Red River Tales Presents: The Bell Witch Opry Revue
Red River Tales is a celebration of our region steeped deep in the traditions of generations. Afternoon activities feature demonstrations by local artists showcasing tobacco twisters, blacksmiths, chandlers, broom makers and more. Our flatbed stage is the perfect area to break for a treat from our food vendors while enjoying clogging, storytelling and musical performances meant to educate and entertain. New this year is our Tall Tale Teller competition open to school aged writers from 12-18 where winners will be featured throughout the afternoon. If heritage arts is the work boots of Red River Tales,The Bell Witch Opry Revue is the rhinestone adorned suit to bring it up a notch! Directed and arranged by Bel Stuart, our cast and house band will bring original comedy, familiar music and a throwback to live radio program style advertisements to our main stage. With all the heart of the Red River Community and the polish and shine of the variety shows you loved from Nashville, we hope to give you an experience to remember that feels like coming home.
Come join the fun and enjoy the festival activities for FREE from 3:30 until 6. Then enjoy The Bell Witch Opry Revue in concert starting at 6:30 pm. Concert tickets are $20 and $15 for pavilion seating and $5 for grass seating. Be sure to grab pavilion or grass seating tickets if you plan on staying for the show. If you are only interested in the festival activities, select festival activities only. Festival Activities Only tickets are not required but encouraged to save you time upon arrival.
3:30 pm - Festival grounds open
6:00 pm - Pavilion and Grass Seating opens
6:30 pm - Bell Witch Opry Revue
Shows are performed at the Bell School Complex Kay Bagby Outdoor Theatre (Brooksher covered pavilion). Please dress for the weather!
Before the show, there will be activities, food vendors, educational displays, and demonstrations happening all around the grounds. Be sure to come early to enjoy all that the Bell Witch Fall Festival has to offer!
Limited grass seating will be available rain or shine once the reserved seating is sold out. Please bring your own chair or blanket for the grass seating. No umbrellas or tents will be allowed during the performances.
If you need assistance or have questions about wheelchair access or other accessibility, call the Box Office at 615-696-1300 . Wheelchair and companion seats may be available and are indicated on the seating map.
Visit www.BellWitchFallFestival.com for more information
Refund Policy: Tickets sold are non-refundable. Refunds are given ONLY in the event a show is cancelled. In the event a show is cancelled, tickets would be valid for a subsequent performance of the same festival year. If a show is cancelled and no performance dates remain, or our Equity contracts prevent a "make up" date, the ticket price would be refunded. Refunds will not include any processing or service fees.
Who We Are:
Community Spirit, Inc. is a non- profit community organization dedicated to bringing quality, educational theatrical productions to Robertson County, Tennessee, and the surrounding areas. We provide professional, historically accurate entertainment the whole family can enjoy. Community Spirit is operated entirely by volunteers who have a love for arts in the community. We are an organization that operates from grants donations and fundraising. We are passionate about what we put forth to the community and it is our desire that you will return to see the same quality production year after year and make it part of your family tradition.
Our Mission:
Preserve and Celebrate the history and folklore of Robertson County and the Black Patch Region through quality arts and education.
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