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n behalf of the Chamber
of Commerce and the
residents of Alleghany
County, we welcome you to our annual Mountain Heritage Festival, a
proud tradition that celebrates our
culture and our customs. We hope
you enjoy your stay.
We are a perfect blend of tradition
and progress, offering an array of
entertainment and recreational options bookended by a core of small
businesses, industries and services
which enhance our quality of life.
Sparta meets both our needs and our
aspirations.
Nestled in the High Country of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, the town
of Sparta is the heart of Alleghany
County. It is not only our county
seat, it is the center of educational,
medical and social services for our
12,500 area residents. It is also a
place where tranquility is tantamount to the well-being of those
who live here and those who visit.
Our friendliness is our calling card
and is the reason so many make us
an annual destination.
The Mountain Heritage Festival will
showcase the best of our county.
Our gateway community is a shining example of mountain culture, a
growing economy and a nurturing
community.
We hope you have a great day at the
festival! We welcome you anytime to
share in our full schedule of events!
—Beth Dixon
Executive Director
Alleghany County
Chamber of Commerce
Sparta, NC 28675
336.209.0475
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enjoy.
Many thanks to our festival sponsors
Alleghany Inn
Blevins Building Supply
Mountain Dreams Realty
Paglen Law & Mediation
Pioneer Eclipse
Strategic Partners, LLC
United Country Foxfire Realty
Blue Ridge Electric
Carolina Farm Credit
Genesis Health Care
Grayson National Bank
Heather R. Klein Attorney at Law
Pizzeria
Alleghany 2020
B&T Tire Auto
Carolina West Wireless
Lifestore Insurance
Skyline Telephone
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21 N. Main St | Sparta, NC
336.372.7888
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The 22nd Annual Mountain Heritage Festival
The 22nd annual Mountain Heritage Festival
spills out onto the Main Street of historic downtown
Sparta, N.C., from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It’s a day
filled with live music on the stage at the center of
town, and some 100 vendors offering a variety of
tastes, arts and crafts of these mountains. The
festival closes with the traditional Possum Queen
Contest, where contestants put their talent on
display in hopes of being crowned the 2016 Possum Queen. It is a crowd pleaser emceed by local
comic, Hillbilly Wes, that has to be seen to be fully
appreciated.
Bruce Wayne Osborne VFW Post.
10:30am: Junior Appalachian Musicians Youth
Showcase
11am: Jubilee Dancers - Traditional line dancing.
11:30am:Shadowgrass
12:30pm: The Dance Place performers
12:45pm:Cake Auction - Your chance to bid on
desserts made by Alleghany’s best
bakers!
1pm: Changing Lanes
Sparta is located in the heart of the Blue Ridge,
the most convenient town to the North Carolina
Piedmont. From I-77 take Exit 83 (left hand exit
northbound only), or Exit 85 southbound, then follow US 21N up the mountain for 29 miles to Sparta.
2pm: WestWend
There is entertainment throughout the day on
the Main Stage where Main Street/U.S. 21 intersects N.C. 18. The schedule of events is as follows
(subject to change):
Changing Lanes is a hard driving bluegrass/gospel band made up of youthful members Jesse Allen
on lead guitar, Ethan Edward on mandolin/banjo,
and Alan Young on banjo/mandolin. All three are
vocalists. They hail from Laurel Fork, Va.
10am: Opening Ceremonies
National Anthem performed by 11-yearold Karis Howell. Colors presented by the
Possum Queen Contest, Hillbilly Wes to
emcee - Come see who will take home the
crown.
ShadowGrass is a young bluegrass band based
out of Southwest Virginia. The band includes
16-year-old Luke Morris, mandolin and vocals,
15-year-old Clay Russell,
banjo, 14-year-old Kitty Amaral, fiddle and vocals,
12-year-old Presley Barker, guitar and vocals, and
11-year-old Kyser George, bass and vocals.
WestWend is an Americana/country duo
comprised of Jonathan Maness, guitar and vocals,
and Wendy Crowe, vocals. Established in 2011 in
Knoxville, Tenn., they perform and record new and
traditional country music. With Jonathan’s roots
in bluegrass and Wendy’s roots stemming from
Kathy’s Kreations
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Enjoy Freshly Baked Treats Everyday!
Mountain Park Old Time Band: Old Time Music
Raven Ridge: Country
Robin, Will, Robin, and Fred: Rock, Folk, and More
Crossroads: Classic Rock/Soul
Dennis Shaw and Fried Pies: Southern Rock
Larry Davis: Classical Guitar
Carrington Kay: Folk
Nolan Biggins: Country/Rock/ Americana
The Tune Hounds: Acoustic, Classic Country Rock
JAM students: Old Time/Bluegrass
Jammin’ Tent: Crouse House Pickers
Bluegrass; bring your instrument and join in
4pm:
Changing Lanes
Downtown
Sparta, NC
Classic cars will be at
Music on Main!
Everyone Welcome!
Music Starts at 6:00pm • Come early and have dinner!
Check our Facebook page for Or, contact Alleghany County Chamber of Commerce
336-372-5473 or AC2020plus@gmail.com
specific times & places
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Conveniently Located At
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Kathy’s Kreations Bakery
Open Tues - Sat • 9 to 5
6 South Main St • Sparta NC • 336-657-0858
Order Custom Cakes for your Celebrations!
Come Hear Our Music-just some
of the bands for September & October
3:30pm: Rise and Shine Band
ShadowGrass
the Delta blues, classic country, and Motown, they
have come together to create their unique sound.
WestWend’s latest CD, “Linger For A While,” takes
bluegrass standards and makes them new again,
while their originals capture their audience with
a traditional flavor. Wendy’s voice has been best
compared to Alison Krauss’, while Jonathan’s rich
baritone and agile flatpicking are well known to
audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. WestWend
has performed at some of the biggest festivals in
the United States and Europe including: the Bristol
Rhythm and Roots Reunion, the National Cornbread Festival, the St. Augustine Seafood festival,
Rise & Shine Band
WestWend
the Pensacola Great Gulf Festival and more. They
also performed a 14-day tour in five European
countries. They have opened for Rhonda Vincent,
Guy Clark, and Tyler Hilton.
The Rise and Shine Band, the house band at
the Alleghany Jubilee, located in the former Spartan Theater on Sparta’s Main Street, is a regular
on the Mountain Heritage stage. They accompany
the contestants in the famous Possum Queen
Contest that closes out the festival. One of the
area’s premier bluegrass bands, it draws talent
from Sparta and surrounding mountain communities. The band includes: Billy Dancy, banjo; Wade
Petty, fiddle; Kermit Pruitt, bass; Charlie Edwards,
vocals and guitar; and Charlie Kinzer, guitar.
In addition to the vendors on Main Street, Sparta’s downtown merchants roll out the red carpet for
festival participants. Public restrooms are available
off the passageway beside the Alleghany Chamber
of Commerce at 58 S. Main St. Portable toilets and
handwashing stations are also stationed at various
locations in and about the festival.
for more info:
www.Sparta-NC.com
September 1st moving to NEW location
115 Jones Street, Sparta NC
Formerly Brown’s Restaurant
Seafood
Steaks
Home Cooking
Down home cooking in our friendly mountain atmosphere
336-372-4242
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450 South Main Street • Sparta, NC
Books & Friends Book Store
Alleghany Chamber of Commerce
Conductor $500, (6 tickets)
Sparky’s Coffee Shop
for Alleghany County Students
1st Chair $250, (4 tickets)
Becca’s Backwoods Bean
Community Auditorium • Main St. Sparta
2nd Chair $100, (2 tickets)
Afternoon
Performance
About the Western Piedmont Symphony
Sponsorships:
Celebrating their 52nd season this year, the Western Piedmont Symphony is comprised of talented
musicians from all over the state. The symphony performs five Masterworks concerts each season
under the direction of Maestro John Gordon Ross, and holds other concerts in various venues
throughout Western North Carolina.
The Symphony believes that fine music is meant for all ages. Their goal is to provide musical performances of distinction that enrich and enliven the community’s classical music experience while
they nourish new audiences through school concerts and family outreach programs.
The Western Piedmont Symphony is based in Hickory, NC. For more info: www.wpsymphony.org
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The Fall Color in Alleghany County & Sparta, N.C.,
Will Delight Your Senses.
Sometime around the middle of
September the colors begin to
change. The guessing begins
among locals about when the
colors will peak. There are some
weather-related factors that play
a role in figuring out the timing,
but the middle of October is
usually a safe bet. One thing is
for sure though, if you visit anytime around mid-October, you
will not be disappointed.
Sparta offers a quaint downtown
that bustles with excitement in
the fall. The Mountain Arts Adventure Studio Tour, Oct. 14-16,
is an excellent time to visit. You
can enjoy the fall color as you
wander from studio to studio. If
you have children, plan to take
in the Fireman’s Parade on Oct.
13. Fire trucks from all over the
region drive slowly down Main
Street as the crowds cheer.
Colors will vary from deep burgundy red to cheerful, buttery
yellow and pumpkin orange.
When you toss in the crisp fall
evenings, and the smells of hot
apple cider and bonfires, you’ve
got yourself an amazing weekend.
They end the parade at the
Sparta firehouse where there are
snacks and goodies for kids. This
is small town living at its best.
Autumn in the Blue Ridge
Mountains is always a wondrous time. On a warm October
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day you can float the New River
in a kayak or canoe and get a
different view of all the colors.
Choose a pumpkin from a pickyour-own farm that may offer
hayrides and a corn maze. A trip
to see the colors is definitely
worth the ride up the mountain.
Check visitnc.com for updates
on the fall peak color.
Call the Alleghany Chamber of
Commerce at 336-372-5473 for
information on all the autumn
activities in the area, or drop by
during your visit. The Chamber
is located across from Farmers
Hardware in the historic downtown.
—Wrenn Kilmartin
Susan MSR Miles
Real Estate Broker NC & VA
336-657-7190
Vickie P. Bartlett
Real Estate Broker NC
336-572-1164
Don Miles
Creating
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Jobs thru
Tourism
Builder/Developer
336-657-0463
Residential • Farm
Commercial • Lots
Long Term & Vacation Rentals
Enjoy the Annual 3-Day Road
Market the Last Full
Weekend in July: July 28-30, 2017
336-372-5646
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Sparta, NC 28675
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Dancing at the Jubilee!
A
night at the Alleghany Jubilee in Sparta, N.C., is something special indeed. For
almost 20 years on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings, this has been a
place to go for music and dancing
that is truly unique to this community. If you are looking for a family
friendly evening of fun, you can bet
the Jubilee will provide this, plus a
whole lot more.
If you talk with Miss Agnes and
her nephew Jack, you will discover that they put their heart and
soul into the Alleghany Jubilee.
They love the people who come
week after week. This place really puts a smile on your face.
The atmosphere is cheerful and
welcoming.
It’s like family when you’re here.
Agnes Joines hugs the regu-
lar customers when they walk
through the door and newcomers
by their second visit. There are
a few stories told, as old friends
share news and catch up with
each other.
The building is the former Spartan movie theater directly across
from the Courthouse in historic
downtown Sparta. It still holds its
small-town charm, and the walls
are covered with photographs
of patrons and posters of when
it showed Saturday afternoon
westerns.
As you look around you, it’s clear
to see that the folks here are
hoping you will join in the party.
Local bands play a mix of bluegrass, old-time mountain music,
gospel and a little country. From
the two step to the Alleghany
Studio Redwood, Inc.
Chris Elliott-Davis Owner/Artist
Fine Art, Decorative Painting,
Painted Furniture & Accessories
Art Instruction, Design & Consultation
Refinish, Repurpose, Reinvent!
NC Real Estate Broker, Mountain Dreams Realty, Inc.
Available 7 days a week for your convenience.
24 S. Main
Sparta, NC 28675
(336) 657-0990
16 S. Main, Lower Level,
Sparta, NC 28675
redwood@skybest.com• 336.657.0232
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ON NEW RIVER, Furnished,
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shuffle, you will be hard pressed
to stay in your seat. Clogging, flat
footing and square dancing are
also popular. You might even get
asked to dance.
The Alleghany Jubilee is almost
a trip back in time to the 1950s
when places like this were more
common. It is appropriate for all
ages. It’s an alcohol free environment with snacks and sodas
available.
If your birthday is near or you just
enjoy a birthday
party, plan to visit
on the first Tuesday of the month,
which is birthday
night. There is
always a covereddish supper —remember to bring
a special dish for
the table—and a
slice of birthday
cake. Who would
want to miss
that?
on Tuesday and Saturday nights
at 7 p.m. A different band plays
each Saturday, and a house band
entertains every Tuesday. Admission is $5 on Tuesdays and $6 on
Saturdays. Line dancing lessons
are given every Monday night at
6 p.m. for $3 per person. This is
a chance to learn the dances that
go so perfectly with bluegrass
and old time mountain music
whenever you step back in time
and let yourself be a part of the
family.
—Wrenn Kilmartin
278 Wilson Road
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to Blue Ridge Park Way, Long Range
Views $ 92,000
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148 Riverside Drive
2 BR, 3 BA, Log Home, Common
Area on the New River, Basement,
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Bill Nilo: 336-200-3411
Lou Morrison: 336-467-4688
Eddie Hall: 336-596-2460
67 Riverbend Road
74 Luther Street
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Common Area $ 325,000
Darlene Wyatt: 336-363-4071
Chris Davis: 336-657-0232
Randy Miles: 336-657-2036
Lisa Edwards: 336-657-2120
Pam Neill: 336-657-0898
Mike Parlier: 704-929-9629
3647 US Hwy 21 South, Sparta, NC
Office: (336) 372-1622 or (336) 372-1625
Fax: (336) 372-1620 • (800) 513-1622
The Alleghany
Jubilee is open
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Visit us on the web: mtndreamsrealty.com
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N.C. Mountain
Arts Adventure
Gifts ♦ Home Decor
Cards ♦ Flowers
Serving Alleghany County
for over 65 years.
372-5599
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm • Sat 8:30am-1pm
55 South Main St, Sparta
Fresh Meat
Beef
Chicken
Pork
Seafood
OPEN:
Mon-Fri 8am to 7pm Produce
Sat. 8am to 6pm
Lettuce
Sun. 10am to 5pm
Tomatoes
116 S. Main St
Onions
Sparta, NC 28675
and more
336.372.4343
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he weekend of Oct. 14-16,
Alleghany County and
Sparta, N.C., are hosts to
the N.C. Mountain Arts Adventure
Studio Tour. If you have an interest
in handcrafted art in many different forms, this is an event you
will want to put on your calendar.
Sixteen different artists open their
studios to the public.
You have the opportunity to watch
the artists at work. See how raw
clay is transformed into a beautiful
bowl or vase as the potter spins his
wheel. See pieces of stained glass
become a colorful window. Ask
questions, and take home a treasure that is one of a kind.
The county hosts these talented
folks who offer everything from
hand-blown glass flowers and pottery to custom silver jewelry and
hand-crafted guitars. When you
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arrive in Sparta, pick up your tour
map at the Chamber of Commerce
across from Farmers Hardware at
the center of historic downtown
Sparta. It will lead you through our
mountain community along country back roads, beside streams,
past cows grazing in green meadows and fields of orange pumpkins. Autumn leaves will be the
crown on top of this beauty as you
make your way from one studio to
the next.
Plan a trip, and enjoy the beauty of
our mountains, the warmth of our
community and the rich assortment of artisans who look forward
to meeting you.
—Wrenn Kilmartin
Visit:
ncmountainartsadventure.com
for more information.
Music on Main
Friday Night Fun in Downtown Sparta
Every first Friday of the month in
the summer and and early fall offers Music on Main beginning at 6
p.m. in Sparta’s historic downtown.
Most stores stay open, and many
host bands play to the delight of
customers and on-lookers. There is
usually a band on the Courthouse
lawn, in the quaint Priser Theater at
22 S. Main St. and in the large rock
building at 60 S. Main St.
The event begins June 3 and
ends Oct. 7 and, of course, is
held every first Friday in between.
An eclectic mix of bands, from
bluegrass and old-time mountain music, to classic ensembles
and country, play throughout the
evening. There is no admission
charge. Spend the evening in one
of the restaurants, enjoying music
with your supper. Roam Main
Street pausing for a sampling of
each band, or shop at one of the
stores as you enjoy the music.
The merchants will love you for it,
but that is not required.
Be prepared for a crowd. The
event draws throngs of people.
Locals are sure to bump into
old friends they haven’t seen in
a while. If newcomers come at
least twice, on their second visit
they’ll see friends they made at
their first Music on Main, and the
merchants will already be treating
them like homefolk.
There’s chalk in front of one of the
stores for children to draw on the
sidewalk. If you stay late you may
catch fireflies on the Courthouse
lawn.
For more information please call
the Alleghany Chamber of
Commerce at 336-372-5473.
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Louise Paglen
Attorney at Law
Now providing Enhanced Estate Planning
for Seniors and Their Families:
• Medicaid Planning
• Veterans Pension Planning
• Special Needs Planning
We help You and Your Family Plan for the
High Cost of Long-term Care and Preserve
Your Assets for Future Generations
Family Law Including:
Adoption
Separation & Divorce
Child Support and Custody
Attorney Louise M. Paglen
“Your Family, Our Business”
114 South Man Street in Sparta
(Located between Alleghany Meat Center and Life Store)
PO Box 1568 • Sparta, NC 28675
336-372-6555
www.paglenlaw.com • info@paglenlaw.com
www.facebook/paglenlaw
Louise is a member of ElderCounsel
and also a VA accredited attorney
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Food Vendors
A- Rotary Club of Alleghany – Brunswick
Stew, Corn Muffins
B- Carters – New Orleans Po Boys (sausage, steak, or shrimp) & French Fries
C- Hawaiian Shaved Ice- Shaved Ice, Fresh
Squeezed Lemonade, and Homemade
Fried apple pie
D- McGrady’s- Funnel Cakes, Coffee, and
Hot Chocolate.
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H- Dewey’s Bakery Ice Cream
I- Becca’s Backwoods Bean Café
J- Over The Rainbow Kettle Corn
K- Baywood Boys Barbeque
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N Alleghany Historical & Genealogical
Society
O Genesis Healthcare (Festival Sponsor)
P Bearfoot Chainsaw Carver
1 Alleghany Quilters Guild
2 Mary Sue’s Natural Crafts
3 United Country Foxfire Realty (Festival
Sponsor)
4 Janice Spangenburg – Birdhouse
& Jewelry
5 Krafty Kritters
6 Strategic Partners, LLC (Festival
Sponsor)
7 Shelley Williams – Jams, baked potato
bags, scarves, and Christmas ornaments
8 Shelley Williams – Jams, baked potato
bags, scarves, and Christmas ornaments
9 Pottery Place
10 LoveJoy Pottery
11 Brightwater Creative – Eclectic jewelry
& Repurposed Lamps
12 Blue Ridge Wood Crafters
13 Stone Bridge Lane –
Handmade Journals
14 Log Cabin Naturals
15 Silver Eagle Designs
16 Artful Creations
17 Lazy Branch Creations
18 Gladys Castor- Hand sewn Items
19 Sue Dille Designs
20 Paglen Law (Festival Sponsor)
21 BEE Bliss
22 Beth Holdcomb – Handcrafted Jewelry
23 Net’s Nick Nacks
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Craft Vendors
Virginia
Independence, VA
To Wilkesboro, NC
24 Net’s Nick Nacks
25 Hang Ups & Put Downs – Stained Glass,
jewelry and more.
26 Pottery By Jes
27 Janie Miles - Hand sewn Crafts
28 Pottery By Jes
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30 Bag Lady
31 Magnetic Glamour
32 Throw & Sew
33 Thistle Meadow Winery
34 Thistle Meadow Winery
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36 Kay’s Unique Gifts
37 Designs by RO- Jewelry
38 Kay’s Unique Gifts
39 Rudd’s Woodcrafts
40 Hemlock Hill Woodworks
41 Hand Crafted Jewelry by Roxanne
Moses
42 Rustic Bird Cabins By Moose
43 Piney Creek Woodworks
44 Piney Creek Woodworks
45 Patricia’s Treasures
46 Just Gems
47 The Layered Candle
48 Lasting Impressions
Photography
49 R&J Creations
50 C Reed Ceramic Gifts
Schedule of Events and Entertainment
Restaurants
1 Becca’s Backwoods Bean Coffee Shop pg3
2 The Pines Of Sparta pg 2
3 Mis Arados pg 22
4 Baywood Boys Barbeque
5 Betty’s Dollar Mart
6 Burger King
7 Freeborne’s Eatery & Lodge
8 JB’s Pizza and Subs
9 Kanpai Japanese Restaurant
10 Motley’s BBQ & Catering
11 Mountain Surf Seafood
12 Mustard Seed Café
13 Nikolas Restaurant pg21
14Pizzeria
15 Pro Stop
16 Saddle Mountain Café
17 Stations Inn Bar & Grill
18Subway
19 Tex Mex Café Store
20 La Mexicana
21 Trojan Patio
22 Twin Oaks General Stores & Café
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9:30am
11:00am
Judging begins for Alleghany
Jubilee Dancers
Fairgrounds Chili Cook-off
Traditional line dancing performed by AlYour chance to participate in the Chili Cookleghany Jubilee’s regulars.
off and excite your taste buds! Tasting begins
11:30am
at 10:30a and lasts until 3p and tickets are $3
ShadowGrass
each and includes a drink. Located inside at
A young bluegrass band based out of the
90 S. Main Street.
Southwest Virginia.
10:00am
Opening Ceremonies
National Anthem Performed by 12 year old
Karis Howell. Colors Presented by Bruce
Wayne Osborne VFW Post.
10:30am
JAM Youth Showcase
Alleghany’s own Junior Appalachian
Musicians perform.
12:30pm
Rhythmic Expressions
Local children perform clogging!
1:00
Changing Lanes
A hard driving bluegrass/gospel band made
up of youthful members from Laurel Fork, VA.
2:00pm
WestWend
WestWend is an Americana/country duo
comprised of Jonathan Maness (guitar,
vocals) and Wendy Crowe (vocals) from
Knoxville, TN
3:30pm
Rise and Shine Band
The Rise and Shine Band is the house band at
the Alleghany Jubilee, located in the former
Spartan Theater on Sparta’s Main Street, and
is a regular on the Mountain Heritage Stage
Non-Profits
Lodging
N1 VFW
N2 Alleghany Pregnancy Care Center
N3 Sparta Lions Club
N4 Marine Corps League
N5 Alleghany Honor Guard
N6 New River Shrine Club
N7 Alleghany Community Theatre
N8 Appalachian Health Care
N9 Save a Pet of Alleghany
N10 Pizzeria (Festival Sponsor)
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Freeborne’s Eatery & Lodge
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For a complete list of dining & lodging visit the Chamber office or website www.VisitAlleghanyNC.com
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The New River: Flowing North through Alleghany County
W
hile Alleghany
County and Sparta,
N.C., are known
for their mountains, the New
River is a significant attraction
to the area. The New River is
believed to be the second old-
est river in the world and was
discovered by Peter Jefferson,
Thomas Jefferson’s father, as
he surveyed the area in 1749.
Native Americans lived and
traveled along its waters, and
there are still places where the
occasional arrowhead can be
found.
undeveloped stretches that
remain natural.
The New River was designated a National Scenic River
in 1976, which assured that
there would always be long,
The river has many gentle
stretches where it winds
through Alleghany County with
ample opportunities to fish,
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canoe or kayak, and camp. A
few challenging sections will
test your skill.
A canoe is ideal for families with young children, and
even a novice can navigate
the river’s gentle stretches. A
kayak offers more of a challenge for the individual. If you
want to float and let the river
do the work for you, tubing
may be for you.
There are several
friendly and helpful
outfitters who will set
you up with everything
you need from life
jackets to vessels and
snacks. If you have
your own canoe,
kayak or tube, they
can supply portage.
A river afternoon is perfect
for anyone needing some
peace and quiet in a serene
setting. Along your route,
you will often see families of
ducks, otters, deer, and all
kinds of fish.
Stop and get out into the
river to look for little flat rocks
to skip. Sit on a big rock,
which is the perfect spot to
eat a picnic lunch. New River
State Park
has more
than 2,000
acres along
several
stretches
of the river
that offer
trails, an
interactive exhibit hall,
special
ranger-led
programs and camping.
There’s no better time to visit
than in 2016, the centennial
anniversary of the N.C. State
Parks system. Come and
celebrate on the New River in
Alleghany County. See what
you can discover for yourself,
and make new memories that
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will last a lifetime.
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Monday Night Music at The Crouse House
On any given Monday evening
you can hear mountain music
coming from the Crouse House,
on the grounds of Crouse Park in
Sparta, N.C., two blocks behind
the Courthouse that stands in the
center of town. From the outside,
this farmhouse gives little hint that
it hosts some of the most authentic old-time,
bluegrass, country and gospel
music outside of a concert venue.
There are usually a dozen or so
musicians sitting in a huge circle
playing guitars, banjos, fiddles,
mandolins, a bass and sometimes
maybe the spoons. No two weeks
are exactly the same. These musicians drop in, and guarantee
something a little different
from one week to the next.
The music is easy to listen
to, and the relaxed atmosphere makes you feel as
though you are part of a
big family reunion. Many of
the musicians in the circle
have been playing together for as many as 20
years. Their ages range
from nine to 90.
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and sister duet from Virginia came
to play. They were 15 and 13 years
old. Both of them played guitars,
and they sang a couple of old
hymns that were both touching and
fun at the same time. The circle of
musicians played along in support.
These two siblings had picked up
the guitar six weeks earlier at a
bluegrass festival. They had only
ever sung together in front of family. This was their fourth time “on
stage.” Their harmony was natural
and they showed so much respect
for the songs they sang.
In an era of cell phones, social
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the old ways are the ones that
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Sparta’s 2nd Annual Chili Cook Off Set for September 17, 2016
The Alleghany Fairgrounds Inc.
second annual Chili Cook Off
promises to add a little spice to everyone’s life locally with opportunities for competitive cooks to square
off and for spectators to sample the
chili.
Vickie Moyer, organizer of the
event, said the first event was a
success. “We got a lot of support
from the community and the public,
including festival goers,” she said.
“The day of the event, it took the
judges a while to make their decision, and we had people waiting in
line to try the chili. When they all
came in, it was like a giant party.”
Around 100 people came in
to taste test the chili during the
event, which will be held again
at the old County Administration
Building at 90 S Main St., across
from Donna Shumate’s office and
different,” she
noted.
next to MediHome Care. The
cost to try all the
recipes is $3,
which includes a
bottle of water,
and the obligatory cups and
spoon.
Enter your
best chili recipe
for a chance to
win a Weber
grill. There will
be 1st, 2nd,
3rd place and
People’s Choice
prizes. Moyer
noted that the
People’s Choice award did not line
up with the judge’s picks last year,
so there were four different winners. “Everyone likes something
Judging starts
at 9:30am with
tastings starting
shortly thereafter. There will be
a limited number
of spaces for
contestants; so
contestants are
encouraged to
register early.
The cost is $20
to enter a pot of
chili.
All proceeds
will benefit the
non-profit Alleghany Fairgrounds Board, that
utilizes these funds to improve the
fairgrounds. The facilities have
been improved through the untir-
ing efforts, toil and sweat of many
interested citizens of the county,
together with monetary contributions, both public and private. In
1983 the Alleghany Fairgrounds
became a 501(c)(3) not for profit
organization and currently maintains that status. Higgins Agricultural Center—Alleghany Fairgrounds complex is a public use
facility designed and constructed
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469 miles of Virginia and North
Carolina, The Blue Ridge Parkway, has
made an impressive footprint across
these mountains. But what about the
settlers who came before all this?
In the Doughton Park area, at Wildcat
Rock overlook, I used to stare down
the side of the mountain to Caudill
Cabin. The cabin looks like a small
speck in a vast valley surrounded by
lush green mountains. As a child, I
would daydream about the settlers in
the area, not realizing the hardships
that those who chose to live in these
mountains faced.
There are many small cabins along the
parkway that show the struggles of
those who pioneered their way through
the rugged mountain terrain, but none
so tragic as the tale of Basin Cove and
the one cabin left standing in a once
thriving community.
During a recent trip along the Blue
Ridge Parkway, I stopped at Brinegar
Cabin at milepost 239, where I met
Park Ranger, Jackie Sloop, spinning
wool to make yarn and spinning yarns
about the process. She mentioned the
upcoming centennial to remember the
Basin Cove community that was lost
during the 1816 flood. She explained
that the program would be held at
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a primitive campground located at
the base of the mountain where part
of the community once stood. I was
thrilled to finally hear stories about
the families that once lived there and
began making plans to make the hike
to Caudill Cabin after the program.
When we reached the bottom of the
mountain on N.C. 18 in Wilkes County,
we turned on to Longbottom Road
until we reached the entrance to the
Blue Ridge Parkway and the gate leading into the primitive campground. It
is a mile-and-a-half hike to the campground on a wide gravel road running
along a wide creek with sparkling clear
water. A wooden bridge to reach the
other side of the creek tells you the
campground is nearby.
There we heard the story of a thriving community that was destroyed,
taking lives and leaving devastation in
its wake as flood waters poured down
the side of the mountain, washing
barns, buildings, houses and even
some residents away.
In the campground, there is a sign that
reads “Basin Cove Trail: 3.3 miles.” As
we began walking, it began to rain.
We began the climb, crossing creeks,
enjoying the green hues of the foliage,
birds chirping and other wildlife living
in the lush forest. Soon the rain had
stopped, and the sun came out shining brightly through the trees.
Along the way, we passed by a stone
wheel from the Basin Cove grist mill
that was covered in green moss and
half buried on the side of the bank
along the creek. A little farther up, we
started to see rock chimneys from
homesteads that had been destroyed
by the flood. The beauty was breath-
taking and answered the question of
why early homesteaders chose such a
remote location for their homes.
The trail leading to the cabin isn’t easy,
requiring hikers to traverse slippery
rocks and climb steep, rocky embankments, but it is worth the effort.
In a clearing, I saw the old cabin I had
seen from a distance. The home of
the Caudill family was built atop rock
pillars, and the musty smell of old
wood was the first thing I noticed as
we walked inside. On the left, a rock
fireplace sits empty, looking as if it
has housed many fires. Pictures of the
Caudill family, the cabin and the Basin
Cove area sit on a shelf along with a
book to sign for those who make the
trip. There are no windows; a simple
wooden floor and ceiling poles span
the room. A likely story tells of the
poles being used for sleeping areas
for the family’s many children.
As we left, I felt a wave of sadness for
the lives lost in Basin Cove and the
community that was destroyed in a
single night.
The trip back seemed much easier and
quicker than the trek up.We began our
hike from the campground at 11am, and
we reached the truck at around 5:00 in
the afternoon. We had crossed creeks
16 times one-way and hiked 9.6 miles.
The original trail leading to Basin Cove
is located at Wildcat Rock overlook
but has been closed by the park
service due to erosion. More information about the Basin Cove Trail can be
found by visiting www.hikingupward.
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takes place in Alleghany County
and Sparta, N.C., between the
third week in November until about a
week before Christmas. The Choose
and Cut time of year is a tradition for
many families, and it can become one
for your family, too.
There is something quite wonderful about walking through a field of
Christmas trees for find one that will
be the centerpiece of your holiday.
Families often take a while exploring together and sometimes argue a
little, but that’s the fun of it. Do you
like a fat tree or a slender tree? Is
there a branch at the top just right for
the angel or star? Does it have that
particularly sturdy branch to hold the
toy train you’ve been putting on the
tree since you were a child?
Once you’ve chosen your tree, you
simply tie your ribbon around it, and
a helpful farm hand will come up and
saw it down for you. Just the smell of
freshly cut Fraser fir is worth the trip.
But there’s more.
Children are fascinated by the tree
wrapping machine. Actually, we all
are. The folks at the farm will tie your
wrapped tree onto the roof of your car
while you pick up a cup of hot cider.
When you get home, cut an inch off
the bottom and be sure to keep your
tree watered. With a little loving care,
a fresh-cut tree from the North Carolina mountains will retain its needles
well past the holiday.
This tradition is so much fun. Take a
day to spend here in Alleghany County.
Choose a tree, have some lunch, and
take in the magical sights and sounds
of the season on Main St. in Sparta.
You might even see a
few snowflakes.
Plan your trip for
Thanksgiving weekend, and catch the annual Christmas parade
that Saturday. Your
kids will love the fire
engines, local floats
and Santa’s visit, and
you’ll feel a bit like a
kid again, too.
If you come the
weekend following
Thanksgiving, there is always the
Christmas Craft Show that Saturday
at the Alleghany County Fairgrounds
in Sparta, where you can purchase a
handmade gift for someone special
or something just for you. Stop by
the Chamber of Commerce and Visitors’ Center in the heart of Sparta’s
historic downtown for information on
all that is happening. Or you can visit
the Chamber at www.sparta-nc.com.
The tree growers in Alleghany
County are proud of what they do.
Believe it or not,
Christmas tree farmers work practically
year round to produce
the most beautiful
evergreens possible.
They might get a few
days of breathing easy
in January, but you
can bet it is not long
before the process
begins all over again.
Some farmers produce the wholesale
trees that wind up at your supermarket, but many tree farms cater
to families and individuals who want
to come and find the perfect tree for
their home.
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