Accessibility

Our goal is to make the festival fully accessible to all visitors. To that end, the accommodations below will be provided. If additional accommodations would be helpful in making your visit to the festival comfortable, enjoyable, and fun, please contact us at info@gamountainstoryfest.org. We'll be glad to assist.  

The festival's venue is a physically accessible building. Additionally, for visually impaired visitors, Braille copies of the event program will be available at the registration table at the festival. If you or your group may need multiple Braille copies, please let us know ahead of time via info@gamountainstoryfest.org so that we can be sure too have enough copies on hand. 

For hearing impaired visitors, a sign language interpreter will be on stage during sessions denoted in the program to sign stories presented by the storytellers. 

Docents will be available to guide visitors through the quilt display and offer audio descriptions of the quilts as needed. The display provides tactile opportunities for visitors to feel different types of fabric and stitching.

Georgia Mountain Storytelling Festival, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that values and celebrates the diversity of human voices, backgrounds, and experiences. We are an equal opportunity organization and do not allow discrimination based upon age, ethnicity, ancestry, gender, national origin, disability, race, size, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, or any other status protected by applicable law. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for our staff, volunteers, artists, audience members, vendors, and all other program participants.