Miracle on the Mountain Outdoor Drama
An outdoor drama that tells the story of the remarkable doctors who came into the mountains of Western North Carolina bringing medical care, education and economic development to an under-served area. An authentic, sometimes poignant story filled with music and laughter.
When: July 29, 30, and 31 at 7:00 pm; July 31 matinee at 10:00 am
Cost: $12 admission. All seats must be reserved.
Where: Sloop Amphitheater on the Campus of the Crossnore School, 100 DAR Drive, Crossnore NC 28616. When entering Crossnore area look for sign on Hwy. 221 that reads Town of Crossnore-Home of Crossnore School, Inc. turn at sign and travel 0.3 miles, turn Right on Miracle in the Hills Drive.
What: Dr. Mary Martin Sloop and her husband, Dr. Eustace Sloop, came to the small town of Crossnore, about 35 miles northwest of Morganton, in the early 1900s to be Christian medical missionaries. They traversed the steep paths of Avery County on foot and horseback, taking medical care to the mostly poor and isolated residents. Miracle on the Mountain is an outdoor drama written by Bill Wilson, and based on Mary Martin Sloop’s memoir, “Miracle in the Hills.”
For tickets, call (828) 733-4305.
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