PINEDALE – The Nashville four-piece

bluegrass band The Barefoot Movement will

perform a very special Christmas show on

Thursday, Dec. 6, at 7 p.m. in the Sheppard

Auditorium, 101 E. Hennick St.

Presented by the Pinedale Fine Arts

Council, The Barefoot Movement is a

family-friendly holiday celebration performance.

Complete with all of the classic

seasonal favorites wrapped in a Christmas

package, you’ll hear acoustic renditions of

everything from Chuck Berry’s “Run Run

Rudolph” to Perry Como’s “It’s Beginning

to Look A Lot Like Christmas” and emotional

takes on the more tender songs of the

season like “Oh Holy Night” and “Hark The

Herald Angels Sing.” Surrounded by stories

and Christmas memories from the band, the

music and cheer will fill attendees with an

enduring feeling of love and hope that will

warm hearts throughout the year.

The Barefoot Movement, 2014 International

Bluegrass Music Awards Band of

the Year Momentum Award winner, draws

from styles of bluegrass, folk, acoustic rock

and Americana. “With original songs, impressive

instrumentation, and interweaving

harmonies, this band converges old and new

into a style all its own,” according to a review

in the Del Mar Times.

Tickets for The Barefoot Movement:

From the Pinedale

Fine Arts Council

Christmas Show are available online at pinedalefinearts.

com and locally at Pine Coffee

Supply, The Cowboy Shop, Office Outlets,

The Big Piney Library and at the door the

night of the performance. Ticket prices are

$20 adults / $7 students and $2 extra at the

door.

The Barefoot Movement: Christmas

Show is presented by the Pinedale Fine Arts

Council with support in part from the Wyoming

Arts Council through funding from the

Wyoming Legislature and the National Endowment

for the Arts, which believes a great

nation deserves great art, Sublette BOCES

No. 1, Western Sublette BOCES No. 9, the

Sublette County Recreation Board, the Wyoming

Community Foundation – Sublette,

Tegelers & Associates, Ultra, Andeavor,

The Western States Arts Federation & The

Rocky Mountain Power Foundation.

For more information visit www.pinedalefinearts.

com or call 307-367-7322. n