Mayberry Dinner Theater features "The Best of the Darlings"
Historic Granville will be hosting the annual Mayberry Outdoor Dinner Plays on May 5th & 6th in the Pioneer Village in Granville. Our popular Mayberry plays are based on actual episodes of the Andy Griffith Show, and this year's feature will be "The Best of the Darlings". The meal and play will be presented in our Pioneer Village with an 1820's log cabin as the backdrop for the performances. Dinner is served from 5:00 to 6:15 p.m. with play at 6:30 p.m.
The play features some of the best in bluegrass music as One Way Out Band of Lebanon performs as the Darling Boys. The plays will be done in conjunction with the Cornbread & Moonshine Festival which occurs on May 6th. Granville has become Tennessee’s Mayberry Town and is currently decorated in a unique Mayberry style. Granville is also the home of the
Mayberry - I Love Lucy Museum which is open Wednesday thru Saturday of each week.
Reservations are required and can be made online at granvilletn.com or calling 931-653-4151. Tickets are limited so call or log on today.
The Mayberry Outdoor Dinner Theater features "The Best of the Darlings" portrayed by the One Way Out Band of Lebanon, TN.
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We came down for the Cornbread & Moonshine Festival two years ago and stayed for the play, which turned out to be the better half of the trip. Using the log cabin in Pioneer Village as a backdrop does more for the atmosphere than any built stage set could. Glad the One Way Out Band is back as the Darling Boys. My teenager played Clicker Games the whole drive and still loved it.