Riley Baugus at the Blue Ridge Music Center

Come enjoy an intimate peformance with Riley Baugus at the Blue Ridge Music Center's indoor theater.

Hailed as one of the bearers of traditional Southern mountain music, Riley Baugus is helping to forge American roots music into the next generation whether he is building banjos, playing in the studio, or out on tour. His handcrafted Civil War-era banjos and voice were featured on the Cold Mountain soundtrack. He joined Willie Nelson for his Country Music album and tour. And headed to the studio to play on Robert Plant and Alison Krauss’ Grammy-winning album, Raising Sand. When not teaching or building banjos, Riley can be found on the road with the Dirk Powell Band and Kirk Sutphin. He is also a frequent guest of Polecat Creek and Tim O’Brien.

Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children ages 3 to 12. Seating is limited.

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The Roots of American Music Museum is open and the free, daily Midday Mountain Music sessions continue at the Music Center through October 28. The Foundation proudly supports programming at this National Park Service facility to preserve the cultural and musical heritage of the Blue Ridge Mountains.