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Mountain Music and Moonshine

Event held at The Capitol Theatre
159 S Main St
Chambersburg, PA 17201

February 28, 2026 @ 7PM

Tickets: Adults $34, Seniors $29, Military and First Responders $25, Children (under 18) $24

Call the Box Office @ 717.263.0202 to purchase Group Discount (10+) tickets purchase or for any questions
We’re gathering some bluegrass bands to perform one heck of a musical rodeo at our 2026 Mountain Music & Moonshine event! Our headliner will be Remington Ryde and the opener will be Ironwood Drive. Whiskey, bourbon, beer, wine, and moonshine will be available starting when the doors open at 6pm, as well as non-alcoholic drinks and concessions. Enjoy your drinks and snacks throughout the night as you either sit back and relax, or get up and dance to this banjo-picking concert made for the genre’s history books!

www.thecapitoltheatre.org for ticket info

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