A Weekend Driving Tour Original works of art made by regional artists at our charming shops, galleries and studios. · Start anywhere you like… Plot your own course Featuring Paintings, pottery, folk art, jewelry, glass, mixed media, metal, photography, handcrafted furniture, fiber, wood, and much more!
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Arts & Crafts Vendors, Lavender Wand Making (free of charge), Culinary Tastings, Chair Massages, Face Painting and Music.
Dwayne Crocker: Expressions in ClayThe Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia presents its latest featured exhibit: Dwayne Crocker: Expressions in Clay, which opened November 4. The exhibit will be on display until May 3, 2024. Crocker’s work is traditional with an expressive twist. He uses Georgia red clay and mixes his own glazes to create one-of-a-kind pieces. Visitors to the Museum can experience his work through an exhibition of select pieces that showcase his sculptural mastery. The exhibit features face jugs, snake jugs, roosters, and commemorative UGA pieces on loan from private collections as well as the artist’s collection. Crocker grew up in the foothills of the North Georgia mountains in Lula and later Gillsville. Both towns are traditional pottery communities where Dwayne witnessed potters creating their wares. He learned and worked at Wilson Pottery and also made production garden-ware before opening his own pottery shop in 1999. “Dwayne’s work is infused with a tremendous amount of expression, movement, and life.” says Folk Pottery Museum Director Emily DeFoor. “The sculptural elements of his pottery demonstrate his years of dedication to his craft.” The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia is open seven days a week, Monday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Admission is free. It is located at 283 Highway 255 North, ¼ mile north of the intersection with Georgia Highway 17, and four miles southeast of Alpine Helen. For more information visit www.folkpotterymuseum.com or call 706-878-3300.
HWY 255 BLUES CLUB SERIESThe Hwy 255 Blues Club concert series returns on the first Saturday of the month, January through May, 2024. These concerts are held in the Historic Gym and are sure to bring some of the best in blues music to the valley. Headliner is Mudcat, "Internationally known gospel and bluesman. Mudcat continues the traditions of the early blues pioneers while adding his own Mudcat edge, resulting in one of Atlanta's greatest treasures. He regularly performs his Bayou-baked chicken-party revues at Atlanta's premier blues club, Northside Tavern." - Atlanta History Center
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Fiber Festival in the Valley is an indoor and outdoor Art and Artisan festival inclusive of all fiber art and fiber art subjects. Our goal is to expose and inspire the artist and general public to create artwork through the use and education of the fiber process in traditional and non-traditional applications. The Fiber Festival takes place over three days on the SNC campus. Friday is dedicated to workshops taught by local fiber artists. Saturday and Sunday are all about fun. With vendors from near and far, demonstrations of fiber art skills, fiber animals such as rabbits and llamas, along with music, food vendors and two raffles, Fiber Fest is an event for all ages!
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Community Dances"If you can walk, you can dance." A dance is held most months in the Historic Gym on the SNCA campus. Come at 7:30 for a warm-up lesson, then dance 8 - 10:30pm. Every dance features great live music and an experienced caller. All are welcome at the monthly Sautee Community Contra Dance. Admission prices: SNCA members $10.00 Non-member adult $12.00 Students & Teens $6.00 Children 12 and under free
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
As the sun warms the valley this season, it brings the return of music on the green. Sun & Stage Outdoor Concerts starts our summer and continues into the beginnings of fall. From folk to fusion jazz, bluegrass and rock legend tribute bands, there's something for everyone. Bring blankets and lawn chairs. Food and beverage will be available for sale. Enjoy warmth from the sun and music from the stage with performers Thunder & Rain.
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Community Dances"If you can walk, you can dance." A dance is held most months in the Historic Gym on the SNCA campus. Come at 7:30 for a warm-up lesson, then dance 8 - 10:30pm. Every dance features great live music and an experienced caller. All are welcome at the monthly Sautee Community Contra Dance. Admission prices: SNCA members $10.00 Non-member adult $12.00 Students & Teens $6.00 Children 12 and under free
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Sunday Farmers MarketLooking for produce grown without synthetic fertilizer and treatments? Look no further! SNC will be hosting a weekly farmers market starting in May 2024. Local farmers will offer produce, honey, frozen beef and chicken, eggs, mushrooms, and herb plants. For more information, contact Johnna Tuttle at jtuttle@snca.org. Sundays 10am–2pm, May through October
Sautee Junction Block Party- enjoy Crafts Vendors & Food