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John Goad
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Correspondent, Bluegrass Today
Johnson City
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By John Goad| Bluegrass Today Verified Bobbi and Don Day at the 2023 July Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival,with new owners, Aaron and Amy McDaris – photo by Tammy HarmanThe Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival, once managed by Don and Bobbie Day on their family farm in Conway, MO, has been purchased by banjo player Aaron McDaris, of Rhonda Vincent & the Rage. After the 2022 festival season, the Day family felt compelled to end things on a high note, and decided to close their longtime festival.
By John Goad| Bluegrass Today Verified Many of central and eastern Kentucky’s bluegrass favorites will come together this Saturday, November 2, at Meadowgreen Appalachian Music Park at Pickin’ for Styx, a benefit for beloved bluegrass superfan Allen “Styx” Hicks.
By John Goad| Bluegrass Today Verified Bobbi and Don Day at the 2023 July Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival,with new owners, Aaron and Amy McDaris – photo by Tammy HarmanThe Starvy Creek Bluegrass Festival, once managed by Don and Bobbie Day on their family farm in Conway, MO, has been purchased by banjo player Aaron McDaris, of Rhonda Vincent & the Rage. After the 2022 festival season, the Day family felt compelled to end things on a high note, and decided to close their longtime festival.
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Bluegrass Today