by bluegrassfound | Nov 4, 2025 | News
Pisgah Banjo Company is proud to sponsor an annual raffle in support of the IBMA Foundation’s Arnold Shultz Fund, which provides opportunities for people of color pursuing careers and passions in bluegrass, traditional, and old-time music. “As a banjo manufacturer...
by bluegrassfound | Nov 4, 2025 | News
The IBMA Foundation welcomes Angela Hammack, of Burlington, North Carolina, as administrative assistant to Nancy Cardwell, Foundation executive director who also lives in North Carolina. Originally from Danville, Virginia, Angela has lived in North Carolina for 37...
by bluegrassfound | Nov 4, 2025 | News
The IBMA Foundation e-mailbox has been full during the past two months with reports from across the country and around the world. Uganda—We shared news in the October issue of this publication about the bluegrass education program created by Michael Stein (California)...
by bluegrassfound | Nov 4, 2025 | News
The IBMA Foundation e-mailbox has been full during the past two months with reports from across the country and around the world. Scotland–The first time John Sheldon of the British Bluegrass Music Association heard bluegrass music was when a band came to his...
by bluegrassfound | Nov 4, 2025 | News
The IBMA Foundation e-mailbox has been full during the past two months with reports from across the country and around the world. Tennessee, Hancock County–Junior Appalachian Musician director Juliet Gladson in Sneedville, TN, reports the Hancock JAM program had...
by bluegrassfound | Nov 4, 2025 | News
The IBMA Foundation e-mailbox has been full during the past two months with reports from across the country and around the world. North Carolina—Gus Lovicott, who received funds from the Fletcher Bright Memorial Grant for Young Musicians and the Bill Breen Bluegrass...
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