Tennessee SB1568 establishes August 8 as "Clog Dancing Day" to celebrate Tennessee's cultural heritage.
Tennessee SB1568 amends Tennessee Code Annotated to designate August 8 as "Clog Dancing Day in the Volunteer State." This day recognizes the cultural, educational, and artistic contributions of clog dancing, a cherished Appalachian tradition. The bill highlights the significance of clog dancing in Tennessee's history, its role in community events, and its association with bluegrass, folk, and old-time music. The date, August 8, is chosen to honor William "Bill" Nichols, known as the "grandfather of modern clog dancing," on the anniversary of his passing.
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