We are thrilled that the Museum Center at 5ive Points was selected to be included as an official location on the Tennessee Music Pathways project! Dave Jones from the Tennessee Dept. of Tourism presented the museum with a sign, showcasing the honor earlier this week. Tennessee Music Pathways connects you to the people, places and genres that make Tennessee the Soundtrack of America. From the largest cities to the smallest communities, this state-wide program identifies, explains and preserves the legacy of music in Tennessee.
In 2015, The Museum Center at 5ive Points unveiled a new permanent exhibition entitled “The Red Back:” America’s Best-Loved Hymnal. The exhibit offers visitors a look at the history and impact of the beloved “Red Back” Church Hymnal. The Church Hymnal, famously referred to as the “Red Back,” has been a standby in the Southern Gospel music tradition for more than six decades. The exhibit explores the local history of the Red Back from its development and first printing right here in #ClevelandTN to its widespread adoption and continuing influence on Christian music.
See what's happening on the Tennessee Music Pathways and plan your path here: goo.gl/GfyBhR.
#VisitClevelandYall #MadeInTN
We loved hosting Jenni and Mark from Just Chasing Rabbits in #VisitClevelandYall! They did lots of fun things, including attend the International Cowpea Festival and Cook-off. Check out what they said about the festival on their travel website! 😀
goo.gl/GYpLuJ #LetsCowpeaYall #MadeInTN
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Get your fill of cowpeas (blackeye peas) at the International Cowpea Festival and Cook-off in Charleston, Tennessee, the Cowpea Capital of the USA!Do you have a favorite hymn from the Red Back?
Come sing it at TONIGHT'S Red Back Hymnal Singing at North Cleveland Church of God in the Dixon Chapel! Everyone is invited! #VisitClevelandYall #MadeInTN
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We are thrilled that the Museum Center at 5ive Points was selected to be included as an official location on the Tennessee Music Pathways project! Dave Jones from the Tennessee Dept. of Tourism presented the museum with a sign, showcasing the honor earlier this week. Tennessee Music Pathways connects you to the people, places and genres that make Tennessee the Soundtrack of America. From the largest cities to the smallest communities, this state-wide program identifies, explains and preserves the legacy of music in Tennessee.
In 2015, The Museum Center at 5ive Points unveiled a new permanent exhibition entitled “The Red Back:” America’s Best-Loved Hymnal. The exhibit offers visitors a look at the history and impact of the beloved “Red Back” Church Hymnal. The Church Hymnal, famously referred to as the “Red Back,” has been a standby in the Southern Gospel music tradition for more than six decades. The exhibit explores the local history of the Red Back from its development and first printing right here in #ClevelandTN to its widespread adoption and continuing influence on Christian music.
See what's happening on the Tennessee Music Pathways and plan your path here: goo.gl/GfyBhR.
#VisitClevelandYall #MadeInTN
We loved hosting Jenni and Mark from Just Chasing Rabbits in #VisitClevelandYall! They did lots of fun things, including attend the International Cowpea Festival and Cook-off. Check out what they said about the festival on their travel website! 😀
goo.gl/GYpLuJ #LetsCowpeaYall #MadeInTN
justchasingrabbits.com
Get your fill of cowpeas (blackeye peas) at the International Cowpea Festival and Cook-off in Charleston, Tennessee, the Cowpea Capital of the USA!Do you have a favorite hymn from the Red Back?
Come sing it at TONIGHT'S Red Back Hymnal Singing at North Cleveland Church of God in the Dixon Chapel! Everyone is invited! #VisitClevelandYall #MadeInTN