We took this winter to hibernate, reflect, and dream a lil' bit.

 

Y'all, we missed you. Missed the sound of guitars warming up, the smell of Ms. Annie's golden, buttery cornbread in the oven, the way this precious land comes alive when y'all pull in for Sunday blues.

 

We're counting down the days 'til next Sunday, April 12, when we kick off our Sunday Blues Season with the one and only Keith Johson. The music's coming back. And we're coming back with it: ready, grateful, and a lil' changed.

 

See, this place has been hosting blues and gathering folks for nearly 20 years. We've charged $10 a ticket for all of 'em. Through thick and thin. Through COVID. Through every storm and season. That $10 got folks in the door, and we never wanted money to be the reason anybody stayed home. That hasn't changed, and it won't.

 

But as we look ahead to the next 20 years (we're over 100 years old, y'all & plannin' to be here for the next 100, too), we've had to ask ourselves: what does it take to keep this family operation goin'? To keep the lights on, the greens simmerin', the stage warm for the culture bearers who carry this music?

 

The answer is, we need to grow a lil'. Shift a lil'. Protect what we've built so it can keep on givin' to y'all.

 

Starting this season, Sunday Blues tickets will be $20. We're also offering a student discount where tickets are $15, and kids under 13 are always free. No one will be turned away for lack of funds— just come talk to us. Y'all know we got you.

 

We're also shifting to one show a month on the second Sunday. That makes each one feel a little more special— something to plan for, rally your people for, make a whole weekend of. Book a cabin, pitch a tent, bring your crew. Make it a tradition. It's one bite at the apple each month, and we want it to be sweet.

 

If you've been thinking about booking this space for a retreat, a family reunion, a wedding, a quinceañera, or any gathering that matters—reach out before May 15. Current pricing for private events will shift after that date, and we'd love to get ya locked in while we can.

 

We don't make these changes lightly. We make them with love. With intention. With an eye toward the long road ahead, toward a future where this juke joint, this land, this Mississippi Hill Country music keeps ringing out for generations to come.

 

Thank you for being here. For sticking with us. For understanding that a small, mighty family operation like this one only keeps going because of folks like you and a plan for sustainability.

 

We'll see y'all out here April 12. Come hungry. Come ready to feel something good.

 

With gratitude and love,

The Foxfire Ranch Family