The 6th Annual Moonshine Heritage Car Show will be held on Saturday April 24, 2021 from 9am-2pm. Food will be available from Bowling’s Hot Dogs and Exclusive Event T-Shirts will be available for purchase. Held on the beautiful campus of Ferrum College, the Blue Ridge Institute & Museum’s Moonshine Heritage Car Show annually hosts over…
The Blue Ridge Institute & Museum of Ferrum College presents the annual Crooked Road Dulcimer Festival! Offering over 25 different workshops, Special Virginia & Appalachian Tune Workshops, Nightly Jam Sessions, a Dulcimer Orchestra, and Evening Concerts; the Crooked Road Dulcimer Festival is one of the best values of its kind! “Fun and friendly people, gifted…
The 3rd annual Blue Ridge Herb Lore Gathering will be held at Ferrum College and is for new, intermediate, and advanced level herbalists. Attendees will choose 2 classes to take, participate in an herbal identification walk in the morning, and enjoy a roundtable of speakers sharing their expertise about healthy herbal lifestyles. Experience onsite acupuncture,…
Join us on the 1800’s farmstead as we experience all sorts of “hands on” activities! Each of our seasonal events are unique in their own way. Past events have included : Ox Driving, Tomahawk Throwing, Cider Making, Blacksmithing, Broom Making, Firing a Flintlock Rifle, and Crafting Traditional Christmas Decorations. Be sure to check out our Facebook page…
Blue Ridge Quilt Exhibition : A Day of Exploration Join us for a day filled with gorgeous handmade quilts and the opportunity to have your quilt reviewed by Neva Hart, nationally recognized quilt expert. Space is limited to the number of quilts for the exhibit and for the consultation. Please sign up for either or…
Please join us on August 25th from 4-7 pm for a book signing by Benny Gibson, former Franklin County educator and administrator. His book, A History of Franklin County High School will be available for sale. We are so pleased that Benny used the BRIM's "Dorothy Cundiff Collection" as a research source.
Join us for our biannual FREE plant & seed swap at the 1800's Blue Ridge Farm Museum under the Leo Scott Pavilion. You don't have to bring anything in order to attend. There will be some items for sale. Please be sure and label all seed packets
For 49 years on the fourth Saturday of October, the Blue Ridge Folklife Festival has brought together a host of musicians, moonshiners, craftspeople, cooks, motorheads, mule jumpers, horse pullers, coon dog racers, antique tractor buffs, and old-time gamers for a celebration of the rich heritage and traditions of the region. Our festival participants are the…
