The Storytelling Center of the Southern Appalachians at Bryson City

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225 Everett St
Bryson City, NC 28713
+1 (828) 488-5705
http://www.psalmsofthesouth.com

The Storytelling Center of the Southern Appalachians, located in Bryson City, NC, is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich tradition of storytelling in the region. Through various programs and events, including the Bryson City Ghost Walk and Crossroads Radio Program, the center engages the community and visitors alike in the art of storytelling.

In addition to its storytelling initiatives, the center also offers opportunities for children to explore their creativity through storytelling activities. The organization encourages support and donations to continue its mission of celebrating and sharing the unique narratives of the Southern Appalachian culture.

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