By David Rogers. BLOWING ROCK, N.C. — Experiencing tragedy or disaster brings trauma and, hopefully, healing to follow. After Hurricane Helene swept through western North Carolina, including the High Country, the various affected communities rallied to accelerate the healing process from the storm’s utter devastation.

In its own unique way, Blowing Rock Art and History Museum has jumped into the healing movement, including the introduction of its most recent special exhibition, High Country Visions: K-12 Educators. The exhibit runs through Dec. 29. Admission to the museum is free.

BRAHM recently opened an exhibit to honor the wonderful art educators in the High Country. The Watauga Democrat’s Nick Fogleman wrote the following article.

BLOWING ROCK — The Blowing Rock Art & History Museum has announced a new exhibition celebrating the creativity and vision of Watauga County art educators.