Presenting: The Midnight Ramblers

The Ralph Stanley Museum & Traditional Mountain Music Center and the Jettie Baker Center will present the Midnight Ramblers on Saturday, September 1st at 7:00pm at the Jettie Baker Center in Clintwood. This event is the latest addition to the Music Along the Crooked Road concert series, which brings together the best in regional old-time, bluegrass, and gospel music to create wonderful evenings of culture and entertainment.

The Midnight Ramblers, southwestern Virginia's up-and-coming bluegrass band, will make their second appearance in the Music Along the Crooked Road concert series to celebrate one year of performances sponsored by the Museum/Center and the Jettie Baker Center. Be sure to experience the Ramblers' lively blend of standard bluegrass tunes and originals, all performed by one of the region's best young bluegrass bands.

Admission to this event will be $5.00 per person, and one child (ages 12 and under) per paying adult will be admitted free, so bring the whole family for a wonderful evening of regional music!

The "Music Along the Crooked Road" series of concerts will be held on the first Saturday evening of every month at the Jettie Baker Center with a scheduled performance time of 7pm. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Museum & Center during the work week leading up to each performance.

For more information about upcoming events in the "Music Along the Crooked Road" series, or to purchase tickets, please visit our website at www.ralphstanleymuseum.com, call the Museum & Center at 926-8550, or call the Jettie Baker Center at 926-8694.

The Ralph Stanley Museum & Traditional Mountain Music Center is a private, nonprofit, 501(c)3 corporation.