Runaway Train at Blackmon Amphitheatre
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Fan favorite Runaway Train returns to downtown Mount Airy this fall. The versatile group promises country, beach and classic rock tunes.
The concert is part of the outdoor summer concert series at the Blackmon Amphitheatre. Bring your lawn chair or blanket and set up under the stars on the terraces facing the stage.
This free concert coincides with the annual Autumn Leaves Festival.
Beer, wine and food vendors will be on-hand (no outside alcohol or coolers allowed).
Additional info is available by calling 336-786-7998.
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