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Check out the guy wearing the light colored cap to the left watching the demonstration.  This is from last year's fall festival.  Cliff was sent out to 1000's of email addresses announcing the Folk School Festival. 
Of course, nobody knows him but us!



John C. Campbell Folk School
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FS Forward Newsletter to a Friend
Don't Miss the Folk School Fall Festival This Weekend!   




Dear Betsy ,

Come on down to the Fall Festival this weekend at the Folk School!
Enjoy music and dance performances on two stages, shop for fine crafts, view demonstrations, eat delicious food, and participate in activities for the whole family.
Woodturning demo on the Woodworking Studio porch
Date: Oct. 5 & 6
Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Daily admission: $5 adults, $3 ages 12-17, and free for children under 12.
Location: Folk School Campus (View us on Google Maps)
Parking: Lots of Free Parking, Donations Accepted (see below).
Please Note: There are no ATM's on campus. Most craft vendors accept credit cards, but you will need cash for your entry tickets and food items. Please leave your dogs at home.
D

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