the finest players and singers including New Foundation, Luke McKnight & Thunder Road, Buddy Griffin & Friends, Daniel Rothwell with special guest championship buck dancer Thomas “Magic” Maupin, Judy Carrier & Rens Vreeburg, The Straight Arrow Boys and many more! Radio personality Harv Mason will be your guide through this unforgettable weekend of entertainment headlined by the legendary Jesse McReynolds & the Virginia Boys. Back by popular demand, the FALL PICK INN PARTY will once again feature the Virginia Boys band reunion – bringing together some of the great musicians who worked with Jim & Jesse throughout the years.
EVENT DETAILS:
DATES: Friday, October 24th & 25th, 2008
TIMES: Friday – 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Saturday – 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM
LOCATION: 550 Zieglers Fort Road
Gallatin, TN
Follow the signs to BledsoeCreekState Park!
TICKETS: $10.00 Adult
$5.00 Children ages 6 to 12
Children under 6 free with a paying adult
Camp sites are available at both the Pick Inn and BledsoeCreekState Park (rough camping at the Pick Inn, full camping available at BledsoeCreekState Park).
Arts & crafts vendor space is available by contacting Joy McReynolds at jimandjesse@bellsouth.net
VISIT www.jimandjesse.com for more details!
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