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25th Annual Sounds of the Mountains Storytelling Festival
- Dates: April 17, 2026
- Times: From: 3:30 PM to 9:00 PM
- Admission: Prices vary: Adult: $20 - $55; Kids: $10 - $27
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Camp Bethel
328 Bethel Road
Fincastle, VA 24090 - Phone: (540) 992-2940
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Join us for fun stories, music, food, and springtime beauty, all to raise funds for Camp Bethel in Fincastle, VA. Our excellent Sponsors make this event possible, and your donations keep it alive. Food is available for sale inside the festival, and food trucks are right outside. You may also bring your own food, drinks and snacks.
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25th Annual Sounds of the Mountains Storytelling Festival
- 328 Bethel Road
- Fincastle, VA 24090
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- Camp Bethel
- Prices vary: Adult: $20 - $55; Kids: $10 - $27
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