Calendar of Events

Come and enjoy this Barbershop Chorus from Ashland, Ky.  They will be here to amaze you with their harmonies and they will invoke memories of a yesterday long too gone.  You should not miss this show.  Bring a picnic, bring the family and make it a night of new memories in the summer of 2010!  Cost is $8 for adults.  We are family friendly as kids 12 and under are free and 13-20 are $4.

Come and hear singer/songwriter performing original songs as well as covering his favorite hits.  Tyler is a MSU music major and will thrill you with his talents.  He has been called the next Elton John, so Do Not Miss this show!  Bring a picnic and the family.  Admission is $8 for adults and 13-20 are only$4.  Kids 12 and under are free. 

The UK game, if televised, will be on in our Four Seasons Room on our large screen TV, so do not miss out on a spectacular evening.

Lockegee Sunrise at 7pm followed by Green Slime Trail, a three peice rock band influenced by the 60's and 90's rock scene.  This is a band from outside Chicago and plays in Chicago clubs.  The Haunted Cafe will close out the third set, a modern rock band.  ROCK OUT DUDES!  Admission is $8 for adults. 

We will have the UK football game (if a televised night game) on in the Four Seasons Room, so come, bring a picnic, enjoy an Indian Summer evening up at the Vineyard on the famous CCC Trail.

Enjoy magical storytelling by the eight master storytellers like Bill Lepp, Ernie Stiles (I think I hear yodeling), Regi Carpenter, and Rev Robert Jones participating on Friday and Saturday inside the big tent located in the Twin Knobs campground at Cave Run Lake, off highway 801.  I am laughing already, just reading who will be performing.  They are the best and have appeared at the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesboro.  Founder Carolyn Franchini can be heard every Sunday on public radio 90.3 WMKY at 4pm with storytellers of accalim.  Listen to her show and come to the festival!

Visit the winery while you are in town, but do not miss the storytelling.  Their website is caverunstoryfest.org.  The CCC Trail Vineyard is proud to be your host for transporting you to another time and place the rest of the year, but for this special weekend, we bow to one of the greatest events of all Kentucky.  DO NOT MISS the 12th Annual Cave Run Storytelling Festival!

Come for the OOM PAH PAH with the 18-member MSU Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble under the direction of Dr. Stacy Ann Baker.  Salute the harvest with a CCC Trail Wine or a draft beer.  Traditional Food will be served.  Enjoy the polkas by the lederhosen outfitted band and be instantly transported to Germany, the Alps and beyond.  Dance, sing along, enjoy Cork's new sheep, warm by the fire and for all others, just sit and be amazed as the winery becomes the annual home for traditional Oktoberfest in the mountains and foothills of East Kentucky.  It is an evening of celebration that will be talked about all winter, so do not miss it.  The gate will be $5 and all under 21 will be free for this family event.  MSU students are welcome.  IDs will be checked for any alcohol sale, but everybody is welcome for this celebration where the emphasis is on just plain 'ol fun and celebration.  Admission is only $3 for MSU students 21 and over with current enrollment.  This is another LEGENDARY milestone for CCC Trail Vineyard and the wonderful talents of the MSU Department of Music, Theater and Dance.