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Music at The Depot in Marshall

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Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

Thursday Open Mic

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Open Mic Night at Muddy Creek Cafe is quickly becoming it’s own musical scene. The greater Sparta area musicians have embraced this weekly event, as have the music lovers! Come out and be a part of this weekly musical spectacle! All ages welcome.

 

Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm!

 

 

 

 

 

Music at The Depot in Marshall

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Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

Music at The Depot in Marshall

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Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

Zuma Coffee Bluegrass Jam Session

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Every third Thursday evening of the month, Zuma Coffee becomes a crowded bluegrass and old-time music venue. Those who want to get a seat inside the place should arrive a good bit earlier than the 7 p.m. start time. The eager-to-play musicians often get going before seven, and the gathering crowd grows large as a result. The jam session is part jam and part stage show. The musicians face the audience and not each other, as is the customary arrangement at a mountain jam session, and most stand to play, rather than sitting. All musicians who want to join in and play are welcomed, regulars or not, and a place in the line is made available. The jam session is open to everyone and focuses on old-time and bluegrass music. Listeners are welcome. The coffee is tasty and dinner is served!

Music at The Depot in Marshall

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Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

Thursday Open Mic

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Open Mic Night at Muddy Creek Cafe is quickly becoming it’s own musical scene. The greater Sparta area musicians have embraced this weekly event, as have the music lovers! Come out and be a part of this weekly musical spectacle! All ages welcome.

 

Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm!

 

 

 

 

 

Music at The Depot in Marshall

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Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

Music at The Depot in Marshall

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Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

Music at The Depot in Marshall

/in , , , , , , , , , /by

Discover and enjoy the vibrant local music scene of Madison County. The Marshall Depot has three events each week.

Live shows every Friday night starting at 6:30 pm.  Three local bands perform one-hour sets. Dancing, cake walks, 50-50 tickets, refreshments for sale, and an opportunity to fellowship with our community.  No admission fee.
Every Monday at 7:00 pm, local fiddler Branson Raines hosts a Strictly Bluegrass Jam.  Jam is open to pickers, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome—no admission fee.
Every Thursday night at 7:00 pm, Logan Clark and Calvin Parham host an Acoustic Jam.  The Jam is open to all acoustic musicians, singers, and listeners.  All playing levels are welcome.  No admission fee.

The building is the original Southern Railroad Depot for the town of Marshall and served as the depot until the 1970’s when passenger service was discontinued. In 1980 the Depot became the new Friday night jam spot and continues to this day.

The Depot is great for the whole family and you won’t be able to stop yourself from dancing!

If you’re looking to get a taste of the local Madison County music scene, the Depot in downtown Marshall is a great place to experience it. Before checking out the local tunes, be sure to stop by one of the many restaurants in Marshall for some dinner before the show!

For information, you are welcome to call Pat Franklin at 828 649 2332.
“If the porch light is on, come on in.”

(Visit the Facebook page for details)

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