Fall Classes are here!

 "It was a small group and the instructor was very hands-on and helpful." 

-Beginning Weaving Student

 "I loved it! I would really love a second class with Liz." 

-Beginning Weaving Student

"This was an awesome class, the flow of the class was great. Rita was awesome, flexible to each of our needs. Not a single complaint, perfect for me." 

-Beginning Knitting Student

"Good instructor – Rita knows her stuff and is patient with everyone."

-Beginning Knitting Student

"Felicia was as excellent teacher! She is a gemstone for this program! Patient, encouraging, kind and creative. A keeper for the whole LPCCA vision."

-Wheel 101 Student

"Relaxed, helpful instruction and pace. I think I improved from having no experience. It’s fun to pay/create with clay."

-Wheel 101 Student

 The arts tell a story of the region in a way nothing else can. With classes in blacksmithing, fiber arts, quilting, glass blowing, pottery, and woodworking, Lost Province Arts will give life to these historic crafts for a new generation.

Southern Appalachia has a diverse food shed with a rich farm-to-table tradition steeped in a long history of self-sufficiency. A fully equipped educational kitchen utilizing locally-sourced food will celebrate the culinary arts of the region.

Ola Belle Reed, one of the founders of bluegrass, was born in Lansing, NC, the Center’s home. We’ll honor her contributions and the music of Southern Appalachia with class offerings including music, storytelling and songwriting.