Arts and Craft Fairs in Blowing Rock to support local artisans affected by Helene

Miles Ruder,

BLOWING ROCK, N.C. – The Blowing Rock Art & History Museum will host three Pop-Up Art and Craft Fairs to help local artisans that were affected by Hurricane Helene.

The fairs will take place on three weekends:

  • November 30 – December 1
  • December 7-8
  • December 13-15

It will be held at 159 Ginny Stevens Lane in Blowing Rock. Admission to the fairs is free, and all proceeds from the fairs will go to the artists.

“The fairs will each be unique and will feature the work of different artists and crafts persons,” the news release said. “In addition, the fairs offer handmade crafts, fine art, jewelry, pottery, textiles, and more, offering visitors a chance to find unique holiday gifts while directly supporting local artisans.”

Helene caused catastrophic damage across the High Country, leading many fall events to be canceled.

These cancellations led to a significant loss in income for local artisans. 

“We believe art has a unique power to heal and inspire, and these fairs are part of our commitment to the artists who are vital to this community,” said Stephan Dragisic, Teresa & Don Caine Executive Director of BRAHM. “By supporting local creators and showcasing their work, we’re helping to rebuild not only livelihoods but also the cultural spirit that makes this region so special.”

For more information, you can contact the Blowing Rock Art & History Museum at 828-295-9099.