Welcome to Madison County, North Carolina

Our premiere annual event will return to the Arts Center.  Watch for more details.

at the Arts Center at 90 S.  Main Street in Marshall. The Belfast Boys are: Alym Mearns (guitar & vocals) Alyn is an award winning instrumentalist, and a new friend of the Arts Council. Adrian Rice (mandolin, bodhran, & vocals) Adrian is an award winning poet, and a long time friend of the Madison County Arts Council. In concert, they offer traditional and reinterpreted Irish music, and great stories. Tickets are $12.  More information from 828 649-1301 or www.madisoncountyarts.com.

The Iron Horse Restaurant and Tavern at 24 South Andrews in downtown Hot Springs presents live music every Friday and Saturday nights. 828 622-0022 http://theironhorsestation.com
February Schedule:
Friday 2/4 Paul Cataldo ~Acoustic Roots~
Saturday 2/5 Jason York ~Deep Americana~
Friday 2/11 Twilite Broadcasters ~Old Tyme Harmony~
Saturday 2/12 Doc Hill ~Traditional Appalachian~
Friday 2/18 Neal Cowley ~Americana Country & Blues
Saturday 2/19 Utah Green ~Eclectic Folk~
Friday 2/25 Jay Brown ~Original One Man Band~
Saturday 2/26 Jason Waller ~Folk/Country~

9pm Whitewater Bluegrass Company with special guests Aimee and Mark Baumgartner. At the Arts Center, 90 S. Main Street Marshall. Champagne Toast at Midnight. Snack Service. Tickets $15 from 828 649-1301 or online at www.madisoncountyarts.com

At the Arts Center, 90 S Main Street, Marshall from 10am to 5pm Free admission. 3 floors of local art and craft. For information call 828 649-1301 of go to www.madisoncountyarts.com.

Saturday, September 4 from 10am to 3pm. At the Wolf Laurel Country Club.  Crafts and more. Live Music. Lunch available from 11:30 to 1:30.

FREE! Every Friday night at 7pm at the Depot, South Main Street Marshall. Local musicians gather to play for locals and visitors to the county. Come and dance or just listen to the music and soak in the atmosphere in this converted Railroad Depot in historic Downtown Marshall.

FREE! Every Thursday night at 7 to 9pm at Zuma Coffee, 7 North Main Street, Marshall. Hosted by Grammy-Award Winning fiddler Bobby Hicks.  Years ago musicians gathered on porches to play music at the end of the day. Today, You are likely to find Madison County greats like Arvil Freeman. Roger Howell, Cathy Arrowood, Leonard Hollifield, and of course,Bobby Hicks himself if he is not out on tour.  Where else could you have such an intimate setting with such talented musicians?