Hometown Mountain Heritage Festival

Summer starts in Ansted with 3 days of old-fashioned fun for the whole family! Music, food and crafts vendors, and a parade are just the beginning. Join our signature coal-shoveling contest or horseshoe tournament, visit the car show and art show. Meet history on the Hawks Nest Trail interpretive walk or through the hands-on activities of the “History Hitting the Road” covered wagon and talk with Mrs. Stonewall Jackson or demonstrators of traditional crafts such as bucket-making and spinning. Browse through historic photographs and the Maples Coal Collection. A Saturday evening concert and Sunday gospel-singing round out the weekend.

General admission – free

Parking: Free off-street parking is available at various locations around town.

Directions: Main Street, Ansted is US Route 60, 6 miles west of the junction of US 19 and US 60.

Getting There & Details

Address
Main Street
Phone
304-658-5065
Email
[email protected]
Map
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