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Their record speaks for itself. Forty-seven years on the road, numerous awards and accolades, more than 65 recordings with more than 700 songs, millions of road miles, the successful Singing In The Smokies annual concerts, television appearances, consistently packed concert halls, and a reputation without blemish... there's no other like them. The Inspirations truly are an American treasure.
Featuring The Inspirations, The Primitives, The McKameys, and Balsam Range |
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The Diary of Anne Frank accounts the true story of a Jewish girl as she, her family and others hide from Nazis during World War II. More than a war story or a tale of persecution, the diary is amusing, enlightening, and moving as Anne details her feelings about herself and the people she's with, the world at large, and life. |
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Although he needs no introduction, we'll go ahead and give him one anyway. Ralph was born in Dickenson County, Virginia, where he still resides when he's not on the road. After 55 years in the business, he's still the best banjo picker and tenor singer in bluegrass music. As a recording artist, he has performed on more than 170 albums, tapes, and CDs. |
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Vince Gill says it simply, and maybe best: "I'd rather hear Del McCoury sing 'Are You Teasing Me' than just about anything." For fifty years, Del's music has defined authenticity for hard core bluegrass fans-count Gill among them-as well as a growing number of fans among those only vaguely familiar with the genre. |
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A community wide church event bringing christians together to offer hope and encouragement to Macon County. HOPE 2010 will feature powerful stories, local talent, inspirational music, and a powerful message from Tom White, president of Voices of the Martyrs. The theme of HOPE 2010 is joining the suffering Church around the world and focusing again on the mission and message of the Church. |
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Mark Lowry has been making people laugh, cry and think for nearly 40 years. Singing publicly and recording albums and videos since age eleven, you could say that Mark has done this most of his life. |
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It‘s been my desire to reach women in cities around the country by connecting women in local churches with each other. It’s my heartbeat that churches work together to bring Kingdom-minded women’s events to our nation. These area-wide events encourage women to connect with each other and God. (A purchased ticket($50) is a two day pass for both Friday and Saturday.)
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Mark Twain’s mischievous characters come to life on stage in this faithful adaption of the classic American tale. Hilarious fun and laughs ensue when Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn are up to no good along the banks of the Mississippi River. When the two witness a crime committed by the dangerous Injun Joe, Tom and Huck wind up on their greatest adventure ever.
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Jamie Dailey and Darrin Vincent became the most heralded new act in bluegrass as their debut album Dailey & Vincent (2008) and busy tour schedule introduced them to wildly appreciative audiences. The group took home seven awards at the 2008 International Bluegrass Music Awards Show, including Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year. |
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Paradox. It is not an easily definable concept. It is suffering mingled with joy; sorrow clasping hands with celebration; brokenness enveloped by unity. It is a bright sadness. It is a concept that is frequently embraced by those contemporary psalmists who march boldly on the cutting edge of change while holding tenaciously to the secure tether of tradition. Though it is the preferred weapon of warriors of worship, for Charlie Hall the paradox of pain and praise is neither a recent phenomenon nor a carefully orchestrated career choice. It is a compulsion driven by a hunger and thirst for the presence of God. |
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Their record speaks for itself. Forty-seven years on the road, numerous awards and accolades, more than 65 recordings with more than 700 songs, millions of road miles, the successful Singing In The Smokies annual concerts, television appearances, consistently packed concert halls, and a reputation without blemish... there's no other like them. The Inspirations truly are an American treasure. |
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Blue Ridge hosts this very unique night of Gospel Music. Blue Ridge will be performing all their popular songs including their hit songs "One Nation," "I'm Going to Heaven," "Back to the Well," and much, much more. In addition, Blue Ridge will be performing with the help of an awesome 200 voice Gospel Choir. The choir will be singing their own favorites as well as backing Blue Ridge on many of their gospel and PATRIOTIC favorites !!! |
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This two-hour dance and music extravaganza contains a wealth of Irish talent. The show is an inspiring epic, reliving the journey of the Irish Celts throughout history. Using modern art forms of dance and music, this richly costumed show marries the contemporary and the ancient. Combining traditional dance and music with the most up to date stage technology, the show is a thousand year old story executed with all the advantages of the modern day stage show. |
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Don’t Miss Reigning Bluegrass Entertainer of the Year, Rhonda Vincent & The Rage with 2010 Country Legend of the Year GENE WATSON & His Farewell Party Band. |
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The Isaacs, a multi-award winning family group who began singing 30 years ago, are based out of LaFollette, TN (30 min north of Knoxville). The vocalists are Lily Isaacs, Ben Isaacs, Sonya Isaacs and Rebecca Isaacs Bowman.
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Music by Frank Wildhorn, Book & Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse: In an attempt to save his dying father from mental illness, Dr. Henry Jekyll performs a series of experiments upon himself trying to separate and control man’s nature of good versus evil. |
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Drew Fullers inexperience shows itself from time to time, as he plays Jason Stevens, the spoiled grandson of a deceased billionaire (James Garner) whose expectations from the will are put off while he is led through several tasks designed to make him a better person. Along the way, he meets and befriends a young girl named Emily, played by Abigail Breslin just before Little Miss Sunshine hit the theatres and made her a big star. |
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Join Archie Watkins and many of his southern Gospel friends as they bring in the Christmas season. |
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Both Parker and Paschal have been regularly featured for more than a decade on the highly successful and popular Gaither Homecoming Video and Concert Series. In fact, the Gaither Gospel Series will release The Best of Janet Paschal in June, and The Best of Ivan Parker in September. |
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A new telling of the Brothers Grimm story about a frog wanting to be human again and a princess just wanting to be normal. An exciting treat for everyone including lots of laughs, a nasty villain, crazy characters and the music of Elvis. |
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NewSong is a contemporary christian group that was founded in 1981, at Morningside Baptist Church in Valdosta, Georgia. They have had eight GMA Dove Award nominations. They are the founders of the Winter Jam Spectacular, the United States' largest annual Christian music tour.
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The Oak Ridge Boys, with that unmistakable four-part harmony, have produced dozens of hit songs - including "You're the One in a Million," "I'm Settin' Fancy Free," "Sail Away," and, of course, "Elvira," - earned just about every industry accolade available, including Grammy, Dove, ACM, and CMA awards, and won millions of fans worldwide. |
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Mister Ebenezer Scrooge is awakened on Christmas Eve by spirits who reveal to him his own miserable existence, what opportunities he wasted in his youth, his current cruelties, and the dire fate that awaits him if he does not change his ways. Scrooge is faced with his own story of growing bitterness and meanness, and must decide what his own future will hold: death or redemption.
*Show your Ticket at Concessions and Receive a Free Small Popcorn. |
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George Bailey has the picture perfect life: a loving wife, Mary, four young children, and his own business, which he inherited from his father. However, on Christmas Eve, George encounters severe business difficulties at the Bailey Building and Loan. George's Uncle Billy loses the cash they owe the bank, which is owned by the Scrooge-esque Mr. Potter. This leads George to a life crisis, and he contemplates suicide. He's saved at the last moment by the apperance of his guardian angel, Clarence. |
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Bob Wallace and Phil Davis are army buddies from World War II who have become a very successful song and dance team. They meet up with Betty and Judy Haynes, the sisters of another of their army buddies at a nightclub in Florida. Phil sees that Bob is attracted to Betty, so he talks Bob into following the girls to their next show; an inn in Vermont. |
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