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Broom Making Class
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Join us for a witchy Broom Making Class led by seasoned craftsman, Skip and Susan Peek, who boast over 25 years of experience in this cherished Appalachian tradition. This hands-on workshop, made possible through the generous support of the Tennessee Arts Commission, invites beginners and enthusiasts alike to discover the artistry behind crafting these timeless household essentials.
Throughout the engaging 2-hour session, you'll be guided step-by-step through the process of creating your very own hearth broom. From selecting materials to mastering weaving techniques, Skip and Susan will impart their wealth of knowledge and expertise, ensuring that every participant leaves with a beautiful, functional broom to take home.
Please come prepared with your own lunch or snacks to keep you fueled and focused throughout the day. With a nominal fee of $25 per person, this class promises an unforgettable experience steeped in Appalachian heritage and craftsmanship. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with tradition, creativity, and community.
- Event Host
- Monique Johnson
- monique.johnson@tn.gov
- 931-864-3247
- Price
- $25.00
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