
Something For Everyone
Choose Among Workshops, Guided Jams, and One-on-Ones
to build your own schedule

Friday
April 3, 2020
We'll officially kick off the Frolic on Friday at 3:00 with welcomes and info about the weekend. We'll have workshops and guided jams too. Then we'll enjoy a potluck dinner.
Frank & Allie will provide burgers, hot dogs, and veggie burgers too.
Friday evening we will
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...And jam some more!
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Introduce ourselves
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Meet instructors through a mini-concert

Saturday & Sunday
April 3-5, 2020
Choose among Workshops, Guided Jams, or One-on-Ones to create a personalized experience

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From Friday evening through Sunday morning, there will be 11 different 75-minute workshops. Workshops will take place upstairs in the room pictured.
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Workshops are typically hands-on and interactive. They will be instrument-specific for the most part, though a few might be more topical.
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Workshop titles from past Frolics include "Round Peak Roundup", "Basics of Bowing," "Beginning Fiddle," "Appalachian Banjo Styles," "Backup Rhythm Guitar," and "Carter Family Songs."
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Workshop titles and descriptions will be announced here and on our Facebook Event Page.
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Come and go as you please, and choose whichever aspects of the program appeal to you most. Feel free to start a jam of your own, or take some time to yourself to practice.
Or take a walk around the beautiful Land's Creek Cabins Property, or take a short drive to town to see what Bryson City has to offer. The Frolic is a retreat, whatever that means for you!
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The weekend will wrap up with a group picture and lunch on Sunday.
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"Between the one-on-ones, the jams, the camaraderie, good food, really good teachers, and, of course, the constant presence of Frank and Allie Lee making sure everything ran smoothly -
"I couldn't have asked for a better experience and well worth the money."
- Larry, Bybee, TN
(fiddle, class of 2018 & 2019)
"It was only 3 days, but the Banjo-Fiddle Frolic made a huge impact on me and my quest to learn the fiddle.
