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For the spooky season, folk troubadour and singer songwriter Ash Devine is bringing us ballads & songs of transition, haunting, death, mourning, and creatures of the night. Between songs, we also want you to share stories of any hauntings you've experienced in the NRV! The event is free but donations are encouraged to support the music!!The doors will open at 6pm and the event will run from 6:30pm-8pm or so. A few slots will be available for ghost stories. We ask that you tell a story that is from the New River Valley, or from nearby within the southern Appalachian region.
Ash Devine is an accomplished songwriter, ukulele and guitar player, performance artist, educator, and community-based arts facilitator whose work is influenced by her upbringing in the Blue Ridge mountains, and by her international travels to perform in health care facilities with Patch Adams M.D. Born and raised in the Appalachian region of southwestern VA, Ash Devine lived in Asheville, NC for over 17 years where she developed her songwriting career and delved into her roots in the Appalachian folk music traditions. Ash tours nationally and internationally, performing over 100 shows per year in reputable music venues, festivals, house concerts, health care facilities, and educational settings.
Devine is known as a true ‘folk troubadour’ because she writes, collects, and performs cross genre music based on numerous folk traditions including original Americana & indie-folk-rock, traditional Appalachian old time, contemporary folk, and international folk music. Ash has self produced two albums of original music, and is working on two more, including a traditional Appalachian and folk legacy compilation.
www.ashdevine.net
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Blacksburg Museum & Cultural Foundation, Bollo's Cafe and Bakery, 206 Draper Rd SW, Blacksburg, VA 24060, United States
