RED WHITE & BLUEGRASS 4TH OF JULY with The Whipper Snapper Mountain Boys!

SATURDAY, JULY 4, 2026

When : 1-4pm

Spend a lively afternoon with the incredible sounds of fiddler Ian Lane and The Whipper Snapper Mountain Boys! Blending fiery fiddle playing, crowd-favorite classics, and high-energy entertainment, Ian delivers a performance that’s both fun and unforgettable. Having performed at the legendary Grand Ole Opry with Rhonda Vincent and The Rage, Ian brings world-class talent and authentic musical passion to every show. Whether you’re dancing along or just soaking in the atmosphere, this is the perfect way to enjoy an afternoon of outstanding live music. ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE! We are now a smoke free property. Smoking allowed only in designated smoking areas. Please know during events we get quite busy, and may not be able to answer the phone. WE ARE NOT JUST RED OR BLUE HERE, WE ARE RED, WHITE & BLUE! WE ASK YOU TO PLEASE LEAVE YOUR POLITICS AT THE DOOR AS WE ALL COME TOGETHER TO HAVE A GOOD TIME. Admission passes will be available at the door for $13.50 cash or $13.92 CC per person.

Music Style

Bluegrass

What's to Eat?

BBQ Island Style Food Truck and as always Summer Crush Boxes (Cheese, Charcuterie, etc) Seafood Dips, Chips & Salsa, Ice Cream & more.

-Admission before 3pm includes a free raffle ticket for fun Summer Crush prizes!

-Online Sales and Reservations stop at 10AM the morning of the show. After 10AM, passes are always available at the gate.

-As usual NO COOLERS OR OFF PREMISE FOOD OR BEVERAGES ALLOWED, INCLUDING WATER (We have free water by the glass or bottled water for $1).

-We check bags at gate.

- ALL EVENTS ARE RAIN OR SHINE, HOT OR COLD, Please dress accordingly! No recompense, unless we cancel a show. If a show is cancelled we will call ticket holders and post on this website.

Unreserved tables are open to first come first served on the day of the event.

-If your admission passes will be used for lawn seating, we recommend you bring your own lawn chairs. If you bring your own canopy with hold downs or umbrella, set it up on the south side of the festival area near vines as to not cause obstructions.