Pipestem Resort State Park – Everett Lilly and the Lilly Mountaineers

West Virginia natives, the Lilly Brothers originally debuted in 1938 singing old time country on a West Virginia radio station. Since then, they have performed in a variety of venues nationally and internationally.

Everett Lilly has recorded with known artists such as Vassar Clements, Charles River Valley Boys, Jim Rooney, Bill Keith and of course, his sons, the Lilly Brothers. Join them for an evening of traditional bluegrass music.

ADMISSION: $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for children age 6 – 12, children 5 and under are free.

DIRECTIONS: Located in the southeastern section of the state, Pipestem Resort State Park is 14 miles north of Princeton and 12 miles south of Hinton on WV 20. From I-77, take Exit #14 and the park entrance is 14 miles north on Rt. 20. From the Sandstone Exit # 139 of I-64, the park entrance is 22 miles south on WV 20.

Getting There & Details

Address
Pipestem Resort Stat ParkRt. 20, Box 150
Phone
304-466-1800
Website
www.pipestemresort.com
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