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Jubilee in the Breaks 2012 - More Info

May 25-May 28

Appx 25 national and local Southern and Bluegrass  gospel groups will be performing at the park amphitheatre.  each group will have their booth for all your take home music needs.  Please use our online contact form for any questions, brochures, maps, lodging information. The singing starts at 3pm - 8pm on May 25th...10am - 8pm Saturday and Sunday and 10am - 4pm on Monday. Come and see the beauty of the Breaks Interstate Park and enjoy the finest in gospel music.

Seige at the Blockhouse - More Info

May 27

A re-enactment of an encounter in the late 18th century when there was a clash of cultures as settlers intruded on Native American hunting grounds on the western frontier. The 2-day event allows visitors to visit the blockhouse, encampments of both Native Americans and settlers and to see demonstrations of various aspects of life on the frontier. On Saturday there is a night battle and campfire storytelling. Sunday activities include a frontier worship service and social.

Saturday: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Sunday: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m

2012 Clinch River Days Festival - More Info

May 31-Jun 2

A Weekend of Fun in the Mountains: Every year the town of St. Paul, Virginia comes alive with the flavors of the region during Clinch River Days.

The first weekend in June is set aside in this southwestern Virginia town to celebrate mountain heritage and a designated Scenic River. Clinch River Days started in 1999 and highlights the area's ties to railroad history, mountain scenery and the fresh water mussels found in the Clinch River.Each year, Clinch River Days offers traditional events, including juried art and photography shows, wine and cheese tasting sponsored by local vineyards, amusements, craft and food vendors, and musical performances ranging from rock, bluegrass and classical to gospel... and much, much more. Festival-goers can look forward to new events, performances and other offerings added each year. There's something for everyone, young and old, at the Clinch River Days Festival. And the best part... all events and performances are FREE.

Clinch River Days Reception - More Info

May 31

The Clinch River Days Festival kicks off its 14th year with a reception at the St. Paul Railroad Museum on Russell Street. The magnificent art of Carol Blevins will be featured and the Heart of Appalachia Community Orchestra will perform on the lawn. The gallery show will also be open on Saturday and Sunday. Refreshments and locally produced wines will be served. Everyone is invited.

Clinch River Days Festival Friday Night Entertainment - More Info

Jun 1

Clinch River Days Festival Friday Night Music! Featured entertainment includes Jason T-Bone Kilgore from 6-7 pm, Ian Gilliam and the Fire Kings from 7-9 pm and the dance party with Southern Breeze from 9-11 p.m beginning with a So You Think You Can Dance contest with trophies awarded. Please register at 8:30. Regional craft and food vendors will be in place on Friday and Saturday and the wine tent will feature MountainRose Vineyards, Vincent’s Vineyard and Coltsfoot Winery.