Hilloween is proud to welcome OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW to Mitchell County to raise funds for hurricane recovery and rebuilding efforts.
Tickets for Hilloween’s 2025 Benefit Concert are now available. To learn more and to purchase tickets, please click here.
On September 27, 2024 Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina; completely isolating our mountain community from the outside world for three days. One of the communities hardest hit by the storm, Helene’s damage to Mitchell County has been documented by NPR, 60 Minutes, Forbes, WLOS, Fox News and many other outlets.
In support of recovery efforts, Hilloween is teaming up with Old Crow Medicine Show and Bandana Rhythm to host our Hilloween 2025 Benefit Concert on Saturday, October 25 in Spruce Pine. 100% of received funds will be donated directly to the Mitchell County Development Foundation (MCDF). Hilloween is proud to cover all costs for this event, with no financial obligation for the MCDF, Mitchell County, or the town of Spruce Pine.
To learn more about Hilloween’s partnership with the Mitchell County Development Foundation, click here. To learn more about our headliner, Old Crow Medicine Show, check out the trailer below:
If this is your first time joining us, Hilloween is a multi-day festival in Mitchell County, NC that celebrates Blue Ridge Mountain culture, supports young people across the region, and creates fun Halloween events for our friends and neighbors (even if you’re “from off”).
Check out our full event listings here. If you are interested in signing up to volunteer, click here.
PRESENTING PARTNER
2025 FEATURED EVENTS
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2025 BENEFIT CONCERT
SAT, 10/25
OLD CROW MEDICINE SHOW to headline HIlloween's 2025 Benefit Concert in support of the Mitchell County Development Foundation.
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BOOK DISTRIBUTION EVENTS
Throughout the week
In celebration of the power of stories, Hilloween will be distributing ~2,000 new books to children across Mitchell County.
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SUPPORT HURRICANE REBUILDING EFFORTS
Throughout the week
Support the Mitchell County Development Foundation’s efforts to help Mitchell County rebuild and reopen.