Thursday, April 25, 2013

We invite you to stop by the
Grayson Arts & History Center when
you visit Grayson Day on Saturday, April 27th!
We'll have lots of baked goods to share with
you from our historic cookbook,
From Trip To Grayson.
We look forward to seeing you there! 

Monday, January 7, 2013

COME FOR TEA`


The Grayson Arts and History Center
is hosting a Valentine Tea on
Saturday, February 9 from 1pm until 3pm
at the YANCEY HOUSE.
It is a perfect venue for our Tea and is located at
385 Grayson New Hope Rd in Grayson.
Ruth Yancey and her daughter, Maria Garner, own this beautiful home and will have it fully decorated for our Valentine Tea.  Mary Jane Insull and her trio will be entertaining us with their beautiful music between the main meal and dessert.
The cost of the tea is $20 per person.  For reservations, call Barbara at
404-862-1313 or 678-985-7775.
Avance payment can be mailed to
Grayson Arts & History Center
P.O. Box 208
Grayson, GA  30017



         See more information about the venue at
               www.theyanceyhouse.com or on
                  Facebook The Yancey House

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

The Delicious Jams & Jellies from Grayson


Barbara Hinkle, the Director of the Grayson Arts & History Center, always makes sure that the shelves in the kitchen at the center are full of her home-made jams & jellies. What is your favorite? Peach, Strawberry, Blueberry, Fig, Pear...the list is endless and she's always creating something new! If you are looking for the perfect gift for the Holidays, drop by and pick out your jams & jellies. Barbara will make you a beautiful gift basket! It could even contain the "From Trip to Grayson" cookbook which contains some of her jelly recipes as well as hundreds of others. She might even sign the cookbook for you, after all, she is the creator and collector of recipes for it.


Barbara is not the only "Jelly Chef" in the family. Her husband, Grayson Mayor Jim Hinkle, has been making "The Mayor's Famous Pepper Jelly" for YEARS! It is a "must have" at Holiday parties and other get-togethers. You take a cracker, spread it with cream cheese, top with the delicious pepper jelly (either mild green or hot red) and sprinkle walnut pieces on the top. Oh, YUM!

(A special note: All proceeds from sales of Barbara and Jim's jellies are donated to the Grayson Arts & History Center.)