Showing posts with label NC mountain heritage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NC mountain heritage. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2013

Kick up Your Heels at the Hendersonville Street Dance

August 5   Street Dances   Hendersonville's Street Dances have been a tradition for 92 years. The Street Dances feature mountain heritage music and dance on Monday evenings during the summer. Bring a chair and sit back, relax and enjoy mountain heritage music and dancing from 7:00-9:00 PM. Seating area opens after 5:30.

Learn more about local lodging and visitor information on the Hendersonville NC Guide

Saturday, June 8, 2013

Waynesville NC Hosts Appalachian Lifestyle Celebration

June 8   Appalachian Lifestlye Celebration   A full day celebration of mountain heritage, music, dance, craft, and Appalachian life skills. Educational and entertaining, the event features craft demonstrations such as basketry, wood carving, quilting, along with storytelling, traditional mountain music, clogging, and old time food vendors.

This event is held in downtown Waynesville NC.

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Zachary-Tolbert House MuseumTours in Cashiers

January 4 - 5    The Zachary-Tolbert House Museum   will be open for tours every Friday and Saturday from 11 AM until 3 PM. The grounds are open daily from dawn to dusk. Tours last approximately 45 minutes. Allow time to enjoy the adjacent meadows, nature trails, and scenic woodlands. Take your lunch or a snack and spend several hours.
The House Museum is located at 1940 NC Highway 107 South, two miles south of the Cashiers NC Crossroads (Highway 64 and Highway 107).

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Mountain Heritage Festival Today in Sparta

September 15   18th Annual Mountain Heritage Festival  Craft and food vendors line Main Street in downtown Sparta NC in celebration of mountain heritage in craft and music. This year's entertainment features Wayne Henderson and Helen White.

With demonstrations of the skills of local ancestors and music that mixes local heritage with modern influences, there is something for everyone. Dancers will be kicking up their heels and the Possum Queen will be crowned.
Roger Sharp has dazzled Mountain Heritage Festival spectators with his Bearfoot Chainsaw Art and the almost surgical precision with which he whields a chainsaw to create on of his prized bears, eagles, frogs or other creatures. And he will be returning to the 2012 Festival.


Learn more about Sparta and local attractions on the Sparta NC Visitor Guide