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Service Providers

5 Little Monkeys Quilt & Sew—Great quilt store in Weaverville, NC. In addition to selling high-quality fabrics, tools, and supplies, this store offers long arm quilting services as well. And the owner, Angie Lamoree, is a wealth of information about all things quilting (and sewing)!
Cheap Joe's--Great place to buy arts and crafts supplies in Asheville, NC. Mention that you're a PC member or are taking a PC class and you'll get a 10% discount!
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Linda Pannullo Mosaics—Linda offers advanced mosaic classes in the Asheville area. Some of her workshops are taught by guest artists, and others she teaches herself.

Professional Services

Doctors
- Grace Evins, MD (Referred by Kristen G.)
- Gwendolyn Smith, DO (Referred by Pam R.)
- Nicole Ogg, MD (Referred by Camille D.)
Dentists
- Asheville Family Dentistry (Referred by Pam R.)
Handymen and women
- Leave It To Weaver (Referred by Maureen C.)
Massage Therapists
- Melissa Burdeos (Referred by Pam R.)
Physical Therapists
- John Leonard, PT (Referred by Pam R.)
Hair Stylists
- Colleen O'Neill (Referred by Dawn B., Kristen G. & Madeline P. & Pam R.)
Barber
- Tyler @ Asheville Barber Company (Referred by John R., Pam R.'s husband)
Health Insurance Agent
- Maria Zimmer @ Hummingbird Insurance (Referred by Stori W.)
- Lisa Andrade (Referred by Kristen G.)

Art Schools

John C. Campbell Folk School, Brasstown, NC: Year-round weeklong and weekend classes for adults in craft, art, music, dance, and more
Penland School of Craft, Penland, NC: Total-immersion workshops in sixteen beautifully-equipped studios along with artist residencies, a gallery and visitors center, and community programs
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, Gatlinburg, TN: Preserves and teaches traditional Appalachian craft
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI), Asheville, NC: An award-winning, internationally-acclaimed learning community dedicated to promoting lifelong learning, leadership, community service, and research

Misc

The Time of Her Life (The Economist, 12/14/19, pp. 55-56)—Millions of menopausal women are missing out on the benefits of hormone-replacement therapy.