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Celebrate Appalachian heritage at the Folk School’s 46th Fall Festival 🍂

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The Fall Festival attracts thousands from across the region to the school’s scenic Brasstown, NC campus to celebrate Appalachian craft, culture, and heritage.

Photo provided by John C. Campbell Folk School.

After a two-year hiatus, Fall Festival is back. Ashevillians are invited to celebrate all things Appalachia with live music and dance, artisan craft demonstrations and vendors, food, and more Sat., Oct. 1-Sun., Oct. 2.

Festivalgoers can stroll along wooded paths, visit fine craft exhibitors, and listen to old-time, folk, and bluegrass music from local + regional musicians. Find food vendors and barbecue eats by the Festival Barn.

Pro tip: Avoid the line and buy tickets online ($8-10; free for children under 12).*

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