Menokin bluegrass festival

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The Menokin Bluegrass Festival is an annual event run by Deaf Dog productions and The Menokin Foundation to raise awareness and money for The Menokin Foundation which seeks to preserve and interpret the ruins of Menokin--once home to Francis Lightfoot Lee, a signer of the declaration of Independence, and his bride, Rebecca Tayloe Lee.

The festival is held on the grounds of Menokin every spring attracting thousands of festival-goers. Past performers have been Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys, Seldom Scene, Old School Freight Train and Jackass Flats.

http://www.menokinbluegrass.com

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