My husband and I attended this program and were thrilled with the rich content and variety of the classes. We met Dean Mosher, an artist and activist in Fairhope, who showed us around the lovely town (formed in 1894 as a utopian community), including a visit to his unique self-designed castle. We enjoyed Tom Morley's violin and fiddle playing in every style you can think of. And Carol Bramblett's dream of building a schooner and then accomplishing it over a 9-year period was heartwarming - and we got to sail on the boat! The accommodations at Beckwith Conference Center & Camp are basic, but it was a great place to stay - the camp borders Weeks Bay so you're right on the water. Nature trails and campfires are also on the property. A well-run, well-balanced, chock-full week.

I: enjoyed learning about Fairhope and seeing and learning about Dean Mosher's home and castle. Judith Richards added to that story with descriptions of all the artists and writers that have made Fairhope their home.