Featuring:

April 19th

ROLAND WHITE and Friends

For Bluegrass Lovers Tonight we will be featuring a Legendary bluegrass mandolinist Roland White and his Friends.

Southbound

Southbound is a five piece bluegrass band that has been together for about 15 years. The group performs traditional bluegrass and bluegrass gospel, primarily in the Middle Tennessee area.

Jeff Berke and Friends

Students from Jeff Berke's Bluegrass Jamming Class

Three Bands Every Show

Three Large Jamming Areas

First and Third Friday of Each Month - Live Shows and Three Large Pickin' Jam Rooms.

Don't forget to bring your Instruments.

Common Event Schedule and Time:

(Time may vary some)

6:00 – 6:15 Welcome    
6:15 – 6:55 Band 1    
7:00 – 7:40 Band 2        
7:40 -  7:50 Break
7:50 – 8:30 Band 3

Brand new venue.

Two brand new stages.

Brand new sound system.

Local ,new, and up and coming bands.

Lots of rooms for pickers inside and outside.

Central air and heating.

Refreshments available.

Dancing.

Benches and cover grassy area in the back.

Plenty of parking.

Kids are welcome.

Free to the public.

We are a non profit organization.

Donations always appreciated.

It truly is beautiful.

The City of Millersville really did an amazing job.

Come see for yourself.

Please Support Our Sponsors:

Millersville Bluegrass Jam

Millersville Community Center

1181 Louisville Hwy
Millersville, Tennessee
37072

(615) 859-5160

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Map and Directions

Located just 15 minutes north of Nashville, Tennessee. With easy access to Interstate 65 at Exit Mile Marker 98.  Head North on I-65 toward Louisville, take exit 98, which is the Millersville / Springfield exit, turn right and we are about 3 miles on the right side.

The Millersville Bluegrass Jam is an evening of traditional bluegrass and folk music.  The event is free to the public and held on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month at 6:30 P.M.