
The John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC offers week long and weekend classes year-round in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, music, dance, cooking, gardening, writing and photography.
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Lucille Scroggs (1913-2007). Date and location unknown.
The Fred O. Scroggs collection is held in the John C. Campbell Folk School Fain Archives. It contains hundreds of items, including artwork, genealogy documents, folklore, maps, newspa...
By: Morgan Slucher, Marketing & Communications Specialist
I started the session with a vision and a large weaving draped across my arms.
It was early March, the very first moments of spring, and the fields at the Folk School were just beg...
Story: Cory Marie Podielski
You have most likely seen the Folk School from my perspective through my images. I have been making photographs for the John C. Campbell Folk School Marketing & Communications Department for more than a d...
Image: Morgan Slucher, Marketing & Communication Specialist
I find myself spending a lot of time thinking about the merits of invasive plant species (while I am chopping them down all over campus). For anyone who works with the land in our...
Image: Brian Gatti
“Where are folks from?” T-Claw called from the Festival Barn stage, flanked by a verdant backdrop of oak, poplar, and pine.
“Asheville!”
“St. Petersburg!”
“Bombay!”
The crowd cheered.
So did I.
There’s no...
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The John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC, offers Weekend, Weeklong, and Long Session classes year-round in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, music, dance, cooking, gardening, writing, and photography.
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