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John C. Campbell - Blacksmith & Fine Craft Auction

Blacksmith & Fine Craft Auction

Blacksmith & Fine Craft Auction

Join us for a memorable afternoon fundraiser on Saturday, November 7th from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. In silent and live auctions, you can bid on craft, art and unique items donated by artists and other supporters of the Folk School. Admission is free. 

Bidding on well-crafted ironwork, textiles, jewelry, pottery, paintings, woodturnings, and other handmade items is a fun way to help us provide our year-round creative-learning classes and community outreach programs. 

We appreciate each of the artists who have contributed creative work. We couldn't do it without their generous support.

Photos of some of the auction items and other event information can be found on our Blacksmith and Fine Craft Auction website

November 07, 2020

Cost: Free & Open to Public


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John C. Campbell Folk School
1 Folk School Road
 Brasstown , NC 28902
USA

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Phone:828.837.2775
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