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Stecoah Valley Cultural
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The Stecoah Valley Artisans Gallery showcases the work of the over 125 local artistans.
The Gallery is open 10 am - 5 pm Tuesday thru Saturday; and Sundays from Noon-5 pm June through October. And it's open with extended hours
during special events and fund raisers.
Sponsorships Available for
An Appalachian Evening Concerts
This year, businesses and individuals have the opportunity to sponsor An Appalachian Evening concerts. Packages are available at different levels and, at the minimum, include recognition at the concert, on our website and in the media, as well free concert tickets. For details, download this PDF or call 828-479-3364.
The Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center is a vital contributor to the preservation of the Appalachian mountain heritage of Western North Carolina.
Throughout the year, we celebrate mountain traditions through our music programs, old-time festivals, workshops and other events that appeal to all age groups. The Center's contributions to the continuation and appreciation of state folklife have been recognized with a Community Traditions Award given by the North Carolina Folklore Society.
We are perhaps best known for An Appalachian Evening, our annual summer concert series, which runs for ten Saturdays beginning in late June.
Notable artists such as Doc Watson, Bobby Hicks, Wayne Henderson (above), and The Kruger Brothers have appeared on our historic stage. The Saturday concerts are held at 7:30 pm in our 300-seat, air-conditioned auditorium.
You'll want to come early for a dinner served in the Schoolhouse Cafe. Or have dinner with the evening's performers (limit 10 people). More info
The series has been selected by The Southeast Tourism Society as one of its "Top 20 Events" in the region. UNC-TV has featured us on its "North Carolina Weekend" show (view the segment).
The Center offers a variety of classes from culinary retreats to arts and crafts classes, as well as learning opportunities in how to market and run your craft-based business.
Classes are funded in part by the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area and the NC Rural Center.
PRESERVING MOUNTAIN TRADITIONS FOR GENERATIONS TO COME
