Appalshop News

Appalshop Archive Spotlight: Black Appalachians

Did you know that the Appalshop Archive is one of the largest collections of Appalachian history in the nation? Our Archive holds original…

Help us fund Roadside Theater's Assisted Living Storytelling Project!

As we well know in our community and others across the world, the pandemic had crushing impacts on those in nursing homes and assisted…

Appalshop Archive Spotlight: Labor in Appalachia

Did you know that the Appalshop Archive is one of the largest collections of Appalachian history in the nation? Our Archive holds original…

Save the date for Seedtime 2022!

This year Seedtime is back in-person and better than ever the first weekend in June - with live music, film screenings, local vendors,…

Join us for live music and film at Appalshop Presents!

We're announcing our 2022 Appalshop Presents series – live music and film screenings for free, all right here at Appalshop! Join us this…

Appal Seed Fund Applications are open!

Are you an artist, media maker, or creative? Do you have a new, original, and risk-taking arts and cultural project and need funding…

Tour our virtual gallery show of John Haywood's visual artwork

In another installment of Appalshop's Virtual Gallery presentations, we talk with John Haywood - musician and visual artist as well as…

We're launching a campaign to reenvision Appalachian history

We are very proud to announce that the National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded our Appalshop Archive a Challenge grant to…

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Appalshop Arts Fellowship for Black Appalachian artists applications open!

In recent years, Appalshop has been in reflection and conversation about our past, present, and future as an arts organization fighting to…