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As the year winds down and the holidays approach, the Smoky Mountain Heritage Center is embracing traditional festive occasions.

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The UK duo known as the Carrivick Sisters excel at performing together in sync — little surprise considering the fact that they’re twins, and therefore naturally possess a sibling symmetry. Charlotte and Laura grew up making music together, and now, 18 years since first forming their band in 2006, they’ve perfected a natural, homespun style that simulates the lure of home and hearth, while drawing inspiration from a love of traditional American old-time and bluegrass music, along with the trappings of traditional folk.

Broadway Center for the Arts, an award-winning children’s theater company based in Maryville, will conclude its 2024 season with two decidedly different productions. The first, “The Iliad, The Odyssey, and

Whether or not Sociograss actually lives up to the title of their current LP, Made It All Up, is a matter of conjecture, but one thing is certain — this Scottish band knows how to share some rousing revelry that’s well capable of lifting some spirits and even encouraging some folks to dance.

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Ever since Bluetick Tavern in Maryville initiated its weekend schedule of live performances this past summer, audiences have come to expect participation from any number of local artists.

The music associated withe the ‘60s was notable for expanding the reach of rock and roll. The ‘70s were tied to disco. The ‘90s helped advance the sound of heavy

Downtown Maryville is kicking off the Christmas season by combining two events that have attracted great local interest over the years. The City of Maryville Christmas tree lighting and the