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15-2-112 - Bluegrass Day.
15-2-112. Bluegrass Day.
The fourth Saturday in May of each year shall be observed as Bluegrass Day, to be proclaimed as such by the governor, to honor and recognize bluegrass music, its great beauty and artistry, and its prominent place in Tennessee's proud heritage and present day economy. This day shall not be a legal holiday as defined in § 15-1-101.
[Acts 2007, ch. 12, § 1.]
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