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Associations

The Appalachian Highlands Music Association (A.H.M.A.) [1]

A non-profit organization formed in 1998 to promote, preserve, and foster Bluegrass and Old-time Music of the Appalachians. A Princeton West Virginia based corporation, the A.H.M.A. consists of volunteers and artists teamed to present Bluegrass and Old-time Music programs for members and general public.

Bluegrass America [2]

Bluegrass America, the oldest continually run bluegrass organization in the world. Site contains links, reviews, festivals, and commentary.

Central Texas Bluegrass Association [3]

The Central Texas Bluegrass Association is an organization of people--listeners and players mostly from Central Texas--who enjoy bluegrass music.

Country Legends Association [4]

The association was formed to promote Traditional Country, Gospel and Bluegrass music which has been ignored to some extent, and to preserve the roots that brought Traditional Country Music to the public

International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) [5]

The International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA) is a professional trade association dedicated to promoting and expanding the success of bluegrass music. The organization has over 2500 members in all 50 of the United States and in over 30 foreign countries.

Bluegrass in the schools program [6] from IBMA

Northern California Bluegrass Society [7], formerly the Santa Cruz Bluegrass Society

Jimmie Rodgers-- the International Singing Brakemans Association [8]

Meridian, MS organization dedicated to the memory of Jimmie Rodgers

Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America [9]

SPBGMA is a not-for-profit corporation with the follwoing goals:

South West Bluegrass Association [10]

A large organization of bluegrass pickers and grinners in the Southwest United States that promotes bluegrass music with a bimonthly newsletter, information about bluegrass festivals, campouts, weekly bluegrass house jams and school education programs.

Swiss Bluegrass Music Association [11]

Traditional Appalachian Musical Heritage Association

Organized specifically to focus on preserving Old-Time string band, Celtic and fiddle music of the Southern Appalachians. Call Jim Bowman 423-282-0144 or Joe McKenzie at 423-279-0134.


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