The Little Loomhouse (Happy Birthday Song)

This humble site not only tells the story of a global musical tradition but also serves as a tribute to the creativity that flourished in Kentucky’s educational and musical communities. The Little Loomhouse, known for its history of weaving arts and cultural preservation, now stands as a symbol of the simple yet profound contributions Kentuckians have made to music history.

As part of the Kentucky Music Trail, a visit to The Little Loomhouse is a chance to explore the birthplace of a song sung worldwide. It’s a stop that honors the creativity of two sisters whose contribution to music continues to bring joy to millions.

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From national headliners to impromptu jam sessions, there’s always live music in the air in Kentucky. See what’s on stage during your exploration of the Kentucky Music Trail.

The Little Loomhouse (Happy Birthday Song)

The Little Loomhouse (Happy Birthday Song)

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Jerusalem Ridge (Bill Monroe Homeplace)

Jerusalem Ridge (Bill Monroe Homeplace)

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Old Joe Clark Monument

Old Joe Clark Monument

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Louis “Grandpa” Jones Historic Marker

Louis “Grandpa” Jones Historic Marker

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Rosine Barn Jamboree in Rosine

Rosine Barn Jamboree in Rosine

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Mountain Arts Center

Mountain Arts Center

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Highlands Museum & Discovery Center CMH Displays

Highlands Museum & Discovery Center CMH Displays

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Homer C Ledford Historic Marker

Homer C Ledford Historic Marker

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Muhlenberg County Music Museum in Central City

Muhlenberg County Music Museum in Central City

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Austin City Saloon

Austin City Saloon

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Digital Passport

Rewarding YourLove of Music

Track your travels along the Kentucky Music Trail with the free passport app. Simply visit participating sites to collect “check-ins”—the more milestones you reach, the more giveaways you could qualify for including concert tickets and VIP merch.