Crooked Road Festival
Indian Run String Band, Hoorah Cloggers, and Jen Barton
The Rickie Simpkins Quartet
Saturday, March 22 (SOLD OUT)
8-10 PM
Moss Arts Center, 190 Alumni Mall, Blacksburg
Live music performance
Ticket required; included in one festival admission price: $34-$45 general admission, $10 students with ID and children 18 and under
Square dance and flat foot dance are featured during Saturday workshops and demos. At night, old time music and dance kick off the concert as the Hoorah Cloggers perform Appalachian dance with fellow New River Valley sensations, the Indian Run String Band. Fiddler Rickie Simpkins, inducted into the Virginia Folk Music Hall of Fame in 2008, brings together an outstanding quartet that reflects his enduring roots in the classic bluegrass of his native Virginia. In 1983, Rickie, his brother Ronnie, Sammy Shelor, and Mark Newton formed the famed Virginia Squires, and since then the rest is heritage music history.
The Oaks Victorian Inn and the Clay Corner Inn are running special package promotions for the Crooked Road Festival.
- Program Notes
- Joyful | Heritage Music
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Inspiration
Crooked Road Festival, Wayne Henderson and the Luthiers of Virginia
Something Joyful
Something the entire family can enjoy, guaranteed to put a skip in your step and a smile in your heart. Other JOYFUL performances:
- Roanoke Symphony Orchestra: Holiday Pops Concert
- Sphinx Virtuosi: A Dialogue Between Two Centuries
- Tomáš Kubínek: Certified Lunatic and Master of the Impossible
- Compagnia TPO: BLEU! The Mediterranean Sea
All performances take place in the Anne and Ellen Fife Theatre, in the Street and Davis Performance Hall, unless otherwise noted.