Registration

Costs and housing details are explained below. If you would like to register, download the Folk Week Enrollment Form and mail it in with your $100 registration deposit OR you can register and pay online.

Cost (Note: Some classes include an additional materials fee) 
Adults (17 and older)..............$600 each 
Children (4-16).......................$200 each 
Children (3 and under)............No Charge

Price includes tuition, room and board for six nights on the Settlement campus (Sunday through Friday night). Meals include supper on Sunday through breakfast on Saturday.

For those making their own off-campus housing arrangements, tuition is $300 for adults and $200 for children (4-16 years). 

Meals may be purchased at the Settlement School dining hall: 

Breakfast $8.00, Lunch $8.00 and Dinner $12.00. 

Family Folk Week Housing
Campus housing consists of dormitory and cottage-style housing. Families are housed together with shared bathroom facilities. Because most housing is on hillsides, please indicate if you are unable to walk up steep inclines. All buildings are smoke-free and air conditioned. No pets, firearms, drugs or alcohol are permitted. Housing is assigned by staff, based on the makeup of the group. Primitive camping is also available. Participants must furnish their own towels and washclothes. Participants are also required to help with certain common chores like housekeeping and dishwashing. 

Quiltmaker Inn Housing
The Inn, located in downtown Hindman, is a three-minute walk from campus. It has a limited number of rooms and will be made available to adults only, due to the steep steps and downtown traffic. Each room has basic furnishings: one double bed, TV and air conditioning. The Inn is not handicap accessible.

Cost for a private room with private bath is $700 (1 person) and $1,300 (2 people), including tuition and meals. A private room with shared bath (shared with an adjoining room) is $650 (1 person) and $1,250 (2 people) including tuition and meals.

Guests will need to furnish their own towels and washcloths.