The Friends of the Delta Heritage Center, a 501 c (3) non-profit organization, provides support, service, and recognition to the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center, Tina Turner Museum and Tina Turner Heritage Days’ annual celebration.
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Celebrating the “Queen of Rock” in Her Hometown
Tina Turner - In Loving Memory - 1939-2023
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Where it all started
Discover the Roots of a Legend – Tina Turner Heritage Days
Born Anna Mae Bullock in Nutbush, a small farming community near Brownsville, Tennessee, the world knew her as Tina Turner.
Every year, fans from across the globe flock to Brownsville to celebrate the Queen of Rock and explore the historic Flagg Grove School, the very schoolhouse where her extraordinary journey began. Step into her world, walk in her footsteps, and experience the soulful charm of Nutbush and Brownsville.
TINA TURNER HERITAGE DAYS
September 26-28, 2025
Brownsville Tennessee
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Schedule of Events 2025
Official ribbon cutting and opening of Tina Turner Museum / Flagg Grove School, September 26, 2014.
TTHD Schedule of Events
Held the 4th weekend of September, fans gather for Tina fun, including tours of Nutbush and tribute concerts.
About Flagg Grove School
Benjamin Brown Flagg sold one acre of land in January 1889 to a group of Trustees charged with the task of building Flagg Grove School.
Tina Turner Museum
The Tina Turner Museum, located inside the restored Flagg Grove School, is filled with Tina Turner memorabilia, including costumes from her last tour, gold and platinum record awards and more.
“I look forward to traveling to Brownsville and Nutbush each year to see my “Tina” family. Great fun, food and people. I wouldn’t miss Tina Turner Heritage Days.”
— Dashon, Atlanta GA