Appalachian Women's Museum

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MUSEUM OPEN- April 4, 2026 – October 30, 2026 Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.


Third Thursday on the Porch: Free concert series, donations welcomed. Bring a chair, blanket or picnic. Food delivery provided by Fonda Cactus throughout the event.

Thursday October 15, 6-8 pm

Last of our new music series features Libby Rodenbough from Greensboro, North Carolina and now lives in Madison County. She has played fiddle with the four-piece folk band Mipso for more than a decade. Her debut album as a solo artist, Spectacle of Love—an intimate, inventive chronicle of heartache and abjection—was released in 2020. She has also built up numerous collaborations in the tight-knit North Carolina music scene, playing with Fust, Sluice, Weirs, and a host of others in the Triangle and Asheville areas. 

Her second release, Between the Blades, is eight tracks long, but most songs clock in long, at around four minutes, lingering in observant, character-driven storytelling and slipping between diametrics—light and dark, cynicism and optimism, land and sea—as Between the Blades makes its way toward the aching chords of closer “Waking World.” In that song, Rodenough imagines “reaching out” through the veil between dream states and touching a loved one’s hand. Listening, it is easy to feel that you are in the same room, a hand reaching out to yours as it wades through the muck of the world we’ve been given, even as we look toward the possibility of another world.

The AWM depends on the generosity of donations to continue operating. Consider becoming a sustaining donor today to show your support or provide a one-time gift!

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Contact Us

Appalachian Women's Museum
friends@appwomen.org

Mail:
P.O. Box 245
Dillsboro, NC 28725

Visit AWM:
100 W. Hometown Place
Dillsboro, NC 28725
(Open Saturdays 10am to 2pm April - October)

Want to Get Involved?

General questions, event or meeting space rentals, private use of the house for photo shoots, class projects or any other reason email, friends@appwomen.org 

The AWM has implemented a moratorium on material donations while we reconsider the collections policy for the museum. Please refrain from leaving objects on the porch. Thank you for understanding.

For volunteer opportunities, fill out the volunteer form.

Internship inquiries, email Danielle at museum@appwomen.org

Location

Monteith Farmstead Park

100 W. Hometown Place
Dillsboro, NC 28725

Hours

April through October we are open from 10 am 2 pm on Saturday. Please email friends@appwomen.org if you would like to schedule a special visit to the AWM.

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