As the nation honors the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence this year, the Earl Scruggs Center is debuting a brand-new special exhibit, Voices of the […]
EXHIBIT DATES: April 10 – December 19, 2026 Before Cleveland County had a name, it was home to the yeh is-WAH h’reh—“People of the River”—known today as the Catawba Nation.
An undated photo of Louise Scruggs labeled “Me”, most likely in her early 20’s. One of the most meaningful parts of our work at the Earl Scruggs Center is sharing
We are still smiling after such a wonderful morning celebrating the grand re-opening of the Earl Scruggs Center, and we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who
Hello friends, We’re so happy to share that the Earl Scruggs Center is back open — and we’re welcoming visitors with an entirely new set of interactive experiences we’ve been
When we look back on 2025 at the Earl Scruggs Center, one word rises to the top: together. It was a year marked by meaningful milestones, made possible by the
As part of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s annual Industry Awards, the North Carolina festival is recognized for its leadership in the bluegrass event community Tickets Now On Sale For
Held annually at Tryon International in Mill Spring, NC, the spirited gathering honored the far-reaching impact of Earl Scruggs with unforgettable performances, insightful workshops, and one-of-a-kind festival experiences across three
Come and listen to a story ’bout a man named Earl — who changed the sound of bluegrass forever, one three-finger roll at a time. by Mark Kemp Click Here to
A special message for our Earl Scruggs Center members and friends: I’m excited to share some important news about a project very close to our hearts. Last year, the Earl