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The Stecoah Valley Center offers life-long learning opportunities and services to meet a variety of community needs, including an after school program, computer center and library.
 

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Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center
121 Schoolhouse Road
Stecoah (Robbinsville), NC 28771

Ph 828-479-3364
Fx 828-479-1434
info@StecoahValleyCenter.com

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Weaving
In addition to Center classes, local artisan members of Stecoah Valley Weavers offer beginning and advanced weaving classes year round. Registration information is available in their studio at Room 212 of the Center.

  

For all class topics and schedules, check the Stecoah Valley Center calendar.

Culinary Retreats 
The second Saturday of each month offers the opportunity to spend a few fun hours in the kitchen! Taught by local chefs, food entrepreneurs and Center staff, these classes feature in-depth instruction on a particular subject. The classes cover a variety of topics including Appalachian Jams, Southern Italian Specialties, Hearty Breads, Campfire Cooking, and Appetizers and Desserts. Class size is limited to eight and space must be reserved and paid in advance. Fee: $55.

Arts and Crafts Classes   
The Center offers a variety of adult craft classes. You could learn jewelry making, soapmaking, gourd crafting, knitting, quilting, beginning watercolor and more.

We're developing a community garden at the Center, and are offering classes in basic gardening and vegetable planting. Come join us!

The Stecoah Valley Center is classified as an IRC Sec. 501(c)(3) Not-For Profit corporation and all gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Click here for information on how you can contribute to the preservation of the Stecoah Valley Center.

PRESERVING MOUNTAIN TRADITIONS FOR GENERATIONS TO COME