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Don't miss AN APPALACHIAN EVENING, our summer concert series - Late June through August.

Artists perform on stage in our 300 seat air-conditioned auditorium every Saturday evening late June through Labor Day weekend.

All performances start at 7:30 pm


Enjoy an Appalachian Dinner prior to the show. The dinners are served family style at two seatings — 5:00 and 6:15 pm in the Stecoah dining room.

All dinners are freshly prepared from scratch in our kitchen and include a second entree option of southern fried chicken; coleslaw, cucumber salad, biscuits, cornbread, locally grown fresh seasonal vegetables and a beverage. We also offer a small selection of lighter fare in our concession kitchen in the rear of the concert auditorium.

Reservations required. Call 828-479-3364.

2010 Prices for Dinner & Drink:
Adults - $14
Students (k-12 )- $10
Children under 5 - $7

Desserts - $3 ea.

(Prices do not include tax or gratuity)

Note: the menus on this page are subject to change.


Lighter fare and snacks are available before the show in the main building.

• Hot dogs
• 1 selection of sandwich
• Potato chips (assorted) individually packaged
• Fresh fruit – apples, bananas, oranges, etc.
• Dessert, cookies, candy bars and peanuts
• Drinks and coffee 

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Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center
121 Schoolhouse Road
Stecoah (Robbinsville), NC 28771

Ph 828-479-3364
Fx 828-479-1434
info@StecoahValleyCenter.com

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SEPTEMBER

Wednesday, September 8
Heritage Food Class – Smoking Meats.
10 am - Noon. Students will practice techniques to smoke fish, poultry, pork or beef. Darryl Talley, Stecoah Valley Food Ventures Manager will instruct the class. Cost: $20. To register call: 828-479-3364.

Tuesday, September 14
Heritage Food Class – Canning Meats.
10 am - Noon. Learn the difference between canning fruits and vegetables and canning meat. This valuable information can be used for chicken, sausage, beef, and more - another great way to store food without having to have a freezer. Darryl Talley, Stecoah Valley Food Ventures Manager will instruct the class. Cost: $20. To register call: 828-479-3364.

Tuesday, September 21
Textile Studio Open House. 1-7 pm.
Jjoin us to celebrate the opening of the brand new Textile Studio at the Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center. The Open House will feature demonstrations of textile arts throughout the afternoon. A reception with refreshments and drawings for free classes begins at 5pm.

The spacious new Textile Studio will provide a workspace and resources for a variety of textile arts. Classes will be offered to help you develop artistic techniques in sewing, quilting, weaving, knitting, crochet and more. The Textile Studio will also offer business and technical assistance to develop textile entrepreneurs in the community. The goal of the program is to support every community member who wants to develop skills in textile arts for fun or for profit. The textile project is led by Rena Magolnick and Lou Jenkins. For more information about the programming, call 479-3364, or send an email to textiles@stecoahvalleycenter.com.

Thursday, September 23
Heritage Food Class – Pickles.
10 am - Noon. Pickles - and we're not talking about cucumbers. Beets, okra, pears, squash, even peaches all make very tasty pickles. Come add to your list of favorite pickles. Darryl Talley, Stecoah Valley Food Ventures Manager will instruct the class. Cost: $20. To register call: 828-479-3364.

OCTOBER

Friday - Monday, October 15 -18
Annual Harvest Festival.
Our celebration begins with an old-fashioned bonfire, complete with hot dogs, marshmallows, sing-along, music and often a visit from Civil War era soldiers on patrol from their nearby camp. On Saturday we begin at 8:00 am with a 5K run and a "One Mile Fun Run" (download pdf application). Then at 11:00 am the grounds are filled with the sounds of mountain music and dancing feet. Hit and miss engines, antique tractors, the corn-grinding exhibit and country fair provide more excitement. Local artists offer their handmade crafts and foods for sale, often conducting demonstrations of their craft as well. And, on Sunday you'll want to attend the gospel singing featuring local groups from 2:30 - 5 pm. Harvest Festival info.

NOVEMBER

Friday, November 26
"Thanksgiving Leftovers" lunch. 11 am - 2 pm.

Friday - Saturday, November 26-27
Stecoah Artisans Drive-About. Studio and gallery tour. Hours: 10 am - 5 pm. both days. Free admission.

DECEMBER

Saturday, December 4
Breakfast with Santa. 9 am.

Saturday, December 11
Christmas in the Mountains Arts & Crafts Show.
All day.

Saturday, December 18
Breakfast with Santa.
9 am.

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