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Occasionally, we will offer complimentary classes to local residents. These classes are posted on this page as they become available. We encourage you to check this page often.
Details:
- Each person may only enroll in one of these classes within a calendar year.
- You must be "local." Read below in the Am I Local? section to see if you qualify.
- Tuition is FREE, but each student will be required to pay a $25 registration fee and any additional materials costs. If there is space available and you choose to stay on campus, regular housing and meals rates apply.
- These are available on a first-come first-serve basis and may not be used on a class for which you are already registered.
- If you choose to register, you must do this by phone or in person - no online registrations, please. Call our Registration Staff (828-837-2775 or 800-365-5724) and be sure to mention that you are inquiring about the special complimentary class and the $25 registration fee to the person answering your call.
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February 14-16
Paper Conservation
with instructor Instructor-Dea Sasso
2 spaces available
This is a class for paper enthusiasts, bookbinders, and historians. Learn methods of dry cleaning paper; how to wash, buffer, and deacidify paper; three types of paper repair; and encapsulation of documents. All materials and methods are nontoxic. You'll leave with examples of your work, sources for supplies, and knowledge to proceed with more-advanced projects. All levels welcome.
February 16-22
Family Stories through Art
with instructor Instructor-Sharon Santillo
2 spaces available
Don't wait for someone to ask. Be a good ancestor and tell your family stories. Don't you wish you had asked your grandparents or parents more questions? Your family will feel the same way about you! We will paint textured papers, and then cut and glue to create collages - an easy and fun way to access memories. By using the art to lead the writing, stories nearly write themselves with the visual prompts before you. All levels welcome.
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Am I Local?
Folk School Local Students are people that are part- and full-time residents of the following counties:
- North Carolina: Buncombe, Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, Swain, Transylvania counties, and Qualla Boundary
- Georgia: Fannin, Gilmer, Rabun, Towns and Union counties
- Tennessee: Polk and Monroe counties
Students must present a valid driver's license, voter registration card, or tax bill showing their local address.
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eNews Group for Local Students
If you'd like to receive notices about Folk School events and other opportunities for local students, you may sign up for our eNewsletter (look in the left-hand navigation for the sign-up area).
Make sure you check the LOCAL list when subscribing. (You may also sign up for our regular eNewsletter at this time if you like, which contains different information and is emailed once monthly.)
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