Make time for Old-Time and enjoy learning from some of the area's best old-time women musicians. Classes and jams will be led by women, but ALL are welcome to register and participate.

Instructors include Caroline Beverley, Emily Spencer, Erynn Marshall, Martha Spencer, Meredith McIntosh, Terri McMurray, and Trish Kilby Fore.

Visit our Facebook page, Facebook.com/mountairyoldtime or visit our website at www.mountairyoldtime.com for schedule and instructor information.

Registration

Register here or contact Dana Whitaker at 336-786-7998 or dana@surryarts.org.

A limited number of youth scholarships are available. If interested please contact dana@surryarts.org or visit http://www.surryarts.org/mountairyoldtime/ to download an application.

Tuition

Payment in full is confirmation of your registration. $100 is nonrefundable. The balance of the tuition is refundable if requested by January 31, 2019. Tuition includes classes, meals (lunch and dinner), event tickets, and a t-shirt.

Classes

The classes will be held in venues at the Andy Griffith Playhouse and Museum locations. Classes include fiddle, banjo, guitar, bass, and mandolin, dance and singing. There will also be jams that incorporate dancing. Classes will be small as retreat attendance is limited to no more than 50. Participants are free to change classes until class size limit is met. Please email Dana at dana@surryarts.org for class changes.

Lodging

When making reservations, be sure to mention Mount Airy Old-Time Women’s Retreat for special rates.

Comfort Inn 336-783-0008

Hampton Inn Mount Airy 336-789-5999

Holiday Inn Express 336-719-1731

Mayberry Motor Inn 336-786-4109

Quality Inn 336-789-2000

Veterans Memorial Park Campground 336-786-2236

Mayberry Campground 336-789-6199

www.visitmayberry.com/category/lodging for additional information.

Directions:

http://surryarts.org/contact/directions.html

Andy Griffith Playhouse and Museum, 218 Rockford Street, Mount Airy, NC 27030

This project is supported in part by the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts and the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.