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News for Visitors Learn what to see and do in the beautiful North Carolina mountains every month of the year with links to help you find where to stay and dine.
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Blue Ridge Explorer (News for Visitors)

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Chase Away the Winter Blues
In a benefit concert for their Arts in Education program, the Tryon Fine Arts Center is bringing together blues musicians living in the area who have a following from coast to coast to play a nonstop night of music from 4:30 – 10:30 pm in the lobby and on stage at TFAC.
Wintertime Fun in the NC
Also, plan Ahead for Springtime Fun May 17 & 18! "Wine-ing" Our Way Through the Yadkin Valley.  Join us for our first trip! Four vineyards. Two museums. Two narrated small town tours. Great food. No driving. No cooking. No worries.
Discover Holiday Delights at Historic Sites
There's something extra special about celebrating the holidays in a place of historical significance, a site where families and friends from long ago have gathered to share in wintertime traditions. The mountains and foothills of Western North Carolina have many such places and events that bring the holidays of yesteryear alive.

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On the Blue Ridge (News for Partners)

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Look at These Great Partner Projects
Partners in heritage and cultural preservation, interpretation and development are busy these days!  Take a look at some of these exciting projects.
Happy Holidays from Your BRNHA Partners
As we look back on this year, we can all feel proud of the good work that is taking place in every county in the Heritage Area in support of preserving, interpreting and developing our rich cultural heritage.  Thanks to all our partners for your continued support of and participation in the work of the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area, and to our volunteers who serve the visitors at the Blue Ridge Parkway Visitor Center.
Good News from the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
Melinda Young has been selected to serve as the Signage Coordinator for the BRNHA's interpretive signage program.  She will be responsible for adding new sites to the program, as well as coordinating with NCDOT, partners, and others to complete the project.

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