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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

‘Tis the season! Check out our 2023 Holiday Gift Guide, jam-packed with goodies for every name on your list… HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE

WHEN HE WAS three years old, Jerry Douglas heard the groundbreaking banjo licks of Earl Scruggs on the turntable each morning during breakfast at his childhood home in northeastern Ohio.

The BGS Team is excited to return to Western North Carolina for the second year of the Earl Scruggs Music Festival at the Tryon International Equestrian Center in Mill Spring.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 5.1.2023:   Earl Scruggs Center Announces: Addition of Display Honoring Legendary Blues Musician Sonny Terry   Photo by Per-Olof Löfberg. Used courtesy of the Blues Archive, University

The Infamous Stringdusters know how to keep moving forward while looking back at the legends that paved the way. Their 2018 album, Laws of Gravity, earned a Best Bluegrass Album

We’re visiting a place that combines the life story of a legendary and groundbreaking musician with the unique and engaging story of the history and cultural traditions of the Blue

Thank you to all who joined us for our 2023 Remembering Earl Benefit Concert and Encore After Party this past Saturday, March 4th! We hope to see you again next

When Red and Lyttle Bridges started smoking pork in Cleveland County in 1946, they didn’t dream of winning awards — they just wanted to make great food. But Dedmond’s Barbecue