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John C. Campbell Folk School
The John C. Campbell Folk School, located in Brasstown, N. C., offers week-long and weekend classes year round in traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, music, dance, cooking, gardening, writing and photography. Visitors are encouraged to stop by the 300-acre campus to visit the studios, tour the History Center where 20th Century Appalachia is on display, and browse through the Craft Shop, which features the juried work of over 300 artists. The campus also hosts a concert series with some of the finest regional and national acts performing old-time, bluegrass, folk and Celtic music, as well as community Contra dances.
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SouthEastern Bluegrass Association
A non-profit organization of fans, musicians, promoters, vendors, and friends of BLUEGRASS music.
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North Georgia Foothills Dulcimer Association
A voluntary organization of individuals who are interested in promoting and supporting interest in the Appalachian dulcimer.
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Atlanta Area Friends of Folk Music
The Atlanta Area Friends of Folk Music is dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional folk music and arts in the greater Atlanta and Southeast regional areas.
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Athens Folk Music and Dance Society
The Athens Folk Music and Dance Society promotes traditional music, dance and art in Northeast Georgia.
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Appalachian Studies Center
The ASC at North Georgia College and State University (NGCSU) has a commitment to preserving all things Appalachian.
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Banjo.com
Looking for your first banjo? Upgrading to a professional-grade banjo? Banjo.com is your Bluegrass Superstore! We stock over 600 banjos, plus a nice selection of basses, dobros, dulcimers, fiddles, guitars, harmonicas and mandolins. Ships within 48 hours!
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Bear art used in logo provided by Bill Lawson, Dahlonega, GA.