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Sutton's Ole Time Music Hour

Granville Museum, Inc.

February 14-December 26, 2009

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Sutton's Ole Time Music Hour features Tennessee's Best Bluegrass Bands every Saturday night. In addition to the music, enjoy an All-You-Can-Eat Family Style Dinner that consists of Meat, 3 Vegetables, Bread, Salad, Homemade Desserts & Drinks! Come out and be a part of the family fun!

Directions: From I-40 take exit 258, Gordonsville/ Carthage, turn north onto Hwy. 53, go several miles to 70N/53E, turn right and go about 7 miles to Chestnut Mound. Turn left onto Hwy. 53 (70N keeps going straight). Go 5 miles turn right on Hwy 96 on left 1000 yards.

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  Tickets: Free Admission; call for reservations.

  Info Phone: (931) 653-4151

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  Dates:
  February 14-December 26, 2009

  Times:
  Saturday 6:00pm-8:00pm

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  Sutton General Store

  169 Clover St. , TN 38564

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  • Event Name: Sutton's Ole Time Music Hour
    "Review of Sutton Ole Time Music Hour at Granville Museum"
    Review posted by: Betty Westmoreland from Memphis, TN USA, Apr 04, 2009
    

    We had heard about Sutton General Store in Granville (now the Granville Museum), where Sutton Ole Time Music Hour happens every Saturday night. We knew we wanted to try the great home cookin' there at... Expand

    We had heard about Sutton General Store in Granville (now the Granville Museum), where Sutton Ole Time Music Hour happens every Saturday night. We knew we wanted to try the great home cookin' there at the store, and hear some old-time string band music. We struck gold! We entered the white-painted store/museum and were overwhelmed by the sights, the sounds of the band warming up, and the smells of something really good back in the kitchen. Dinner was served to about 60 hungry folks in a side room which once served as the "feed room," so as I think of it now, I suppose it is still the feed room. Family-style seating,the meal was a meat and three (or four or more), with rolls, tea, and dessert. It was divine! We loosened our belts and made our way back to the room The Galley Nippers old-time string band were warmed up and ready to perform, first just for us,for a live radio audience listening in surrounding towns. Sutton Ole Time Music Hour is a must for your travel itinerary! Collapse