Local crafter Becky Rose will be sharing the art of creating corn husk dolls at the Museum of Ashe County History. Join her on Saturday, January 18th from 11am - 1pm and learn all about this historic and practice creating a corn husk doll with your own hands.
When: January 18th @ 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Where:Museum of Ashe County History, 301 E Main St, Jefferson, NC 28640
Cost:FREE
For more details, visit:https://ashehistory.org/index.php/event/corn-husk-dolls-with-becky-rose/
As the vibrant colors of Fall settle across the High County, the autumn leaves are not the only things catching attention—our local breweries, wineries, and cideries are also in full swing, offering the perfect way to embrace the season. The majestic Blue Ridge Mountains provide not only breathtaking fall foliage but also an opportunity to savor local flavors crafted with care and tradition. Whether you are a seasoned connoisseur or just looking for a way to spend a colorful fall afternoon, it can be found in Ashe County. So, grab your favorite sweater, hit the road and discover why Ashe County is the ultimate destination for leaf looking and freedom-loving the fall.
The Blue Ridge Mountains are one of the most iconic and breathtaking mountain ranges in the eastern United States. Spanning from Pennsylvania to Georgia, this subrange of the Appalachian Mountains is known for its rolling ridges, misty blue hues, and abundant biodiversity.