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Ground Zero for Traditional Bluegrass

David McCarty|Posted on January 1, 2024|The Venue|1 Comment
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  1. Pete peters on January 20, 2024 at 4:55 pm

    I have worked at bluegrass festivals for close to fifty years.Bean Blossom is A very special place.Everyone should visit .Bill Monroe’s museum alone is worth the visit.There is more history of bluegrass and country music there than any where else.Put the park on your bucket list

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