Troublesome Hollow is a dynamic bluegrass and Americana band from Hickory Tree, Tennessee. The band has been together for many years performing all across the eastern United States. Tim White on banjo, guitar, and vocals, Donnie Ollis on guitar and vocals, and his younger brother Garry Ollis on upright bass and vocals. The band performs everything from hard driving traditional bluegrass to newgrass, old-time music, ballads as well as Americana and comedy. They have six recordings to their credit as well as appearing on many television shows and recently on Song of the Mountains seen across America on public television (PBS). Tim White has hosted Song of the Mountains since its beginning in 2005. Tim also hosts his nationally syndicated radio show “The Tim White Bluegrass Show” across America on 60 plus radio stations.
FAQs
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Handicap Accessible?
The orchestra section of the venue is handicap accessible. Please call 336.786.7998 for special seating requests. For mobility issues, drop-off is available in front of the venue.
What is the refund policy?
Tickets are non-refundable.
Do I need to buy a ticket for my child?
Children of all ages are required to have a ticket at all Surry Arts Council events unless otherwise specified.
What are my parking options for the event?
Municipal parking (located at 127 Franklin St, Mt. Airy, NC 27030) offers free, all-day parking and bus accommodations. Free on-street parking is available within walking distance of the venue.
What time does the Box Office open?
Box Office opens one hour before the event.
Are food/drinks available?
Yes. Popcorn, pre-packaged candies, and bottled drinks are available for purchase.
Restrooms?
ADA compliant restroom facilities are available.
Are Pets Allowed?
Only service animals are permitted.
Only dogs are recognized as service animals under titles II and III of the ADA.
Service animals are further defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.
Each service animal must remain with its owner and be restrained at all times.
How can I contact the organizer with any further questions?
You can email the organizer at heatherw@surryarts.org.
