In honor of Dolly’s birth month, Mast General Store will ask guests at each of its locations to RoundUP their purchases to the next dollar for community arts-based organizations from January 12 - 18. Support for these local groups enriches us, deepens our sense of a shared cultural identity, and, perhaps even, enables the next generation’s “Dolly” to make their way to the big time.  

“Vibrant communities have vibrant people. Vibrant people are found in the arts,”
- Faye Cooper

Local arts play an important role in each Mast Store community. Mast Store’s owners, the Cooper family, have championed the arts since they reopened the Original Mast Store in 1980. According to them, an active arts scene indicates a thriving community. 

“Vibrant communities have vibrant people. Vibrant people are found in the arts,” Faye Cooper, co-founder of the Mast Store, affirmed.  

These vibrant people and organizations inspire us with their ideas and creations and unite our communities in stories told through a variety of styles and media. The Mast Store proudly partners with groups across its region that light up their hometown theaters, galleries, stages, and residents’ faces. 

PHOTO above taken by Wes McFee. It appears on Haywood Road in West Asheville. The Dolly Parton mural was created by Gus Cutty in 2018 and is modeled after a vintage portrait of the singer. 

Local p-ART-nerships 

Dolly’s local Mast Store in Knoxville will RoundUP to benefit Dogwood Arts. In 2025, Dogwood Arts entered its seventh decade of celebrating the arts, culture, and natural beauty of East Tennessee. The group promotes the beauty and economic vitality of Knoxville by producing year-round art events and programs, commissioning public murals and sculptures, and maintaining more than 90 miles of dogwood-lined trails. HERE's where you can see their work. 

The Original Mast Store, Mast Store Annex, and Boone Mast Store will RoundUP in support of the Appalachian Theatre. The Appalachian Theatre, located on King Street in Downtown Boone, welcomes all from its community and beyond to film and performing arts experiences that engage, entertain, and educate. The beautifully restored Art Deco venue boasts state-of-the-art technical equipment that draws nationally acclaimed performers from an array of artistic disciplines to the High Country to enrich its residents and bolster the local economy. It also opened its doors to faculty and students from area schools as they made classroom plans and sought comfort and levity through movies in the aftermath of 2024’s Hurricane Helene. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit its website. 

The Asheville Mast Store will RoundUP to benefit the River Arts District Artists (RADA) Foundation. The River Arts District is a flourishing community of artists and creators within Asheville. This area was among the most heavily affected neighborhoods of Asheville. Its residents were displaced and many homes, galleries, and studios there were irreparably damaged. The RADA Foundation advances the art and livelihoods of professional artists within the district and provides its members with services that include shared working spaces, scholarship opportunities, and technical assistance programs for professionals and emerging artists. Support from RADA continues to help the Rivers Arts District rebuild and reopen for the more than 500 artists who have returned since Helene. F0llow this LINK to learn more about the RADA Foundation. 

The Hendersonville Mast Store will RoundUP in support of the Henderson County Arts Council. This group promotes, advocates for, and nurtures the arts in Henderson County and throughout Western North Carolina. It enhances the region’s cultural vitality in visual, performing, and literary arts by providing grants, offering workshops and programming, raising public awareness, and building partnerships between artists and local businesses, government agencies, and community members. See more about their initiatives HERE. 

The Haywood County Arts Council, which promotes local artists, art education, and innovation in art, will receive RoundUP support from the Waynesville Mast Store. Drawing from a deep pool of talented artists living in Waynesville and Haywood County, the group celebrates the folk art heritage of the Appalachian Mountains while promoting new artistic techniques, media, and forms of expression. It offers classes and youth programs to the community and provides retail gallery space for its working artist members. Check out more information on their WEBSITE. 

Mast Store Winston-Salem RoundUPs will benefit the Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County, which aims to uplift, create awareness for, and sustain the growth of arts and culture in the Piedmont Triad. Through diverse leadership, the Arts Council maintains a wide array of offerings including visual arts and craft galleries, educational classrooms and programming, concert series, and three on-campus, multi-function theaters that serve as the principal performing spaces for several local theater and dance groups. HERE's where you can learn more about their work. 

The Columbia Mast Store will RoundUP in support of The Nickelodeon Theatre. “The Nick,” as it’s affectionately known by locals, is a top-notch, throwback, neighborhood duplex cinema. Showing everything from first-run independent films and curated series to one-off screenings and the occasional current mega-blockbuster, the Nick’s wealth of variety enhances the arts landscape of Columbia and makes it a can’t-miss destination for residents and visitors alike. View its upcoming films and events HERE.  

South Carolina Children’s Theatre receives RoundUPs from the Greenville Mast Store. This group empowers and inspires a new generation of changemakers through the art of theater. By providing acting and theater design classes to children of all ages and partnering with local schools to establish residences and support literacy programs, SCCT engages communities across the Upstate and cultivates creative and collaborative skills in children. Take a look at their projects and get your child involved HERE. 

The Roanoke Mast Store’s RoundUP “p-art-ner” is the Grandin Theatre. When the Grandin opened its doors in 1932, it was the city’s first cinema to show “talking pictures.” Designed by a local architect, the Grandin was a showpiece that featured state-of-the-art amenities. In the decades since then, the Grandin has continued emphasizing the importance of the community and people of Roanoke. Today, it screens movies and hosts live performances, including music and stand-up comedy. Learn more about the Grandin’s upcoming events and its history HERE. 

Winter Arts & Culture Rundown 

Mast General Store’s region includes a plethora of intimate theaters, arthouse cinemas, galleries ranging from hip to high-end, live music venues, and many more creative spaces. Winter is the ideal time of year to venture indoors, get cozy, and embrace a thought-provoking work of art. Here’s a sampling of what’s happening in our communities this season with links to sites where you can investigate further and book tickets in advance. 

Boone & the High Country 

Live Performances at Appalachian Theatre of the High Country 
The Appalachian Theatre of the High Country brings a full season of standout performances to Downtown Boone, offering everything from high-energy brass and bluegrass to beloved classics and theatrical favorites. 

Upcoming shows include: 
Django Reinhardt Birthday Celebration featuring the Page Brothers (Live Music) — Friday, January 23, 7:30 p.m. 
The Magic Flute (Met Opera Screening) — Saturday, January 24, 1 p.m. 
Boone's Got Talent (Celebrating local talent with ties to Boonerang) - Saturday, February 7, 7:30 p.m.
Cinderella (Met Opera Screening) — Saturday, February 14, 1 p.m. 
Tuba Skinny (Live Music - World-class interpreters of traditional jazz) — Friday, February 20, 7:30 p.m. 
The Red Hot Chili Pipers (Live Music - Bagpipes with attitude) — Thursday, February 26, 7:30 p.m. 

Southern Hospitality presented by Beanstalk Community Theatre 
March 12 – 14, Appalachian Theatre in Downtown Boone

This heartwarming Southern comedy serves up small-town charm, big personalities, and plenty of laughs. Beanstalk Community Theatre’s Southern Hospitality is a feel-good production that celebrates community, tradition, and the humor found in everyday life. Tickets are available in person at the Appalachian Theatre of the High Country Box Office. 

23rd Annual Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition at Turchin Center 
February 6 – May 2, Downtown Boone 

Celebrate the beauty and spirit of the Appalachian region through the lens of talented photographers. The competition showcases stunning landscapes, cultural moments, and creative perspectives that reflect life in the mountains. An awards ceremony is held at 5 p.m. on the exhibit’s opening day. Find more info HERE. 

Hands-On Art Classes 
Dates vary 

Get creative with a class at the Watauga Arts Council or The Pottery Lot. From pottery to painting and beyond, these hands-on experiences invite artists of all skill levels to learn something new and connect with the local creative community. Sign up for classes online at the Watauga Arts Council and Pottery Lot.  

Winston-Salem 

JUST ME. ANTHONY WAYNE: LIVE 
Saturday, January 24, 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, January 25, 2 p.m., Hanesbrands Theatre

Presented by the Arts Council of Winston-Salem, this cabaret-style musical experience blends storytelling, music, and personality into an unforgettable evening that feels both theatrical and deeply personal. Find show and ticket information HERE.  

Film Screenings at a/perture 
Dates vary 

a/perture Cinema is a nonprofit, art-house theater in the heart of Downtown Winston-Salem that celebrates film as a way to connect, challenge, and inspire. From independent and foreign films to documentaries and special screenings, a/perture curates a thoughtful lineup that sparks conversation and brings the community together. This cinema is a downtown favorite and a go-to spot for movie lovers looking for something a little outside the mainstream. 

Upcoming showings include:
National Theatre Live: Hamlet — Sunday, January 25, 3:00 p.m. 
Black Panther @ Brendle Recital Hall (part of the Afrofuturism series) — Saturday, February 7, 2:00 p.m.
Wuthering Heights (opening weekend) – Friday, February 13 

Discover a complete list of programming HERE. 

Winston-Salem Symphony Concerts 

A Night at Hogwarts 
Saturday, January 17, 7:30 p.m. 

The Winston-Salem Symphony brings the magic of the wizarding world to life at R.J. Reynolds Auditorium with A Night at Hogwarts: The Music of Harry Potter. 

Be Mine: A Valentine's Day Playlist 
Saturday, February 14, 5 p.m. 

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a romantic early-evening concert at R.J. Reynolds Auditorium. With a lineup that features timeless, love-themed favorites, Be Mine sets the perfect tone for a heartfelt night out. 

All show info and tickets can be located HERE. 

Roanoke 

Live Music & Events at Grandin Theatre 
January – February 

The Grandin Theatre’s winter lineup includes live music, comedy, and classic film screenings, offering something for nearly every taste throughout the season. 

Upcoming events include: 
Ryan Conner (Comedy) — Wednesday, January 21, 7:30 p.m. 
The Jared Stout Band (Live Music) — Thursday, January 22, 7 p.m. 
G. Love & Special Sauce (Live Music) — Thursday, February 5, 7 p.m. 
Casablanca (Film Screening) — Saturday, February 14, 10 a.m. 

Fill your calendars with great events at the Grandin HERE.  

Productions at the Mill Mountain Theatre

The Mill Mountain Theatre grew from its roots on Roanoke's highest point to a regional professional non-equity resident stock theatre. With the opening of its new home at the Center in the Square in 1983, an ever-increasing quality and scope opened up making the company a major force in Roanoke's renaissance. In addition to on-stage productions, Mill Mountain Theatre also provides theatre arts classes. Findmore information and tickets HERE. 

Natural Shocks
February 5 – 8 

This powerful and thought-provoking one-woman play tackles serious topics with honesty and urgency, offering audiences a moving theatrical experience. 

9 to 5: The Musical  
March 4 – 22 

Big laughs, catchy songs, and plenty of heart make this musical a feel-good favorite for the season, especially for those who are fans of Dolly.

Taubman Museum of Art 
Open Thursday – Sunday, year-round 

With rotating exhibitions and free admission, the Taubman Museum of Art offers inspiration and creativity for all while showcasing an impressive permanent collection and engaging nationally touring exhibitions. 

Visit the Taubman Museum WEBSITE to see what exhibit is currently on display and start planning your visit. 

Columbia 

Film Screenings at The Nickelodeon 
Dates vary 

From indie films to traveling film festivals, The Nickelodeon brings thoughtful cinema to the Columbia community. 

Upcoming showings include: 

63rd Ann Arbor Film Festival Traveling Tour – Tuesday, January 20, 6:30 p.m. 
The Librarians – Monday, January 26, 6:30 p.m. 

For complete listings and showtimes, visit The Nick online. 

Columbia Museum of Art 

The Columbia Museum of Art is just down the street from our store, and it's a cool place to hang out. They believe that art is meant to be experience, not just seen. So, in addition to lots of great exhibits that are always changing to showcase new and different ideas and perspectives, the museum offers art classes, tours, and lectures for adults and children's programs, too, to make learning fun for all ages. 

Keith Haring Exhibition
Now - Sunday, February 15 

Bold, colorful, and instantly recognizable, this exhibition highlights the lasting influence of Keith Haring’s iconic postmodern, pop art paintings. Exhibit info can be found HERE. 

Town Theatre 

The Town Theatre boasts the largest regular audience of any cultural performing organization in Columbia, with each season bringing in close ot 30,000 theatre patrons of all ages. It was founded not by a group of actors and producers but by a group of families who dreamed of a place where their families could watch plays AND take part in them for fun and to learn from the experience. More than a century later, the Town Theatre is still a big part of Columbia.

Over My Dead Body
January 23 – February 1 

A clever and suspenseful production filled with sharp dialogue and unexpected twists. Learn more about this play and get your tickets HERE. 

Asheville 

Wortham Center for the Performing Arts 

Located right across the street from us in Asheville, the Wortham Center was a part of Asheville's revitalization plan in the 1990s. Opening as a part of Pack Place, it now is home to the main stage, a black box theatre, and a multi-use space for classes, rehearsals, and community events. From bluegrass to Shakespeare, the Wortham Center’s winter lineup reflects Asheville’s wide-ranging creative spirit. 

Select shows include: 
The Slocan Ramblers (Live Music) — Friday, January 16, 8 p.m. 
The Acting Company in A Midsummer Night's Dream (Live Theater) — Friday, January 23, 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. 

Full show listings and ticket information can be found ONLINE. 

Asheville Community Theatre 

Local talent shines in engaging productions that make every performance feel close to home. The Asheville Community Theatre has been "on stage" since 1946, which makes it Asheville's oldest continuously operating theatre and one of the oldest community theatres in the nation. 

Upcoming performances include: 
Frozen JR. — January 16 – 18 
RENT — February 6 – 22 

Find more show and ticket information on the group's WEBSITE.  

River Arts District Classes 
Dates vary 

Learn directly from working artists while supporting the creative heart of Asheville. Sign up for classes to learn fabric painting, glass blowing, caricature drawing, pyrography, palette knife painting, and so much more. Find out about classes and register HERE. 

Greenville 

First Fridays Gallery Crawl 
Monthly, year-round 

Downtown Greenville comes alive with art, conversation, and creativity on the first Friday of every month. View a map directing you to local galleries and other hot spots HERE. 

Rainbow Fish at SC Children’s Theatre 
January 24 – February 8 

The beloved children’s book comes to life with colorful costumes, lively storytelling, and a heartwarming message about sharing and friendship. Perfect for young audiences, this upbeat production at South Carolina Children’s Theatre is a feel-good outing the whole family can enjoy. Check out performance dates and times HERE. 

Hendersonville 

Downtown Gallery Strolls
Year-round 

Explore galleries filled with regional art, handmade goods, and rotating exhibits throughout downtown. You may encounter an artist demonstrating their craft as you make your way through town. Begin by planning your trip HERE. 

Bearfootin’ Art Walk 
May - October

Bearfootin' is an art installation that is refreshed on an annual basis. Bears are painted by local artists or businesses and are revealed in May, when they are placed in their homes for the season. In October, an auction is held to purchase the bears and raise funds for next year's Bearfootin' display AND to make a donation to a charity chosen by the bear's sponsor. You can whet your appetite for this year's art walk by checking out this brochure from 2024.

Live Music at Trailside Brewing 
Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays 

Weekend live music creates an easygoing gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. View the venue’s event calendar HERE. 

Hendersonville Theatre Performances 

From Shakespeare to modern classics to Southern Gothic, Hendersonville Theatre offers an upcoming winter and spring season full of unforgettable performances. 

Upcoming shows include: 
Appropriate — January 30 – February 15
This sharp, darkly funny family drama unfolds as estranged siblings reunite to sort through their late father’s estate uncovering long-buried tensions and uncomfortable truths along the way. Appropriate is a compelling, thought-provoking production that stays with you well after the curtain falls. View performance times and book tickets HERE. 

Knoxville 

“I’ve Endured” Art Exhibit at the Museum of East Tennessee History
Now until Sunday, April 19 

The Museum of East Tennessee History is just down the street from the Mast Store in Knoxville. It's a great place to connect with the culture, history, and heritage of the region through lectures, exhibits, and classes. The "I've Endured" exhibit highlights the stories and contributions of women in old-time music through art and history. Check out more information about the installation ONLINE. 

Tennessee Theatre

From symphony and opera to organ-powered Mighty Musical Mondays, every visit feels special at this Knoxville landmark. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized as the Official State Theatre of Tennessee, the Tennessee is the home of the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra and Knoxville Opera, and also hosts traveling roadshows, festivals, and even a movie or two. There's something for everyone to enjoy! 

Upcoming events include: 
Ron White (Live Comedy) — Saturday, January 17, 7 and 10 p.m. 
MJ: The Musical (Live Musical Theater) — January 20 – 25 (show times vary) 
Drew & Ellie Holcomb (Live Music) — Saturday, February 14, 3 and 8 p.m. 

Get a full show listing HERE. 

The Bijou Theatre 

A winter lineup filled with folk, comedy, and meaningful performances keeps the Bijou buzzing. The Bijou sits in a space that is believed to be the oldest commercially active property in Knoxville and maybe the whole state. A more intimate performance space than its downtown neighbor, the Tennessee Theatre, the Bijou fosters inclusivity and community in a vibrant space for the performing arts. It's a great place to see a show!

Upcoming shows include: 
MLK Celebration Concert (Live Music) — Sunday, January 18, 3 p.m. (FREE event) 
Kathleen Madigan (Live Comedy) — Saturday, January 24, 7 p.m. 
Grand Kyiv Ballet presents Swan Lake (Live Ballet) — Saturday, February 7, 7 p.m. 

Learn more about what’s hitting the Bijou stage next HERE. 

Waynesville 

Global Music at Folkmoot 

Folkmoot brings international music and cultural exchange to the mountains, celebrating traditions from around the world. 

Upcoming shows include: 
Folkmoot LIVE! presents Chikomo Marimba – An Evening of High-Energy Zimbabwean Marimba — Saturday, January 10, 7 p.m. 
Line Dance/Barn Dance Workshop - Led by the J Creek Cloggers, participants will explore Appalachian dance traditions in a welcoming atmosphere - Friday, February 6, 6 p.m. 
Kanola Band (New Orleans- inspired soul, brass, & grooves from jazz to funk) — Saturday, February 14, 7 p.m. 

Get more info about Folkmoot’s global goings-on at FOLKMOOT.org.   

Haywood County Ice Fest 
January 29 – 31 

Ice Fest blends music, downtown celebration, and jaw-dropping ice-carving demonstrations into a true winter tradition. The weekend features an “iceblock party,” an ice rink, a frosty 5K, and an ice garden.

Find more frozen festival events and icy info HERE. 

HART Theatre

Founded in 1984, the HART Theatre is a semi-professional community theatre showcasing the talent of the people in the region and beyond. Its productions will include favorite musical productions and edgier, risk-taking shows. The theatre also hosts musical and comedy performances. 

Upcoming shows include:
Cool Jazz Concert - Part of the Haywood Ice Fest - Thursday, January 29, 7:30 p.m. (featuring Ben Rosenblum Trio) and Sunday, February 1, 2 p.m. (featuring Walter Smith Trio)
Valentine's Day Cabaret - Saturday, February 14, 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, February 15, 2 p.m.
Honk! Kids - A family-friendly show (30 minutes long) - March 6 & 13, 6:30 p.m.; March 7, 8, 14, & 15, 2 p.m. 

 Get your tickets and mark your calendar for future performances HERE. 

From live performances and film screenings to gallery visits and hands-on art experiences, these events offer meaningful ways to connect, get inspired, and support the arts close to home. Wherever the season takes you across the Mast Store region, we hope you’ll take a little extra time to slow down, show up, and support the artists and organizations that keep our towns vibrant all year long. 

Decked Out in Dolly 

The Smoky Mountains are proud to call Dolly a local treasure and prouder still that the joy, kindness, and downhome values she shares with people from all walks of life give her universal appeal. 

Mast General Store’s Dolly Parton collection includes items that celebrate her warmth, wit, and timeless spirit. For the largest selection of Dolly apparel and gear, visit her hometown Mast Store in Knoxville, but each store location and Mast Store Online features a wealth of Dolly delights. Whether you’re cooking up a storm, puzzling away a rainy afternoon, or gifting to the biggest fan you know, these picks are sure to make your home and heart shine as bright as Dolly’s smile.  

Kitchen Classics with a Dolly Twist  

Love Is Like A Butterfly Dolly Parton Cast Iron Skillet – 12" 
This special-edition, 12-inch cast iron skillet from Lodge is more than cookware — it’s a conversation starter. With Dolly’s iconic butterfly symbol as inspiration, it’s perfect for everything from skillet cornbread to Sunday morning eggs. Robust, made in the USA, and pre-seasoned for generations of use — just like Dolly’s timeless tunes.  

I Will Always Love You Dolly Parton Cast Iron Skillet – 10.25"   
Just like Dolly, this is a slightly smaller skillet that packs a big personality. Featuring a design of Dolly watching a butterfly in flight, it’s ideal for everyday meals or hanging proudly on the kitchen wall. Heat it up on the stove, in the oven, or over a campfire — this skillet sings in any setting.  

Good Lookin’ Cookin’ Cookbook  
From classic comfort dishes like country ham and biscuits, mac and cheese, and strawberry shortcake to tips for hosting holidays and everyday meals, this cozy hardcover by Dolly and her sister, Rachel Parton George, makes you feel right at home in the Parton kitchen — and reminds you that good food and good company are always good lookin’. 

Playful Picks  

Dolly Parton Puzzle – 500 Pieces of Fun  
Whether you’re spending a cozy weekend indoors or easing into a slow afternoon, this Dolly-inspired 500-piece puzzle is a delightful way to pass the time. Charming artwork by Lucie Rice adds a touch of personality to your puzzle table — a great piece to frame when you’re done! 

The Hair You Come Again 500-Piece Puzzle  
This puzzle features playful, colorful artwork by Paris Woodhull, celebrating Dolly Parton’s iconic hairstyles with plenty of personality. Fun, approachable, and just challenging enough, it’s perfect for a cozy afternoon of puzzling or as a gift for Dolly fans who love a little Southern flair. 

Little Things with Big Dolly Energy  

A Little Golden Book - Dolly Parton  
Introduce young readers to a true icon with this delightful Little Golden Book biography of Dolly Parton. Perfect for little hands and big dreams, the story follows Dolly from humble beginnings to becoming a beloved entertainer, showing kids that kindness, curiosity, and perseverance can take you far.  

Dolly Notepad  
Never miss a to-do again with this Dolly-themed notepad, featuring playful artwork and 50 sheets ready for your lists, drawings, and daydreams.  

Add a little bit of Dolly’s sunshine to your water bottle, laptop, or journal with these vinyl stickers. They’re pint-sized but full of personality and perfect for everyday inspiration. 

Dolly Sticker (Morgan Swank Studio)  
Dolly Parton Sticker (Sprouted Scribbles)  
Dolly Parton Vibes Sticker (Eat More Tees)  

Perfect for Gifting (or Keeping!)  

Dolly Book  
If you’re in search of homespun inspiration, this curated collection of Dolly’s quotes and wisdom spreads encouragement and positivity with every page — a perfect gift for anyone who loves living big, loving bold, and laughing often.  

What Would Dolly Do? Book  
A delightful collection of Dolly Parton’s wisdom, wit, and life lessons that inspires readers to face everyday situations with kindness, courage, and a touch of humor. Filled with uplifting quotes and stories, this charming book encourages you to think like Dolly — big heart first — and makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves a little Southern sass with their self-reflection. 

Coat of Many Colors Book  
Inspired by Dolly Parton’s beloved song, Coat of Many Colors is a heartwarming picture book about family, love, and pride in what truly matters. With gentle storytelling and charming illustrations, it’s a meaningful read that reminds kids — and grown-ups — that richness comes from love, not labels.  

Let Dolly’s charm fill your heart and your walls with these playful metal signs. Featuring uplifting words of wisdom and a touch of humor, they bring optimism, encouragement, and feel-good vibes to your wall, porch, or favorite nook. They welcome company with Dolly-esque hospitality and provide daily reminders to let your heart stay warm and your personality sparkle like rhinestones.  

What Would Dolly Do Metal Sign  
If You Want the Rainbow Metal Wall Sign  

Whether you’re shopping for a lifelong Dolly fan or treating yourself to something that sings a note of joy every time you see it, these Dolly-inspired picks from Mast General Store are sure to hit all the right notes. 

Do It for Dolly! 

Mast Store’s RoundUP 4 a Cause campaigns have been successful fundraisers for a variety of local nonprofit partners. Recent focuses include Hurricane Helene relief as well as children’s food security programs and conservation initiatives. 

As funding sources for local, independent arts become more limited, the support artists receive from their neighbors becomes increasingly important. The Mast Store appreciates the pennies, nickels, and dimes our guests donate to make our communities healthier, safer, and more vibrant through the arts. Return the inspiration local artists share with you, and make Dolly proud, y’all!