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Black Mountain Blues Festival – 9/07/2025

Posted on September 23, 2025 by mwilkinson

Atiba Berkley, Festival Director

A Three-Day Celebration of Blues centered in the heart of downtown Black Mountain, NC

All venue stages are walking distance; White Horse, Foothills Grange, BMCA, Old Town District, & Peri Social House

In addition to world-class musical performances, the festival will offer – educational workshops, VIP experiences, and family-friendly activities that highlight the unique blues culture and hospitality of Black Mountain.

Black Mountain Blues

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