Had enough of the sizzlin' summer heat? Come to the Big Bear MountainTwilight Music Festival (formerly “Bluegrass, Bluejeans and Beyond”) on Saturday, July 31, for a mid-summer break from the hot temps to enjoy cool mountain breezes and great mountain music. The Big Bear Discovery Center Amphitheater is the stage for four hot bands delivering non-stop music in a laid-back atmosphere from 4:00 pmto 9:00 pm.
Surrounded by Jeffrey Pines and mountain aromas, come back and enjoy the sounds of country, bluegrass, folk, Celtic and a sprinkling of classic rock with a few nods to the past; all for the amazing cool price of 2 adults for $25. Teen prices are $10 for ages13-18 and children 12 and under along with music-loving pets on leash are admitted free. Tickets are available online at
http://cts.vresp.com/c/?NationalForestAssoci/117775a084/c3a6258ed7/91aeefced4
at the Big Bear Discovery Center or event gate.
Help heal the San Bernardino National Forest with music. Proceeds from the music fest support forest restoration, environmental education and responsible recreation programming produced by the nonprofit National Forest Association.
Headlining the show is returning favorite, Nathan McEuen (son of Nitty Gritty Dirt Band John McEuen), Scott Gates and Chuck Hailes featuring originals and classics with a bluegrass twist and a nod to the past. AndSligo Rags, one of the top acoustic bands in LA and two-time winner of OC’s Best Folk Band, returns offering Celtic music with just a sprinkling of bluegrass, country, and jazz textures. New to the stage will be Lonesome Otis, a hard-driving classic bluegrass band with an appreciation for a slightly more contemporary feel. And another new sound to the stage is Bruce Guynn & Big Rain delivering big country and some classic soft rock.
Event gates will open at 3:00 pm; parking is free at the Discovery Center; bench seating is limited and first-come; bring your own beach chair. Return to the Mountain Music Festival and rejuvenate your soul for great mountain music.
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