Admission is free followed by a reception. The event takes place June 21-24 at Summersville Music Park. Ralph Stanley, Rarely Herd, J.D. Crowe and New South, Del McCoury, Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver, Josh Graves and Kenny Baker, IIIrd Tyme Out, and the Reno Brothers . The movie, starring Willem Dafoe and Luo Yan , is a tale of yearning for freedom and forbidden love set in the last days of imperial China. Buck was born in West Virginia in 1892 to Presbyterian missionaries, but was taken to China as an infant, where she lived more than 40 years.
Organizers say they are trying to bring the film to West Virginia.
Moe Grant, longtime drummer for the Baha Men, laughs. Somehow the dogs wouldn't die. After nearly 10 years trying to crack the American market, the Baha Men finally broke free last year. But the statement is not far from the truth. The Baha Men will perform 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Huntington Civic Center, opening for 98 Degrees.