Music At The Mine

Music At The Mine Music at the Mine is local musical entertainment for Sierra County. A Hidden Musical Gem!! Tickets will also be sold at the gate on the day of the show.
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Located just outside of the tiny hamlet known as Sierra City lies the Kentucky Mine and Museum. The county park operated by the Sierra County Historical Society and open to the public, features a museum, stamp mill, portal entrance to the now defunct gold mine, an extensive picnic area and numerous mining artifacts dating back to the days when gold mining was rampant throughout this region of the

Sierra Nevada. The park also boasts an amphitheater, carved into the mountainside and surrounded by towering pines and oaks. The amphitheater seats two hundred patrons, has a performance stage and dance floor. Tickets are available online at Eventbrite and directly from Erin Wallace or Chris Stockdale. Prices:
Pre-Sale Tickets: Adults $30 / Kids 10 and under are FREE! At the Gate Day of Show: Adults $35/ Kids 10 and under are FREE! Season tickets: Contact Erin Wallace @ [email protected].

08/27/2024

Can you believe that in August we had temps in the high 40’s at Music at the Mine: Mumbo Gumbo? Good thing the dance floor heated up immediately with happy people dancing! MUMBO GUMBO

08/26/2024
08/26/2024
What an unbelievable night at the mine with MUMBO GUMBO!!The rain clouds cleared just in time for us to close out the se...
08/26/2024

What an unbelievable night at the mine with MUMBO GUMBO!!

The rain clouds cleared just in time for us to close out the season on a “high note” and while the temperatures were low… spirits were high!

Thank you to Mumbo Gumbo for delivering such a fun high energy show and thank you for all who came and enjoyed the chilly night.

Music brings people together! It cultivates and creates community which is so important so THANK YOU to all of YOU for supporting Music At The Mine this season!

*Stay tuned for announcements about next summer

08/23/2024

Howdy Miners!
I wanted to let you know…
Chris will be selling Music at the Mine: Mumbo Gumbo tickets outside of the Graeagle Store tomorrow (Friday 8/23) from 8:30am- 4pm!
We still have a handful left

Photos from the rockin’ shows we’ve had this summer thus far!
08/13/2024

Photos from the rockin’ shows we’ve had this summer thus far!

08/13/2024

Music at the Mine: GrooveSession GrooveSessionMusic At The Mine Sierra County California Historical Society Sierra County Arts Council

08/12/2024

Our final Big City Rod Run, don't miss it! #

08/02/2024
Music at the Mine is hoping everyone and their loved ones in the area are safe from the Gold Complex/Mill Fire! My heart...
07/23/2024

Music at the Mine is hoping everyone and their loved ones in the area are safe from the Gold Complex/Mill Fire! My heart goes out to all those evacuated, evacuating, who have lost homes, property and pets. This is a scary uncertain time for many.

Pertaining to our Object Heavy show this Saturday…We will be monitoring the situation and smoke levels throughout the week and will provide Music at the Mine: Object Heavy show updates here. As of now, the mine is not in the fire path or at risk of being evacuated. If the air quality stays at a safe level… the show will go on! Stay tuned and stay safe!

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100 Kentucky Mine Road
Sierra City, CA
96125

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The Kentucky Mine Amphitheater: A Hidden Musical Gem

Located just outside of the tiny hamlet known as Sierra City lies the Kentucky Mine and Museum. The county park operated by the Sierra County Historical Society and open to the public, features a museum, stamp mill, portal entrance to the now defunct gold mine, an extensive picnic area and numerous mining artifacts dating back to the days when gold mining was rampant throughout this region of the Sierra Nevada. The park also boasts an amphitheater, carved into the mountainside and surrounded by towering pines and oaks. The amphitheater seats two hundred patrons, has a performance stage and dance floor.