Hello Friends of the Brasstown Community Center,
The Summer Concert Series at the Brasstown Community Center will start Saturday, May 11th, so mark your calendars. Clay Logan says the flyers are at the printer and should be ready by the middle of April.
Our Community Pot Luck Dinner is held every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:00 pm in the Brasstown Community Center on Settawig Road. The February potluck will be held on Tuesday, April 16th. Please bring children, family, friends, and neighbors, along with a dish to share. This wonderful Clay County tradition provides an opportunity to share food and fellowship with friends, neighbors, and new people in our community.
The Brasstown Community Center has a new maintenance person, Donald Dockrey, who will start in the middle of April.
The Brasstown Community Center Education Building is being rented and has dates available for rent; contact Katie Teems Bateman at (828) 360-2747 for information and reservations. The Brasstown Community Center is a 501C3 charitable organization. Any and all donations will be greatly appreciated! Checks can be sent to Brasstown Community Civic Center, PO Box 111, Brasstown, North Carolina 28902.
The Kula Wellness Center offers yoga, massage by Renee Lamance, Ayurveda consultations with Hannah Levin, and special workshops. A class on how to use spices, taught by Nanette Davidson, will be held on Saturday, April 6th. Linda Huneycutt will have a class on Angels on April 13th and a class on CBD oil infusion on April 20th For details on classes and workshops, check the calendar and events pages at the Kula website at Kula.Love. The Kula Center is located on the hill above Clay’s Corner.
Cyndi Singh with Back to Balance Massage Therapy & Bodyworks, has over 20 years experience as a massage therapist. She is also certified to teach Massage. Her address is 10886 Old Highway 64 West, Brasstown, NC. You can also contact her at 828-644-8425, or at cyndi@cyndisingh.com Check out her website at http://www.cyndisingh.com.
The John C. Campbell Folk School is an incredible resource in our community. In additional to a wide variety of classes that teach how to make beautiful, interesting and useful things, concerts and dances are held regularly. Check out the Folk School classes and activities at their website: https://www.folkschool.org.
Walnut Hollow Ranch: Check out all that Walnut Hollow Ranch has to offer at their website: http://walnuthollowranch.com
Your Brasstown Bell Crier,
Virginia Miller