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 Duckpond Pottery
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Perched above the French Broad River, with a deck surrounded by giant poplar trees, Duckpond Pottery produces a full range of functional pottery for the home while maintaining a special focus on custom architectural work including handcrafted sinks, decorative tile work, and accent lighting fixtures. Through the spring, summer, and fall months, the pottery also plays host to a twice monthly music series featuring live original music from national touring artists.
Tues. - Sat., 10 am - 6 pm; Sun., 1-5 pm; Mondays by appointment. 2398 Greenville Hwy.,
828-883-4512
www.duckpond.etsy.com |
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 Mountain Forest Pottery
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Located in an 1880’s pebble-dash house, Mountain Forest offers functional and whimsical pottery made on site by artist Mary Murray. “Handmade comes to life” in the homey gallery, offering the work of many regional artists-handmade teddy bears, jewelry, quilts, folk art, sculpture, drawings, and paintings. Recipes accompany many pottery pieces that are designed for baking apples, pies, and other dishes.
Mon.-Sat., 10 am - 5 pm; Sun., 1-5 pm; 2395 Greenville Hwy.
828-885-2149
murraym@citcom.net |
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 Carwile-Dodson Studio
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Located next door to Mud Dabbers Pottery, the studio offers pottery classes for all ages--one-time classes, three-week and six-week classes in hand building and wheel-throwing--in a renovated mill building. In the summer, the studio offers pottery camps for children and adults and occasional one-day workshops.
3621 Greenville Hwy.
828-884-5771
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 Mud Dabbers Pottery and Crafts
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On the banks of Dunn’s Creek, located in the historic Powell’s Store building, Mud Dabbers overflows with beautiful stoneware pottery, both art and functional forms, produced on site in the working studio and gallery. Twenty-five talented potters, 7 Dodson family members and 18 friends, work together in this over 20-year-old family business.
Mon.-Sat., 10 am - 6 pm; Sun., 1-6 pm; 3623 Greenville Hwy.
828-884-5131
www.muddabbers.com |
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 Two Friends Gallery and Gifts
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Housed in a quaint wooden cottage with an array of decks and beautiful mountain views, Two Friends offers a tranquil break from a busy highway, with fine art, photography, handmade jewelry, woodturnings, gourd art, and pine-needle weavings, many made by local artisans, and other gift items, including fine chocolates. Check for occasional special events featuring
local writers and artists. Mon.- Sat.,
10 am - 5 pm,
4158 Greenville Hwy.,
828-877-6577
twofriends@citcom.net
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 Ash Grove Resort Cabins and Camping
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Nature Revives the Spirit. Revive yours at one of our fully furnished & equipped 1-, 2-, or 3-bedroom rental cabins, shady RV sites or secluded tent sites. Located on 14 wooded mountaintop acres near the heart of the Scenic 276 Corridor, Ash Grove has nature trails, small stream, bonfire pit, & more. Daily & weekly rentals; open year-round. 749 East Fork Rd.
828-885-7216
www.ash-grove.com
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 Whistlestop Market
| A little bit country store, a little bit fresh market, Whistlestop offers plentiful produce, preserves and jellies, boiled peanuts, plants, local artists’ work, antiques, and gifts. Located right on Hwy. 276, the market highlights the area’s wonderful, in-season produce, from honey to apples, baked goods to bell peppers. Baskets of peaches come in many delicious varieties. Open Late May - Late October, Tues. - Sat.,
9 am - 6 pm, 7825 Greenville Hwy., 828-877-5081 |
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 Cedar Mountain Country Store and Pottery
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Clever, whimsical figures--animals, fairies, gnomes--greet visitors off Hwy. 276 at this manufacturer, where terra cotta pottery and local-cut stone are for sale right from the yard. Sundry items, canned goods, and unusual mountain collectibles make the gift shop a pleasure to peruse. Watch for the rare “Jackpoke,” an Appalachian cousin to trolls and leprechauns!
Open daily April to October, 9 am - 5 pm
9293 Greenville Highway
828-883-8347
bhughart@citcom.net
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 Grammy's Restaurant
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A favorite of the locals, Grammy’s serves the heartiest breakfasts in the area all cooked to order, and has an extensive lunch menu, with daily specials. Open April to November, with dinner served on Friday evenings, offering the best prime rib in western N.C., local trout, and chicken. Make dinner reservations early!
Mon.-Sat., 8 am - 2:30 pm; Sun., 8:30 am - 2 pm
10667 Greenville Hwy.
828-884-5272
rhallinen@citcom.net |
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 Dan Bresnahan, Sculptor and Designer
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Indoor and outdoor sculpture, functional work such as gates, mirror frames, and tables, are some of the items fabricated at this metal-working studio, located on Cascade Lake Rd. about 7/10 mile off Hwy. 276, on the way to DuPont State Forest. Open by appointment or chance, 8028 Cascade Lake Rd.
828-884-6806
www.danbresnahan.com |
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 Brigadoon
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“An enchanted place on the river, you’ll never want to leave”--this rustic mountain cabin sits on 4 acres that borders DuPont State Forest and Little River. Amenities include 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, a fireplace, large screened porch, and deck. Minimum 2 nights. Open year-round.
1155 Reasonover Road
888-729-7329
www.whitesquirrelshoppe.com/rental.htm |
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 The Sassy Goose B&B & Mini Resort
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Located on 57 acres, with a 6-acre lake and DuPont State Forest practically in its backyard, the Sassy Goose offers the most tranquil environment of the mountains. Guests have a choice of cabin or room, and will find many activities on the property—golf, ping pong, boating, fishing, and more. Open April - November.
1844 Reasonover Road
828-966-9493
www.sassygoose.com
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 Nut House at Holly Lee
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Nestled in the mountains near DuPont State Forest, the Nut House offers peace and tranquility. Enjoy the mountain view from the screened porch or relax in the hot tub. Let your worries melt away. Amenities include 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, with gas fireplace and a
large screened porch and a deck! Sleeps 6. Minimum of 2 nights.
Open year-round. 222 Chestnut Lane
828-884-8524
www.thenuthouseathollylee.com
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 Glass Feather Studio Gallery and Gardens
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Butterflies, birds, breezes and a magical drive lead to this unforgettable mountaintop destination with glorious views, wildflower gardens, glass and stone sculpture, and fine art fused glass handmade and signed by the Travis family since 1982. Also featured are works by local artists in hand-painted stemware, metal and woodworking, and fine art photography.
See the artists at work
April - December, Wed.-Sat., 10 am - 5 pm, 200 Glass Feather Drive, 828-885-8457
www.glassfeather.com |
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 Rob Travis Fine Art Photography
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Exhibiting at the Glass Feather Studio Gallery, Rob Travis captures the beauty of nature with a unique blend of subject, style, and vibrant color. Pieces are available in canvas, prints, note cards, and framed works. Favorite waterfalls, butterflies, and scenic drives come alive in Travis’s photographs, allowing you to bring home glimpses of mountain splendor.
April –December, Wed.-Sat., 10 am – 5 pm,
200 Glass Feather Drive, 828-885-8457
www.robtravis.com |
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 Land of Waterfalls Art Gallery
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An artists’ cooperative which features exquisite artwork of local artists in a variety of media, including painting in oil, acrylic, watercolor, colored pencil, prismacolor and mixed media. Additionally, fine wood pieces, jewelry, hand-crafted baskets and metal work are sold. This working studio is open from mid-February through December. Tues. - Sat. 10:30 am - 4:30 pm, and by appointment. 10771 Greenville Hwy., Cedar Mountain Business Park
828-883-3830
www.fineartamerica.com
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 Mountain Heart Photography Gallery
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Mountain Heart Photography Gallery features Nature and Wildlife Photography by 7 well-known artists. Special events, lectures, workshops and special exhibits will be presented throughout the year. In addition, a selection of Americana Folk Art, mountain furniture, and pottery is offered. Mar. - Dec., 10:30 am - 4:30 pm, 10771 Greenville Hwy.
828-883-2498
www.hallooney.com |
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 Hemlocks Studio
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Situated in an old-growth forest, Hemlocks Studio offers creative escapes for small groups and individuals; artists, writers, readers, and more. Take one of the pre-planned escapes or let Hemlocks arrange one for your group. An exceptional staff awaits in a magical setting that seems back in time, in a small southern town. Open mid-June through mid-September when classes/retreats are in session. 11080 Greenville Hwy.,
828-885-2831
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