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Norton Hall serves as our participants' home base during Mountain Dulcimer Week.
Accomodations and Meals
Beautiful Norton Road Residence Hall will be our residence again this year. Opened in the Fall of 2005, this 290-bed hall is a return to “couples-friendly” and private lodging in a new air-conditioned (controls in rooms), non-smoking, community-based environment. No more than two people will share a bath, and couples will have their own private bathroom. Each room contains at least one Ethernet port with free high-speed internet, 1 phone port, and a cable TV port. Each floor has 2 fully appointed kitchen/lounge areas with TVs. Norton Hall’s large lobbies are ideal for our evening jam sessions. Below are layouts of typical double and single occupancy rooms in Norton.
On-campus accommodations are sold as a package with all meals included, beginning with the Sunday night banquet at the Hinds University Center and going through breakfast on Friday morning in the all-you-can-eat university dining hall. Tasty coffee break fare is included. WCU’s room/meals packages offer cost savings and more convenience than having to use off-site hotels and restaurants. This can save you considerable expense, but be aware that portions of the room/meals package are not negotiable.

On-campus accommodations are sold as a package with all meals included, beginning with the Sunday night banquet at the Hinds University Center and going through breakfast on Friday morning in the all-you-can-eat university dining hall. Tasty coffee break fare is included. WCU’s room/meals packages offer cost savings and more convenience than having to use off-site hotels and restaurants. This can save you considerable expense, but be aware that portions of the room/meals package are not negotiable.







