Thanksgiving table whose tastes and wine savvy span a wide range. But choosing wine for such a diverse gathering needn't be complicated. Our goal: keep it simple. It's all about gathering with friends and family, and since not all of them will be wine experts, we have chosen some affordable, easy drinking selections that can carry you through an indulgent afternoon into the evening. The format for the tasting will be a little less formal - still seven terrific wines and delicious food, but with less wine speak. The cost will be $49 per person and includes a taste of seven wines and several dishes chosen to pair with them. Please call the Purple Onion at 828-749-1179 soon to make your reservation as seating is limited.
November 26 - The Secret Band Spartanburg rock and roll band as well as Americana and original songs.
Fred Whiskin who tickled the ivories at the Purple Onion on Friday nights passed way October 14, 2016. He will truly be missed by all who enjoyed listening to his music with the piano. Music is scheduled at the Purple Onion by Robert Seiler. The Purple Onion is located at 16 Main Street, Saluda, NC 28774.
Live Music in November November 3 - Sweet Claudette Celebrating the release of the new album "Whiskey Drunk on Puppy Love." November 5 - Riyen Roots & Dore Organic acoustic blues roots music from this duo. November 6 - Matuto (Sunday Concert) - See More Below November 10 - Jon Shain A blues guitar guy with terrific Piedmont style finger picking chops. November 12 - Gigi Dover & Big Love "An uplifting experience somewhere between Marvin Gaye and Fiddler on the Roof." November 17 - One Leg Up Fabulous Gypsy style jazz.
Saluda Grade Café Music on Friday Nights Music is perfect to enjoy while dining, and it keeps even the youngest enthralled! It makes us dance, inspires us to learn and just to be the best that we can be. Thank you friends for Friday night Old Timey Music! Music starts @ 7...See you there! We are open: Tuesday thru Saturday, 11-3, lunch; Wednesday thru Saturday, 5-9, dinner; "Music on Friday Nights" at 7pm; Sunday 11-7. Visit us on the web at saludagradecafe.com or on Facebook. Call 828-749-5854 or email us at saludagrade@hotmail.com. Located at 40 East Main Street.
November 19 - Red Dirt Revelators Blues with a deep fried Southern feel.
Relaxing and walking around the town before performing at the Purple Onion, songwriter, Dan Foster discovered the historical marker describing the remarkable, legendary Saluda Grade. This small mountain town and its history inspired him to write a ballad, the Saluda Grade. Dan arranged and performed the first version with the band High Cotton. “Railroads have always had a special place in American History. Those bigger than life machines and the tracks they rode on have moved our country and driven our imaginations. I remember standing beside the Grade, reading the historical marker and realizing the significance of the Saluda Grade story. I thought about the determination and resource it must have taken to build the Grade and move tons of coal down the mountain. I thought about the danger and I thought about the will to succeed. Proof that the folks in Saluda were pretty amazing. The Radio Rangers are very happy to support the museum,” says Dan Foster. Now with a new team of musicians, the ballad has been arranged with the Radio Rangers and will be released at the Saluda Historic Depot during a Saluda Station Depot Day to kick off the Saluda Holiday Gallery at the depot. This concert will be performed on the porch of the depot on Saturday, November 5 with shows at 2 and 3:15pm. Some seating available and organizers suggest bringing a chair. The 3-member band hales from Atlanta, GA and is performing this concert pro bona to help the Saluda Historic Depot with its fund raising efforts to pay the
November 24 THANKSGIVING - NO MUSIC
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Radio Rangers Perform at Saluda Historic Depot
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