School Group Tours

This includes a tour of the Folk Pottery Museum, History Museum, and a pottery demonstration. Visiting the Folk Pottery Museum will teach students about the societal, cultural, and historic context of the region's folk pottery. Students will also delve deeper into the history of Georgia in the Sautee Nacoochee History Museum, where they will learn about the lives and cultures of the Native Americans and early Georgia inhabitants.

This tour offers students the same benefits of the Museum Tour, with the addition of a walk along the Museum's Heritage Path. There students will visit a restored former slave cabin and watch a live demonstration by a blacksmith.

After visiting the Folk Pottery Museum and learning about the history of the area, students will love the hands-on activity which can follow. Students of all ages will have the opportunity to take direct inspiration from the museum's exhibits and create their own works of art with clay or a different medium of your request in our newly created classroom space or outside.

Offered as a joint collaboration between the Folk Pottery Museum and Hardman Farm Historic Site, this tour combines the Folk Pottery Museum's "Heritage Tour" with Hardman Farm's "Living History Tour". There students will visit the Hardman home, exploring the topics of Georgia history, Native American history, and agriculture. An additional arts activity is optional. Reservable through the Folk Pottery Museum, this full day experience costs $10.00 per student. It is available Thursday and Friday, during school hours in September-December and March-May.

The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia's Transportation Scholarship Fund offers help with bus transportation to and from the Museum and free admission for a basic Museum Tour for White County Schools. Reimbursement of travel expenses for qualifying schools in White County are generously underwritten by Dean and Kay Swanson and Don Meaders in honor of Anita Meaders.

Transportation requests must be received by the Museum at least one month prior to visit. It is the responsibility of the teacher to confirm with their transportation department. The Transportation Reimbursement Application information must be submitted at least one month prior to visit. Only completed requests will be considered. Please contact Anna Doll at FolkPotteryDirector@snca.org for more information.

Bus Reimbursement Application