Lacquering Mountain Dulcimers
It finally seems like after three years (nearly) of not much going on, festival-wise - with the notable exception of last fall's Black Mountain Music Fest - that things are finally getting back to the pre-COVID normal. I spent all of last week at Kentucky Music Week, and have a week and a half now to finish off a slew of customer instruments.

And after finishing off another batch of instruments - look at all those MaxDADs! - we will have our first in-the-shop event since the virus started.
Hosting Bing Futch (wow!) as part of our newly-resumed Second Saturday Clinic Series on July 9 is a great way to resume in-person events at Folkcraft. Bing's clinic is already sold out - sorry! But you can still sign up for future clinics by clicking here!
(I've removed the link above, since we no longer host events or clinics at our workshop. Richard)
And then the following weekend - July 14-16 - we'll be at the ODPC Funfest in Evart, Michigan. Three events in three weeks and they're all "in-person." It is an exciting time - seeing lots of y'all in person and getting to make music with you.
I've missed seeing my dulcimer friends and last week's KMW festival was a very nice start to the season. Seeing more of you a week from tomorrow in Woodburn - and even more of you the following week in Evart - will be amazing!
Happy playing!