Clear Creek Schoolhouse

11/25/2025

Greetings Everyone!

We hope this invitation finds You’All happy and healthy.

You are invited to the Annual December Goddess Collective Holiday Bazaar and Open House at Clear Creek Schoolhouse Friday December 5th, Saturday the 6th and Sunday the 7th.

Offerings include original artwork by Mary Ann Zeis, Kathleen O’Brien and Jennifer Elam, hand-made baskets by Nancy, and spirit dolls by Jeanne Terry. Jeanne will also display unique handmade jewelry.

Donna will offer her world renowned Heavenly Confectionary hand-made fudge and bourbon balls.

You will want to see Donna’s clothing offering and books by author and therapist Jennifer Elam.

We will surprise you with additional offerings.

Come shop for yourself, your loved ones and the holidays! There's something for everyone.

We will host 10am till dark each day. There will be munchies and as always, the best coffee on the Creek [and maybe the World].

Hope to see you!

11/08/2025

Open Mouth Saturday November 8
Potluck @ 6
Open Mouth @ 8pm
Come and share☮☮

09/24/2025

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The stars that sing. In the mid-20th century, Laurens van der Post recorded a striking encounter with Bushmen in the Kalahari Desert. Sitting around a fire, he confessed he could not hear the stars. At first, they thought he was joking. Surely everyone could hear the stars—they sang as clearly as birds or wind. But when they realized he was serious, their laughter stopped. Their faces turned solemn, pitying. To them, his inability wasn’t a quirk of perception but a grave affliction, one of the worst illnesses imaginable.

This moment reveals a profound divide between worldviews. For the Bushmen, nature is not silent; it is alive, filled with voices. To lack that connection was to be cut off from the heartbeat of existence. For van der Post, raised in a modern European culture, the cosmos was distant and silent, stripped of its voices by science and industrial detachment.

Their reaction forces us to reflect: what have we lost in exchange for progress? The Bushmen’s sorrow wasn’t mockery but compassion—a reminder that true poverty lies not in material lack, but in losing the ability to hear the music of creation itself.

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08/16/2025

EXTRA, EXTRA... Read all about it!!! -

Rooted in the mountains of Western North Carolina, The Resonant Rogues are fronted by songwriting duo Sparrow and Keith Josiah Smith, who share a passion for movement and sound. Before meeting, falling in love, and forming the band in 2013, both traveled extensively throughout the U.S.- Keith by hop...

08/16/2025

Hey Folks, CHANGE OF DATE AND TIME

Resonant Rogues concert is Sunday September 7

Pot Luck at 4 Concert at 6 pm

CHANGE OF DATE AND TIME

07/09/2025

Om2 (open mouth odd month second Saturday) is this coming Saturday July 12. Come sing, dance and tell a story. Pot luck at 6 curtains at 8.