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Carla Gover is a flatfoot dancer and clogger, a banjo player, a singer-songwriter, an educator, and a community organizer. She is an eighth-generation Kentuckian who hails from a small coal town in Eastern Kentucky, and her rural sensibilities permeate the work that she does and the art that she creates.  

She is the artistic director for the Cowan Creek Mountain Music School, which exists to preserve and perpetuate Appalachian musical traditions.
She is also the artistic director of the Appalachian/Latino collective Cornbread & Tortillas, which creates collaborative performances highlighting cultural themes from Kentucky and Latin American cultures.

She performs with CornMaiz String Band and Zoe Speaks, an original roots music group. She offers residencies, workshops, and educational outreach to schools and universities, both online and in-person.