The Folk School of Fayetteville has long been renowned for offering one of the coziest musical havens in the area. However, during the holiday season, this historic downtown house takes coziness to a whole new level. On December 20th at 5:30 p.m., there will be an evening of Caroling and Cookies, and on December 21st at 6 p.m., a special acoustic concert featuring Amos Cochran and Miranda Baker-Burns. Bernice Hembree from the Folk School shared that last year they held caroling on the lawn, but this year they have decided to bring the music inside the magnificent Walker-Stone House in downtown Fayetteville. "This year we wanted to make it even more enjoyable by adding cookies," she said. Those who wish to join in the singing are welcome to bring their favorite cookies to share, and the Folk School will have a variety of warm beverages such as hot cocoa and mulled wine to enhance the festive holiday atmosphere.

Holiday Caroling and Cookies

During the December 20th event, the air will be filled with the sounds of caroling as participants gather in the cozy interior of the Walker-Stone House. The aroma of freshly baked cookies will waft through the air, creating a truly delightful ambiance. People can bring their own favorite treats and share them with others, adding a personal touch to the evening. The warm beverages like hot cocoa and mulled wine will keep everyone's spirits high as they sing along to classic holiday tunes. It's a wonderful opportunity to come together and celebrate the holidays in a truly special way.

Acoustic Concert with Amos Cochran and Miranda Baker-Burns

On December 21st, the Folk School presents a special acoustic concert by Amos Cochran and Miranda Baker-Burns. The intimate setting of the Walker-Stone House allows the music to resonate deeply, creating an unforgettable experience for the audience. Amos Cochran and Miranda Baker-Burns' talent shines through as they perform a selection of acoustic favorites, bringing a sense of warmth and emotion to the concert. The acoustic nature of the performance allows listeners to fully appreciate the nuances and subtleties of the music, making it a truly immersive experience. It's a chance to enjoy some of the finest acoustic music in Fayetteville during the holiday season.