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Benefitting Ashe County Recovery and Resilience
In our inaugural year, we are hosting this event to celebrate Appalachia's natural beauty and rich musical traditions while raising funds to support the recovery from the historic floods from Hurricane Helene.
Our festival takes place at the WPA era Lansing School campus, now managed by Lost Province Center for Cultural Arts. LPCCA is committed to restoring the historic school buildings while celebrating and teaching Southern Appalachian culture and skills.
After the devastating floods from Hurricane Helene, LPCCA stepped in and became the epicenter of Lansing and Ashe County recovery efforts. This exceptional response was honored by then Attorney General Josh Stein with a Dogwood Award in December 2024.
We have added an additional performance on Friday evening 8/1/25 at the Old Orchard Creek General Store from 7-10pm, doors at 6pm. Please note that Friday and Saturday tickets are sold separately.
Saturday gates open at 1pm with music beginning at 2pm, and will be inside the school and on the front lawn.
Children under 12 are free with a ticketed guardian.
Friday parking is free in town, and in the Lansing town park.
Saturday parking is available in the Ball field across from Lost Province Arts, $10 per vehicle, $5 for vehicles with 4 or more people.
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LocationLost Province Center for Cultural Arts (View)
9710 Nc Highway 194 N
Lansing, NC 28643
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
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Accessibility
Handicap parking is available, there are paved walkways throughout the festival, and a handicap ramp access to the schoolbuilding. The festival does have grass lawn seating outside. Please contact us if additional accessibility assistance is required.
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