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Sounds of Appalachia: Becky Buller Concert

  • Montgomery Museum of Art & History 4 East Main Street Christiansburg, VA, 24073 United States (map)

Join the Montgomery Museum’s Sounds of Appalachia: Becky Buller Concert on October 24!

Many community members are unaware of the depth of artistic talent within their own region, as well as the rich history of Appalachian music and the contemporary artists who continue these traditions. The Museum addresses this gap through Appalachian music concerts that connect past and present musical experiences, creating historical ties through sound and lyric. These programs highlight both historical context and contemporary practice, demonstrating how the region’s artistic traditions have had national and international impact while continuing to inspire the next generation of artists and musicians.

Becky Buller is a 10-time IBMA award-winning fiddler, singer, songwriter, and Minnesota Music Hall of Famer. She has written for GRAMMY-winning albums by the Infamous Stringdusters, Travelin’ McCourys, and Molly Tuttle. Becky has released eight solo albums, including the Billboard Bluegrass and FAI chart-topping Jubilee (2024), featuring Aoife O’Donovan.

Tickets Prices: $25 advance / $30 Day-of,

$10 for Students

Becky Buller Band Concert Tickets
from $10.00

Presenting Sponsor: Smith Family Pastures

  • David Reemsnyder

  • Stateson Homes

  • VCOM

  • J.S. Brown and Debbie Day

  • Snyder & Associates

  • Mike Eggleston

  • Friends of the Blue Ridge

  • CAC Tech Services

  • WDP & Associates

  • Blacksburg Pharmacy

  • Whitescarver Photography

  • Bridge Kaldro

  • Jody Booze-Daniels

  • D. Bruce Roulstone

  • The Branch Group, Inc.

  • Bryan Katz

  • Appalachian Studies Department at East Tennessee State University

  • Ernie Wade

  • Thomas Tillar

  • Friends of St. Luke & Odd Fellows

  • Sharon Chickering

  • Louise & Minnis Ridenour

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