The Fiddle and Bow Music Hall is a live music venue in Honea Path, SC. The venue hosts a diverse lineup of artists, including local bands, Nashville A-list artists, and comedians, providing a family-friendly atmosphere with 115 seats. The venue also features a free bluegrass jam circle every Tuesday.
Housed in a building that was originally Bannister's Grocery Store approximately 100 years ago, the venue serves as a space to promote local talent and share a passion for Southern folk art. The interior walls display a private art collection featuring works by Reverend Jimmy Morrow, Reverend Howard Finster, and Mary Proctor, alongside original pieces by owner Justin Thomas Atkin. The venue's mission is inspired by the legacy of local fiddler Mack MaGaha, who was a member of Porter Wagoner’s band for over 20 years.
The business is located on N Main St in downtown Honea Path.
The Fiddle and Bow Music Hall is known for providing a private performance experience and maintaining a deep connection to the local community through its dedication to promoting regional musicians and folk art.
The Fiddle and Bow Music Hall remains a dedicated destination for music and Southern folk art in Honea Path.