It was mid-afternoon at the Folk School and I heard crowing in the near distance. I followed the sound and discovered its source. A rooster and his lady friends were enjoying the sunshine near the vegetable gardens. Nearby, was JCCFS Gardener & Volunteer Coordinator, Joe Baumgartner. I discovered Joe named our rooster, Edward, after a [...]
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Our beautiful pastoral setting inspires many outdoor activities. Our greening landscape and blooming flowers are joyously brightening our campus. Come enjoy the spring sunshine and fresh mountain air during a springtime Folk School class. Be inspired by spring flowers in Illustrating Spring Blooms (Apr. 28-May 3) with Redenta Soprano. Embrace the Appalachian Spring in [...]
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This time of the year, Folk School Garden seed starts are waiting to go from their green house tray location to the earth. The Work/Study crews have been busy tending to the seed starts and prepping beds since January. Greens have been steadily harvested all winter. Spring vegetables are started and many transplants are in the [...]
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Raw Honey From The Folk School’s Hives Many attest to a daily teaspoon of local, raw honey for reducing allergy symptoms and building better immune systems. Plus, our sourwood honey is just downright delicious! The honey sold in The Craft Shop at the John C. Campbell Folk School comes from the Folk School’s own hives which [...]
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It’s true – flowers and chocolates are classic tokens of affection. To really woo your sweetie this year, make him or her a handmade gift from your heart. To really really woo your darling, do Valentine’s Day differently this year. Surprise him or her with a real treat – a Folk School class you know [...]
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