“Hootenanny” is a Scottish word meaning “celebration” and / or “party”.
With the Scots being one of the biggest groups of settlers in the Appalachian region of North America (bringing with them their whiskey-making tradition and methods, leading to the area’s “moonshining” tradition) it is not surprising that hootenanny became an Appalachian colloquialism.

There is so much fun to be had at the Kyle and Friends Hootenanny! The night begins at 6:00pm with live tunes crooned by our favorite house band, Wires and Wood. Tasty and tempting, over 25 of the Southeast’s Best Chefs offer nibbles to nosh while sippin’ regional spirits and wines and chuggin’ craft brews. Tuck in your kerchief, as the chefs prepare swine to dine with side dishes to devour and desserts to tempt the sweetest tooth. Grab a partner and come on down! The best part of the hootenanny? Proceeds from the evening will benefit the Hickory Soup Kitchen!

Doors open at 6pm. Tickets are $150.00 per person through March 6th and $175.00 after March 7th.

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