Events

Starting on Tuesday October 25, The Country Music Hall Of Fame and Museum will offer a special programming schedule to coincide with IBMA week in Nashville. Located at 222 Fifth Ave. S., the Hall Of Fame and Museum is only a

On Thursday Oct. 27th from 2:15 - 4:30 PM, I'll be hosting mentoring sessions at IBMA on the topic of Internet Marketing. The other mentor for this topic is Jane Grimes from Echo Music. The mentoring sessions take place in

Thank you to everyone who so kindly forwarded us your scheduled events for the week of IBMA. John has been busily entering all that data into our database, while I was figuring out what to do with it. We've both

CMT.com has put together a special web site feature for IBMA's big week in Nashville. They have assembled photo galleries, video clips, audio files and even a Fun & Games page where you can play an IBMA Nominee Trivia game

Andy Friedman, my indispensable operations manager at AcuTab, passed along a site he found: "While searching on-line for parking lots in Nashville I ran across this excellent reference site: Park It Downtown. It includes a printable color coded map of

Even though the IBMA Fan Fest has moved to Nashville, there will still be a major bluegrass festival in downtown Louisville, starting next March. The debut of the Banks Of The Ohio Bluegrass Festival will occur March 24-26, 2006 in

Only 10 days left to vote! The poll will remain open until Thursday Oct. 27 at noon. Please be sure to vote before then. In this week's poll update we note that 56% of our registered users have now voted. This

Your dutiful Bluegrass Blog authors will be leaving on Sunday (10/23) for the IBMA World Of Bluegrass Convention and Fan Fest in Nashville, TN. Blog posts may be down a bit between now and then as pre-IBMA preparations swing into

We just received word from Jay Armsworthy that the 2005/2006 concert schedule for American Legion Post 238 in Hughsville, MD has been announced. They will have shows featuring Danny Paisley, Larry Sparks, Lost & Found, and The Virginia Ramblers, and

The Nashville Business Journal is reporting that James Monroe (son of Bill), will open a bluegrass music park in Franklin, KY in the spring of 2006. The site is just north of the KY/TN border, about 45 miles from Nashville.