Heritage Hall Theatre is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the area with quality entertainment at affordable.
Just down the road in Mountain City, Tennessee, Heritage Hall has a lot in store for you, your family and your friends this summer.
Most evening shows begin at 7 p.m. and most tickets are $10 in advance, $12 at the door and $5 for youth. For tickets, reservations or more information, call 423-727-7444 and leave a message. The box office is located at 126 College Street and is open from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays.
Check out what’s coming up at Heritage Hall:
The Jeff Little Trio
Saturday, July 23 at 7 p.m.
The Jeff Little Trio will return to HH to present a great live conference featuring an eclectic blend of several genres of music including bluegrass, honky-tonk, jazz, and rock-n-roll featuring “The Piano Man of the Blue Ridge.” His distinctive two-handed style, influenced by the mountain flat-picked guitar tradition, has been described as “breathtaking in its speed, precision and clarity. “ With his rack-mounted harmonica and vocals, Jeff can be a one-man show. Also in the trio are former National Banjo Champion Steve Lewis and bass player Josh Scott. wataugademocrat.com/blowingrocket/rocket. The Jeff Little Trio played at Heritage Hall in 2015 and brought down the house. Might be a good idea to get tickets early.This show is sponsored by Elizabethton Federal Savings Bank & Johnson County Community Hospital. Adv $10/$12 Door;all youth $5.
Paris Dance Troupe and Second Act Performing Company
Saturday, Aug. 6 at 7 p.m.
This group features song and dance numbers performed by a seasoned cast with members whose ages range from 60 to 82. Guests will delight in the agile choreography and Las Vegas style costuming and glitter. Music is chosen from Broadway numbers, jazz, oldies clogging, tap, country, rock n’roll and other popular music. Past performances have included a star- studded night at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, the Morongo Casino & Resort in Palm Springs, the Henry County Performing Arts Center at the North Georgia State Fair to name a few.
This is truly wholesome entertainment for all ages that has thrilled thousands of people. This talented group brings energy, excitement and an evening not soon to be forgotten.” Sponsored by Mountain City Care and Rehabilitation and Tri-State Growers, Inc.