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SUMMARY:Meadowlark Mountain Heritage Festival
DESCRIPTION:Deep in the backwoods\, mountain folks practiced many survival skills to create a life in the Smoky Mountains.  This festival will celebrate and educate on those skills. with live demonstrations and historic presentations. Learn how animal hides were tanned with actual demonstrations. See a frontier camp.  Learn about handicrafts like pottery and quilting. Experience Cherokee master craftspeople and storytellers. Blacksmithing\, old-time firearms\, and foraging are all on the agenda. There will be entertainment as well\, with traditional music and even an exploration of the Scottish/Irish heritage  music of the  mountain settlers. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience local mountain culture at its most originalist. \nSATURDAY\, AUGUST 7\n10:00 AM: Brain tanning seminar with Kim Palmer at frontier camp. And tour of camp with Kim Palmer\n11:00 AM: Traditional and contemporary mountain pottery talk and display with Cory Plott\n11:40 AM: Old time quilt display with Linda Plott Chastain\n12:00 NOON: Edible plants and Wildcrafting with Illa Hatter\n1:00 PM: Cherokee mask carving\, storytelling and flint knapping with Davy Arch\n3:00 PM: Mountain Blacksmith History with David Brewin and demos by Brain Noland and Shane Plott at frontier camp.\n4:00 PM: Frontier Firearms seminar with UT history professor and flintlock expert Randal Pierce in conference room\, display on the grounds all weekend.\n5:00 PM: Bark tanning seminar with Charles Brown at frontier camp.\n6:30 PM: Songs from the Scottish Highlands with Mike Ogletree \n 
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LOCATION:Meadowlark Motel\, 2878 Soco Rd\, Maggie Valley\, NC\, 28751\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meadowlark Motel Events
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SUMMARY:Campfires\, Hikes\, and Stories - Horace Kephart Celebration Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Horace Kephart has been dead for 88 years\, but his name and his story still pull an undercurrent through Western North Carolina. \nKephart is acclaimed as the father of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park\, an outdoorsman gifted with an adventurous soul\, and the author of such staples of regional literature as Our Southern Highlanders and Camping and Woodcraft. Join us at the Meadowlark Smoky Mountain Heritage Center to celebrate his life and work with ceremonies\, hikes\, stories\, music and historical displays. \nSCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY\, AUGUST 13\n11:00 AM: CEREMONY AT HORACE KEPHART GRAVE: Led by Libby Kephart Hargrave and friends. (Get directions at Motel front desk) \n1:30 PM -2:30 PM: WATERFALL HIKE\, DEEP CREEK ENTRANCE OF GSMNP: Led by Libby and friends\, meet in trail head parking lot at 1:15 PM \n7:00 PM -8:00 PM: MEET AND GREET AT MEADOWLARK MOTEL: Hosted by Libby Kephart Hargrave and other family members\, with guests\, Dale Stewart\, Pam Meister and Bob Plott (CD music in background) \n8:15 PM – 9:30 PM: CAMPFIRE TALKS AND READINGS FROM KEPHART BOOKS: Led by Libby and friends. \nSCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR SATURDAY\, AUGUST 14\n10:00 AM: DISPLAY OF ACTUAL KEPHART KNIFE COURTESY OF WCU AND LECTURE: Guest speakers\, Dale Stewart\, Libby Kephart Hargrave and Pam Meister\, Director of WCU Mtn. Heritage Center. \n11:00 AM: KEPHART KNIVES FOR SALE AND DISCUSSION WITH KNIFEMAKER: Shane Plott\, expert knifemaker and blacksmith will host\, moderated by Bob Plott \n1:00 PM: DISPLAY OF VINTAGE HUNTING GUNS FROM KEPHART ERA AND PROGRAM BY RAYMOND BUNN: We are honored to be joined by renowned gunsmith and historical firearms expert Raymond Bunn\, who offered superb commentary on this topic in George Ellison’s and Janet McCue’s award- winning bio of Kephart. \n2:00 PM: OLD TIME STRING MUSIC AND SONGS FROM THE BACK OF BEYOND: With renowned musician\, artist and historian\, William Ritter. \n3:30 PM: SHOWING OF HORACE KEPHART DOCUMENTARY FILM: Hosted by Libby with question and answer session after film. \n5:00 PM: PREMIER OF TRAILER FOR NEW AUDIO LEONARD KEPHART DOCUMENTARY: With legendary explorer\, writer and artist Dale Stewart. \n5:30 PM: UNVEILING OF PAINTING: Hosted by artist Joanne Kephart Bleichner. \n6:00 PM: SUPPER BREAK \n7:30 PM: CAMPFIRE TALKS AND KEPHART MEMORIES: With Libby and friends. \n9:00 PM: EVENT ENDS
URL:https://meadowlarkmotel.com/event/horace-kephart-celebration-weekend/
LOCATION:Meadowlark Motel\, 2878 Soco Rd\, Maggie Valley\, NC\, 28751\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brews N Tunes
DESCRIPTION:Festival includes several Bands and Regional Breweries. Attendees receive a small tasting glass to sample different beers. Contact The Grey Eagle @ \nGates open Noon – 6PM \nContact The Grey Eagle \nwww.thegreyeagle.com \n828-232-5800
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LOCATION:Maggie Valley Festival Grounds\, 3422 Soco Road\, Maggie Valley\, NC\, 28751\, United States
CATEGORIES:Maggie Valley events
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SUMMARY:Traditional Skills and Naturalist Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Ginseng\, Granny Medicine and Herbs – the Lore of the Mountains is explored in this weekend of lectures\, wanderings\, and entertainings. \nFRIDAY AUGUST 27 \n7:00 PM: Traditional Music with William Ritter and Mike Ogletree \nSATURDAY AUGUST 28 \n10:00 AM: Wildflowers and native plants of southern Appalachia with tour guide and naturalist Adam Bigelow \n11:00 AM: The healing powers and history of ginseng\, with novelist and naturalist Jim Hamilton\, author of The Last Entry \nNOON: Medicinal herbs and “granny medicine” with naturalist\, herbalist and award-winning author of non -fiction books and novels\, Renea Winchester \n1:00 PM: Program with Tyson Sampson\, acclaimed Cherokee naturalist\, historian and lecturer. \n2:00 PM: An afternoon of woods wandering\, and discussion with renowned naturalist\, tour guide\, lecturer and author Abby Artemesia of THE WANDER SCHOOL \n4:00 PM: Heirloom seed discussion with acclaimed naturalist\, historian\, farmer and musician\, William Ritter \n5:30 PM: Traditional Scottish music with Mike Ogletree \n7:00 PM: Song to Seed Concert with William Ritter \nSUNDAY\, AUGUST 29 \n11: 00 AM Traditional mountain Gospel music and service with William Ritter and Sarah Ogletree \n12:30 PM: EVENT ENDS
URL:https://meadowlarkmotel.com/event/traditional-skills-and-naturalist-weekend/
LOCATION:Meadowlark Motel\, 2878 Soco Road\, Maggie Valley\, 28751\, United States
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