... music tourism venues also benefit. The "TNN Music City News Awards" take place tonight &t the Grand Ole Opry House; arid the "Country Radio Music? Awards" debut li ve Tuesday. ' r The 23rd version of the festival' arrives during an ...
... music tourism to an even higher level over the next five to seven years. The organization has more than $20 million worth of plans to turn the old Monroe farm into a 1,000-acre living history park, and Rosine, a town of fewer than 100 ...
... music tourism are clear. Folks who flock to town pay for hotel rooms, meals, cocktails and souvenirs. But they say the prospects of getting government to restore old sites. at posters. Museum in Athens. RicFeld/AP. "There's a disconnect ...
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... music tourism at *• clear. Folks who flock to town pay for hotel rooms, meals, cock tails and souvenirs. FALLS THROUGH THE CRACKS "There's a disconnect between music heritage and the history M the community," said Art Jack son ...
... music tourism in the state. That includes $3 million for completing the International Bluegrass Music Museum in Owensboro and $800,000 for developing a complex honoring the late Bill Monroe in Rosine, Monroe's home town. The two ...
Winery celebrates music, tourism. Listen to some bluegrass and learn more about a thriving industry this weekend at Silver Coast Winery. The third annual Bluegrass Festival and Agri-Eco Tourism Expo will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. ...
... music tourism trail along the Trace. Bill Matthews, director of continuing education at (lie University of North Alabama, will remain on the association's board. past president. Tiiscumbia and graduated from tlie University of Alabama ...
... music, tourism, teen-age obsession and the very essence of what it means to be swept away. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as young lovers on the doomed ship, "Titanic" could end up selling more than $1.2 billion in tickets ...
... music, tourism, land speculation or literature Jim Servies probably — knows where to find it. The University of West Florida library director and his wife Lana, for the past four years, have cataloged more than 40,000 books, articles ...