MOUNT VERNON — Food For The Hungry and Six Miles to Nellie will again present “The Patsy Show,” a three-performance musical tribute celebrating country music legend Patsy Cline.
The Woodward Opera House, America’s oldest authentic 19th-century theater still standing, will host the concert. First opened in 1851, the restored landmark provides a historic backdrop for these special performances.
One hundred percent of ticket sales will go directly to Food For The Hungry to help Knox County residents in need of food assistance.
In this immersive musical production, Six Miles to Nellie lead singer Courtney DeCosky transforms into Patsy Cline, backed by the full Nellie band. Throughout the performance, Patsy shares personal memories behind the classic songs she recorded and how they connect to her family and life.
Adding a touch of Grand Ole Opry nostalgia, the show features a special appearance by country comedy legend Minnie Pearl as host. A meet-and-greet with Patsy will be available after the performance.
Food For The Hungry of Knox County was founded in 1982 to address local food insecurity. Working alongside partner agencies like Interchurch Social Services, The Salvation Army, and dozens of local food pantries and hot meals programs, FFTH provides food and critical financial aid to individuals and families in Knox County.
Every donation given to FFTH goes toward the 2026 Goal of $345,000 and stays in Knox County to help neighbors in need.
“We are thrilled that Courtney and Six Miles to Nellie have chosen to support FFTH in this creative and generous way,” FFTH Marketing Director Olivia Stern said. “We are excited to partner together and enjoy the three Patsy shows with community members as we all support FFTH’s mission of reducing hunger in Knox County.”
Tickets are available online at www.TheWoodward.org and at the box office before each performance.
