Thanksgiving in Hayesville is sure to be celebrated with the usual delicious dinners and families gathering to decorate for the season. The weekend would not be complete without securing your tickets to The Songwriter’s Circle. The popular series returns from 7-9 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30 to the Beal Center for a night of songs and stories taking advantage of the acoustics of the historic courthouse.
Area favorites will take the stage to share new original songs in a Nashville round-like setting. Rob Tiger, Wyatt Espalin, Austin Coleman and Erin Worley have distinct songwriting styles.
Tiger, a writer whose penchant for rich details in storytelling and character development, is on full display on his newest collection of songs “Fire and Rain and Sacrament.”
Espalin’s emotional songs are filled with empathy that highlights his therapeutic work writing songs with veterans and prison inmates.
Coleman, a Hayesville native, has carved out a niche for his authentic Americana-style that reflects his songwriting heroes, Jason Isbell and Ryan Adams.
The concert will also feature amazing harmony singer and claw-hammer banjoist, Worley of The Riverstones from Bryson City, N.C.
They will all come together for an entertaining night of songs, stories and collaboration.
The annual event is sponsored by Historic Hayesville Inc. as entertainment for locals and visitors to begin the holiday season. Tickets are available from Tiger’s Store, HHI Centennial Exhibit and PayPal. Proceeds from ticket sales will benefit Hurricane Helene Relief. Visit: www.historichayesvilleinc.com for details.