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Southern Highland Craft Guild
Non-profit organization whose mission is bring together the crafts and craftspeople of the Southern Highlands for the benefit of shared resources, education, marketing, and conservation. SHCG headquarters are at the Folk Art Center on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Asheville, NC.
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  • From the Archives: Douglas James Ferguson
    Douglas James Ferguson was born in Possom Trot, Yancey County, NC in 1912.  He received a degree in Art Design Studies from Mars Hi...
  • Teaching Artists: Collage Workshop with Leo Monahan
    This article is the first in a new series on the blog called Teaching Artists .   Featured here, Guild member Leo Monahan shares his collag...
  • Craft Education at the Folk Art Center
    Earlier this month the quiet of February was pleasantly disrupted by over one hundred first graders from a local elementary school.  Working...
  • Roadtrip to Haywood's Open House
    On Friday several SHCG staff from the Folk Art Center took a road trip to the Open House for Haywood Community College's new Professiona...
  • Alice Pratt: A Life of Weaving and Service
    Alice Pratt hosts a weaving demonstration at the 1957 SHCG Craftsmen's Fair Alice Pratt : A Life of Weaving and Service Editor's No...
  • Mary Frances Davidson
    Mary Frances Davidson was born in 1905 in Middlesboro, KY, into a family of third generation spinners and weavers.  She remembered her g...
  • Craft Fair Sneak Peek! New Member Rachelle Davis and the Journey to Her Roots
    Guild member Rachelle Davis at her workbench in Asheville creating pieces for the Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands. July has alway...
  • Fannie Rebekah Mennen
    Editor's Note: This post is part of a series called "From the Archives" - a look back at the people who served and helped s...
  • The Martins of Western North Carolina: A Family of Carvers and Musicians
    Editor's Note: This post is part of a series called "From the Archives" - a look back at the people who served and helped s...
  • Goingback and Mary Chiltoskey
    Editor's Note: This post is part of a series called "From the Archives" - a look back at the people who served and helped s...

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