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The school offers a wide variety of classes including cooking classes for beginner cooks and experienced chefs alike.

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Want to impress your artistic friend or family member this holiday season with an original, experience-based gift? Here’s an idea: A gift certificate for a class at the John C. Campbell Folk School.

A 2-hour drive from downtown Asheville, the Folk School offers 850+ weekend and week-long classes year-round for adults in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, music, dance, cooking, gardening, and more. Read: perfect for the artist, maker, or creative hobby enthusiast in your life.

Call (828) 837-2775 to purchase a gift certificate.

Browse the full class catalog.*

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