Family Ties & Country Vibes : The Legacy Continues

October 15 - 18, 2024

 

Day One - We'll arrive in Clarksville and go to Southern Lights farm for dinner. This beautiful setting is the perfect place to eat a great meal and sit back to enjoy some fantastic music. The Honkytonk Daycare Band will be the perfect beginning to our country music voyage. These kids all have ties to Country Music and range in age from 8 -12 years old. Be prepared to be amazed by these talented kids and their knowledge of classic country music.

 

Day Two - A day that starts with bluegrass music is a day that starts off right! Passenger Creek features a 3-time state fiddle champion, as well as the great grandson of Grand Ole Opry star Uncle Dave Macon. When the music is over, let's head out to see some Clarksville attractions and have lunch on your own at Old Glory Distilling. After a brief rest at your hotel, we will head to a local venue for a delicious southern dinner with a great performance. If you thought George Jones and Tammy Wynette were the king and queen of country music, tonight you will hear from the princess. Georgette Jones will showcase her beautiful voice, singing songs made famous by her parents and telling the stories behind the songs. She will be joined by Dion Pride, the son of ACM Pioneer Award winner Charley Pride. As the son of legendary Country Music Hall of Farner, Charley Pride, Dion carries on his family's musical legacy while forging his own path. With his remarkable talent as a songwriter and multi-talented instrumentalist, playing guitar, piano, drums, and bass, Dion has demonstrated his versatility in the world of music.

 

 

Day Three - We have some insight into the life of the Man in Black today. We will drive an hour south to the tiny town of Bon Aqua, Tennessee, home of the Johnny Cash's Storyteller Hideaway Farm. Owned by Johnny Cash for more than 30 years, he commonly referred to the farm as the

"center of my universe." From the memorabilia to the farmhouse and the legendary "One Piece at a Time Car," Johnny Cash fans will be delighted by this stop. Lunch will be served at the Wonders Center. This is the largest general science museum based upon biblical principals in the world. You will have a delicious lunch and time to tour the facility.

 

What country music tour would be complete without honoring the Queen of Country Music, Loretta Lynn? Our next stop will be at Loretta Lynn's Ranch in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee. "In 1966, Loretta and Mooney, (Loretta's deceased husband Doolittle "Mooney" Lynn) stumbled upon this little town while looking for another piece of property and found the big house on the hill," related Anthony Brutto, the general manager of Loretta Lynn's Ranch and her grandson. "It was kind of dilapidated, but Loretta fell in love with it. Once they found out who owned the home, they also found out that that person also owned the town of Hurricane Mills. The only way the Lynns could buy the house was to purchase everything, so they bought the whole town." Tour the antebellum home and Coal Miner's Daughter Museum and visit the shops in Western Town. Next, we will head over to the amphitheater at Loretta Lynn's ranch for dinner and a show with Twitty and Lynn. Conway Twitty's grandson, Tre, and Loretta Lynn's granddaughter, Tayla, will bring a wonderful tribute to their famous grandparents. Singing hits like Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man, Coal Miner's Daughter and Hello Darling, guests will relive the old days of country music. Dinner will be served at this show.

 

 

Day Four -We return home full of great memories from our trip of “Family Ties & Country Vibes”!

Your includes 7 Meals

(3 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, and 3 Dinners)

 

Occupancy	Due At Booking	Due 8/01/24
Double-$1,595	$795	$800
Single-$1,995	$795	$1,200
Triple-$1,495	$795	$700
Quad-$1,395	$795	$600