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Rhythm & Brews Lawn Concert featuring Bucky & Laurel Hinson

The Stanly County Historical Society is proud to announce the return of the Rhythm & Brews lawn concert featuring local favorites Bucky and Laurel Hinson, Saturday, September 19 at 7:00 PM, on the lawn of the Historic 1852 Isaiah Snuggs House in Downtown Albemarle. Set against the backdrop of one of Stanly County’s most cherished landmarks, this free family-friendly outdoor concert will showcase a rich mix of Country Rock, Americana, and Folk music. With their heartfelt harmonies and rootsy sound, Bucky and Laurel Hinson promise an evening of music that resonates with both the past and present....

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Swinging in the Street with the Salisbury Swing Band

The Stanly County Historical Society invites the community to step back in time for an evening dedicated to the sweeping brass and infectious rhythms of the 1940s. During an era defined by the challenges of World War II, big band swing served as much more than entertainment; it was the heartbeat of American resilience and a primary source of national pride. This music provided a sense of unity and hope that sustained the “Greatest Generation” both at home and abroad, becoming a symbol of the very freedom they sought to protect. By hosting the Salisbury Swing Band on the lawn of the...

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82nd Airborne Division Band & Chorus present “This We’ll Defend: The All American Story”

The Stanly County Concert Association is proud to invite the community to celebrate America and our Army’s 250th birthday with the 82nd  Airborne Division Band and Chorus, as they present “This We’ll Defend: The All American Story,” a musical tribute to our nation. Since the Revolutionary War, “This We’ll Defend” has remained the motto of the United States Army. It speaks to the resolve of those who serve, from the Greatest Generation, to today's Soldiers stationed all around the world. Celebrate this great nation and those who are sworn to protect it, as we honor military service—past,...

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