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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit
A Blue Ridge National Heritage Area grant supported the creation of a Cherokee winter house exhibit at the Nelson Heritage Park in Hayesville, NC.
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Gather 'Round the Blue Ridge
Annual Meeting of the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area at the Biltmore Lioncrest, 2007.
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Grant - Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree
A Blue Ridge National Heritage Area grant supported the renovation and expansion of the Home of the Perfect Christmas Tree retail store in downtown Spruce Pine.
Partners
Partnerships are vital to the BRNHA mission of preservation, interpretation and development of our natural and cultural heritage assets.
The Blue Ridge National Heritage Area works in close partnership with the National Park Service, which provides federal oversight of National Heritage Areas. The organization has also received support and/or funding from:
Grants
The Blue Ridge National Heritage Area offers matching grants to provide and leverage funding for innovative projectvs focused on the region's agricultural, Cherokee, craft, music, and natural heritage. More on grants
Featured Grant
Expansion and Strengthening of Junior Appalachian Musicians Program
Black Mountain Center for the Arts, Junior Appalachian Musicians, Inc. and Transylvania Youth Strings.
News
- 05/17/13
- 2013 Blue Ridge National Heritage Area Grant Awards Announced
- 05/16/13
- Mount Airy Museum Opens New Luthier's Exhibit
- 05/13/13
- Volunteers Help Restore Max Patch In Pisgah National Forest

