North Carolina Folk Festival Honors Matty Sheets with Open Mic Night
Join the North Carolina Folk Festival to honor Matty Sheets, a local musician, through a memorial open mic night.
July 30, 2026
Join the North Carolina Folk Festival to honor Matty Sheets, a local musician, through a memorial open mic night.
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