Live at the Jones House — just steps from your room

There's something special about live music in a small mountain town — especially when it happens in a
historic gallery just steps from your hotel room.
Each winter and early spring, downtown Boone hosts intimate indoor concerts that feel less like a
performance and more like a shared experience. Limited seating. Thoughtful acoustics. Musicians who
tell stories between songs. It's the kind of evening that reminds you why you travel in the first place.

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When events like these fill the Mazie Jones Gallery at the historic Jones House, the energy is personal.
You're close enough to hear the breath between lyrics. Close enough to feel the strings vibrate. And
when the last note fades, you're already home — because The Horton sits right across King Street.‍

No navigating traffic. No hunting for parking. No calling for a ride.

Just a short stroll back to a plush king bed, a nightcap at our rooftop lounge, or a quiet moment in the
lobby.

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Before the show, grab dinner at one of the locally loved restaurants along King Street. Afterward, step
upstairs at The Horton for a handcrafted cocktail under the stars. It's a seamless kind of night — the
kind that only works when you stay in the heart of it all.

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FAQ's

WHAT MAKES THE JONES HOUSE CONCERT SERIES SPECIAL?
Concerts at the Mazie Jones Gallery are intentionally small:
– Limited seating — every seat feels front row
– Storytelling between songs from the artists themselves
– Thoughtful acoustics in a historic, intimate setting
– A personal connection between artist and audience

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WHERE SHOULD YOU STAY FOR A DOWNTOWN BOONE CONCERT?
Staying at The Horton Hotel means no traffic, no parking stress, and no rideshare coordination. The gallery
sits directly across King Street — after the final note, you're back in minutes.

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WHERE ARE THE WINTER CONCERTS HELD IN BOONE?
They are hosted at the Jones House Cultural Center in downtown Boone.

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HOW FAR IS THE HORTON FROM THE JONES HOUSE?
The Horton Hotel is located directly across King Street — just steps away.

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