On Saturday, executive director Chris Joslin will perform a 30-minute live music presentation at the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame & Museum that is equal parts entertainment, instrument demonstration, sing-a-long and education.
With paid admission, visitors have the option to attend the live music presentation at 1 p.m.
Space is limited in order to adhere to the State of Kentucky guidelines for social distancing, so those interested need to register in person at the Hall of Fame upon arrival. With space to accommodate only 26 participants for the presentation, registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
In addition to the live music presentation, museum admission includes a self-guided tour of two floors of exhibit space that includes the Hall of Fame exhibit with artifacts and instruments belonging to groundbreaking artists such as Bill Monroe, John Hartford and Josh Graves.
The live music presentation Sunday provides an opportunity for Hall of Fame visitors to experience the music behind the exhibits.
