Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center

The Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center, located in the old Stecoah School building, offers many programs that preserve and promote Southern Appalachian mountain culture.  Built of native rock with the skill and labor of many local community members, the school and its students were photographed on Dedication Day Ceremony in 1926.  That panoramic photograph is now captured in an 18' long mural overlooking the historic auditorium.

• Summer concert series, An Appalachian Evening
• Annual Mountain Music Championship in June
• Annual Harvest Festival in October

The Center is home to the Stecoah Artisans Gallery & Guild, a regional artists gallery featuring a variety of original artworks and fine crafts, the Stecoah Valley Food Ventures culinary co-op, and the Stecoah Valley Weavers, which offers classes year round.

Additionally, the Center is noted in the Cherokee Heritage Trails Guidebook for its exhibit The Cherokee in Stecoah Valley, which is devoted to the heritage of local Cherokee families.

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday 10am -5pm year-round, Saturdays June-October. 
Extended hours for concerts and special events.  

Admission
Artisans Gallery and building - Free.  Concerts and special events vary by event
*Prices are subject to change without notice & from what is listed on this website.

Location
The Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center is located in Graham County on NC Hwy. 28 North between Fontana Village and Bryson City, approx. ½ mile south of  NC Hwy. 143.

Stecoah Valley Cultural Arts Center
121 Schoolhouse Road
Robbinsville, NC 28771
Tel:  (828) 479-3364
http://www.visitsvcenter.com/