Times and Performers subject to change without notice
Friday, October 8 Noon - 7:00 PM
Saturday, October 9 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday, October 10 Noon - 6:00 PM
Friday Schedule
Saturday Schedule
Sunday Schedule
Friday, October 8
Demonstrations 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Basket Weaving with Becky Weaver
Corn Shuck Doll Making with Vicki Law
Quilting Demonstrations with Foothills Quilt Guild & Smoky Mountain Quilt Guild
Saturday, October 9
Demonstrations 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Antique Tractors and Tractor Parade of Steel with Foothills Antique Tractor and Engine Club
Corn Shucking with Vintage Hand Tools with Howard Jones
Straw Weaving Demonstrations with Tuesdays Weavers at the Appalachian Arts Craft Center
Quilting Demonstrations with Foothills Quilt Guild/Smoky Mountain Quilt Guild
Sunday, October 10
Demonstrations 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Antique Tractors and Tractor Parade with Foothills Antique Tractor and Engine Club
Corn Shucking with Vintage Hand Tools with Howard Jones
Knitting Demonstrations with Stephanie McManus
Quilting Demonstrations with Foothills Quilt Guild/Smoky Mountain Quilt Guild
Parade of Steel
See antique farming equipment parade through downtown Maryville at festival opening on Saturday and Sunday provided by the Foothills Antique Tractor and Engine Club.
Friday Schedule
Saturday Schedule
Sunday Schedule
12:00 Hugh Livingston fills the street with the swelling sounds of popular tunes played on an awesome Lowrey organ
1:30 The Collectors Edition men’s acappella group blends their voices to entertain with a variety of musical styles, including the ever famous Barber Shop Quartette.
3:00 Karli Kravat rising young local vocal talent with a voice bigger that she stands tall. Karli will be accompanied by Tim Eddington, an excellent musician in his own right.
4:30 The Early Bird Special returns to the hoot-nanny and popular string and vocal groups of the 1950’ and 60’s. Retro music at its finest will make you want to sing along.
10:00 The Outdoor Sisters a unique cultural experience of the music, past and present of the First Americans who represent Native nations.
11:15 Sisters of the Silver Sage local group of singing sisters is known nationally for their renditions of western music. The Sisters of the Silver Sage have the smoothest sounds in these hills.
12:30 The Music Row Hour Lowell & Brenda Hamby will roll out some of their talented friends from Music Row. Their Music Row crew will bring some of the best local country, bluegrass and gospel music to the Stage at Roy’s.
1:45 Jerry Tipton & Friends play the music that is the heart of Blount County. Straight from the farm, Jerry and Friends will bring the country to town.
3:00 Pistol Creek Catch of the Day the host band of the Stage at Roy’s. This string band plays those songs from the best times of you life.
4:30 Shamrock Road is a musical taste of an Irish Pub. This group has been featured at local and regional Irish Festivals as well as pubs delivering the Celtic experience.
12:00 William Lovelace & Bill Robinson humorously referring to themselves as the Ex-Presidents in Concert, both are ex presidents of the Harp and String Teacher’s associations, open the stage on Sunday with a combination of classical and popular selections played on their pedal harp and violin.
1:30 Gritte Fritter (John Dupree) John has performed every year on the Music at Roy's stage during the Foothills Fall Festival. We welcome back Gritte Fritter and John’s specialized blend of guitar and vocals as he performs his own songs and American classic music.
3:00 Song Yu translated means “Whispers in the Pines”. Song Yu will perform a variety of selections of Asian and Eastern Asian music. A unique treat for the senses, Song Yu brings the far east to Broadway.
4:30 The Mediocre Band This Blount County garage band dates back to the 1970’s when these guys were in high school. The Mediocre Band will close the Stage at Roy’s with a ground attack of rock n roll. The only thing older than the music in this band is the players.
