Wayne Henderson, Steve Lewis and Josh Scott

Sunday March 9
Music begins around 4:00
Hors d'oeuvres around 5:00
4 course chef's choice dinner begins around 6:00

$60 per person, not including tax, gratuities or alcohol

Call 336-982-2109 for Reservations

Wayne Henderson is a National Heritage Award recipient honored for his craftsmanship as a luthier and his renowned finger-style Appalachian guitar playing. His instruments are coveted worldwide and he sports a long waiting list for his guitars, mandolins, and banjos. Sponsored through the National Council for Traditional Arts, the Smithsonian Institution, Office of Arts America, European World of Bluegrass, Chet Atkins International Appreciation Society and numerous individual venues, Wayne has toured broadly in the U.S., Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. His lightening fast, articulate playing style was influenced by Doc Watson and EC Ball, both close friends and neighbors in this musically rich corner where Southwest Virginia meets Northwest North Carolina. His repertoire includes Appalachian fiddle tunes, Carter Family melodies and a few swing and rockabilly standards. He has won more awards at the Galax Fiddlers Convention than any other competitor in its 80 year history.

Photo Credit: Janet Bachman, National Park Service Blue Ridge Music Center

By the age of seven, Steve Lewis was listening to his father's Flatt & Scruggs albums, and local steel string masters including Doc Watson, and Wayne Henderson.  By age ten Steve's musical interest broadened to the 5-string banjo played bluegrass style. Now, with over 40 years behind the mic and many musical achievements including the coveted National Guitar Flat Picking award and two-time National Bluegrass Banjo champion. Steve teaches Mountain Music in the Cultural Arts Program at Ashe County High School, provides private lessons on all stringed instruments, and is a full time member of the Jeff Little Trio.