Celebrate The History, Art, And Music Of Appalachia At Coney Island

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Celebrate The History, Art, And Music Of Appalachia At Coney Island

91.7 WVXU | By Barbara Gray

Published May 3, 2019 at 5:00 AM EDT

2019 marks the 50^th Anniversary of Cincinnati's , happening this year May 10-12 (Mother's Day weekend) at Coney Island.

With a look back at the history of the event and a preview of all that will be going on this year, Barbara Gray welcomes to the studio Shanon Rice, president of the Appalachian Community Development Association, and local storyteller and festival participant Omope Carter Daboiku.

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Celebrate The History, Art, And Music Of Appalachia At Coney Island