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Appalachian Heritage Courses

Mountain Marrow’s Appalachian Heritage courses focus on traditions that have been sustained in this area for generations, and on the skills that have sustained the people since the early settlers.

Introduction to Butchering

Learn the Basics of Butchering

An interactive one-day course that walks you through the tasks of breaking down, processing, and packaging (half) a hog carcass.

Split White Oak Basketry

Create Functional, Traditional Woven Baskets

Learn how to identify, select, and fell good white oak trees, split their trunk, rhet the splits, and weave beautiful, practical baskets.

Folk Pottery Design

Craft and Kiln Beautiful Appalachian Pottery

Learn about contemporary and folk pottery in our one-day interactive course that covers the history of Appalachian pottery and clays. Throw your own pot and pick it up or have it shipped to you when it's ready!

Rural Resiliency

Homesteading from Yesterday to Today

An introductory course on Appalachian living from the early settlements in the 1700's through today. Learn about homesteading, agriculture, foraging, and so much more.

Mountain Comfort

Stay Safe. Adventure Smart!

A two-day course on safe outdoor recreation in the Appalachian region. Learn about a broad range of topics to related to planning and preparing for outdoor emergencies.

Custom Courses

Curate a Specialty Course

Want to dive deep on a specific topic? Itching to learn something that's not listed here? Mountain Marrow is happy to develop custom classes and experiences for you.