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We are thinking of our neighbors in SWVA and are grateful for the first responders and organizations that are providing assistance. Virginia's Blue Ridge region (Cities of Roanoke & Salem and Counties of Botetourt, Franklin, & Roanoke) was fortunate to sustain minimal damage from the storm and our local businesses are open and ready to welcome visitors. Learn More
The Crooked Road in Abingdon, VA, is a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about traditional American music and culture. This 330-mile heritage music trail winds through the heart of Southwest Virginia, connecting towns and communities deeply rooted in the history of country, bluegrass, and old-time music. Abingdon serves as a pivotal point along The Crooked Road, offering visitors a unique blend of musical heritage, vibrant performances, and cultural attractions.
Explore iconic venues like the historic Rex Theatre, where live performances bring the region’s musical legacy to life. Don't miss the annual music festivals, where you can experience authentic Appalachian sounds in their purest form. The Crooked Road also features interpretive exhibits and interactive experiences that delve into the origins of the area's musical traditions.
Whether you're a music enthusiast or a curious traveler, The Crooked Road in Abingdon provides a rich, immersive experience that celebrates the soulful sounds of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Plan your visit to Abingdon and discover why The Crooked Road is a key destination for exploring the roots of America’s musical heritage.
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