Fiber Play Day
A fiber arts play day hosted at Ozark Folkways in Winslow.
A fiber arts play day hosted at Ozark Folkways in Winslow.
A participatory music night with songs projected for attendees to play or sing along, or simply listen.
Susan Shore and Michael Cockram are versatile multi-instrumentalists, songwriters and singers with an eclectic repertoire that ranges from high lonesome traditional ballads to swing to contemporary folk songs. This concert will be held on our indoor stage. $10 per person supports the musicians and the mission of Ozark Folkways.
Learn how to make your own paper! This workshop will cover the basic methods of Traditional Western Style papermaking. We will use abaca and sisal fibers and discuss other fibers that could be used. Learn how to prepare the fiber, the basics of sizing, and other optional add-ins. Students will...
Mycologist Jay Justice leads a presentation and field foray focused on Arkansas summer mushrooms.
The final session in Ozark Folkways’ square dance skills and calling series.
Old Time Banjo and Music History Celebrating an AFTA Apprenticeship Join us for a recital by apprentice Elizabeth Scott and mentor Allison Williams with accompanyment by Kelly Mulhollan.
Saturday, May 30, 2026 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Ozark Folkways @ Muxen Building (map) Join us on a culinary journey into Northern Mexico with Chef Felicia De La Garza where we will make and take delicious Sopes and Savory Salsas. Sopes are a traditional Central and Northern Mexican dish consisting of a...
Please join Pete and Piper w/ accompaniment by Carol Ann at a public recital performing original Ozark fiddle tunes as their AFTA grant comes to a close. This event is free and open to the public. Guests are invited to bring a dish and share in a potluck, then dance...
Ozark Folkways lists this as a fourth-Tuesday bluegrass jam.
A circle-style Irish music session with lively tunes and songs played by ear or notation.
Ozark Traditional Healing and Folk Magic Our Ozark ancestors had a vast knowledge of remedies and rituals to use for any need. Although the Ozarks might look a little different today, this living knowledge is still alive and well with modern community healers. Join folklorist and author Brandon Weston in...
Participants create a sturdy market basket with a wooden handle in this beginner-friendly weaving workshop.
Ozark Folkways and the Wool and Wheel Spinners Guild host an open house fiber play day every third Saturday. Anyone with an interest in fiber arts can drop in between 10 and 12, all levels welcome. This is not a class. Participants bring their own projects, can join circles to...
Potluck & Square Dance at Ozark Folkways @ Muxen Building.
Shine Through Winter Listening Room w/ JrSOAPboxSunday, March 15th @ Fayetteville Folk SchoolDoors: 5:30 pmShow: 6:00-8:00 pm (w/intermission)Tickets: $25 each JrSOAPbox grew up in a musical world. Follow the winding lettered highways of the Ozarks to the furthest southwest corner of Missouri, down a dirt road, through two washed out...
A gathering of musicians playing Irish tunes and songs in a circle. Tunes are mostly lively and rhythmic. Tunes are played together--that is, simultaneously, as in old-time music, instead of taking instrumental solos in turn as is common in bluegrass or jazz jams. Musicians play either by ear or by...
The SSV jams are an opportunity for veterans to come together and play music, practice skills and share camaraderie in a comfortable, safe environment. SSV jams occur every second and fourth Sunday.
Addison McCardle will lead participants through the basic techniques of photography, how to take pictures on a 35mm camera and develop their film. All levels and ages 16+ welcome. Film cameras and supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. All proceeds go towards starting a community...
Join Ozark Folkways for the Old Time Jam, a recurring music session led by Pete Howard, where attendees can immerse themselves in traditional old-time melodies. This free event provides a consistent opportunity for community music-making and appreciation, held on the first and third Tuesday of every month from 6-9 PM...
This is an opportunity to get to know your machine and hopefully begin your friendship with it. Sewing machines are such great tools for repairing and expressing your creativity but take time to get acquainted with. In this class we hope to do just that. We will learn the basics...
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