History:
Floyd County, Virginia is in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Southwest Virginia, bordering Carroll, Franklin, Montgomery, Pulaski, and Patrick Counties. The area is rich with old time and bluegrass music traditions with many opportunities for children and families to participate in local culture.
Dent Wimmer, Floyd County banjo player
About:
The Floyd JAM program was started in 2010, supported by The Crooked Road. FloydJAM is held once per week for students ages 8 – 18 at the June Bug Center in Floyd on Monday afternoons from 3:30 – 5:30. Students can choose to learn fiddle, guitar, mandolin, clawhammer banjo, bluegrass banjo, dance, string band and singing from talented local instructors.
Enrichment: June Bug Center
Location: June Bug Center
Mailing Address:
251 Parkway Ln S, Floyd, VA 24091
Current Teaching Staff:
Ashlee Watkins, banjo instructor and program director
Andrew Small, advanced student instructor
Lili Shelton
Cassidy Shelor, beginner fiddle instructor
For more information, please contact:
Joanne Woodward, Program Director
[email protected]
June Bug Center (540) 745-6550
Website
https://www.facebook.com/FloydJAMS
