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The Art of Food
November 21, 2014
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Expert storytellers tell
tall tales and scary stories
October 24th, 2014
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ETSU father-daughter
storytellers
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Rachelle Hyder, new
UCHS Culinary Arts teacher, and her students created Artisan Cookies,
Gourmet Hot Chocolate, and Spiced Cider for the Storytelling crowd
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Unicoi County High
School
Drama Class Storyteller
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Terrifying Tales
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Scary Stories
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Appalachian
Crafts Demonstration
September 28,
2014
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Ladies Night
Out at Tanasi Gallery with Barbara Jernigan- August 15, 2014
Watercolors painted
by attendees at the class taught by Barbara Jernigan
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Barbara Jernigan,
workshop teacher
(Pres. of Tennessee Watercolor
Society)
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Betsy Pitcock
with Yvonne Morgan and Marilyn Bailey
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Leah Pitcock
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Gail Clark
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PAST EVENT: Special pre-Father’s
Day event held on June 7 was fun for the whole family
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Rodney Williams
demonstrated fly tying and
making a smallmouth bass
jig
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Keith Bartlett talked
about local fishing, his blog, and his book “The Weekend Angler’s Guide
to Good Fishing” (for sale in the Gallery) |
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Jeff Neil demonstrated
the making and history
of Shaker boxes (for sale
in the Gallery)
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Bob Wiggins talked
about bees and showed
the bees in our new hive
at the Gallery
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PAST EVENT: Tanasi Gallery's first
"Artist Event" held on March 16, 2014
GRAND OPENING
SOFT OPENING
June 21, 2013
On Friday, June 21, 2013, the
Tanasi Gallery held a “soft opening” and ribbon-cutting ceremony in conjunction
with the opening of the Town of Unicoi’s new Tourism and Visitor Information
Center. Over 200 people attended the opening.
The fundraiser event, “A
Little Taste of Tanasi,” was held at the Farmhouse Gallery and Gardens
in the Town of Unicoi. The 300 or so people who attended this first Tanasi
Center event were treated to authentic Tennessee mountain music, food,
art, and crafts. A dinner of traditional mountain food was served, and
that was followed by a silent auction where attendees bid on donated pieces
of fine mountain arts and crafts. The silent auction was followed by a
live auction where more donated wonderful artwork, crafts, and other artifacts
from the region were sold to the highest bidders. The evening was punctuated
throughout with live Tennessee mountain music. “A Little Taste of Tanasi”
accomplished both of its goals: It firmly planted the image of the Tanasi
Center in the minds of the many people who attended, and it earned the
Tanasi Center a significant financial return.
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