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American
Association of University Women
meets the 3rd Wednesdays of the month. This group is a national
organization that has been in Asheville for 88 years promoting equity
for all women and girls, lifelong education and positive societal
change. The Asheville's branch is NC's largest. Call Eleanor Walther,
Membership Vice President at 828-658-9709 for more information.
Asheville BR #44-014 Optimist Club
For more information, call 828-254-9161.
Asheville-Buncombe PC User's
Group
From engineers to homemakers, the A/B PC User's Group join monthly to
share ideas. . . and there's a door prize at each meeting!
ABWA (American Business
Women's Association) Sky-Hy Chapter
is a networking group for business women. It's great for newcomers to
the area! We welcome guests at our dinner meetings, held the first
Thursday of the month at 6:00 pm at Amici Trattoria, located at 900
Hendersonville Road, Suite 201 ( www.amiciasheville.com). The cost is
$5 plus the cost of your meal. Reserve your seat by calling Karen
King-Smith, 828-777-2229, by the Monday prior to the meeting. For more
information, visit our local site, www.abwaskyhy.com
and our national website www.abwa.org.
American Business Women's
Association - Hy-Hopes Chapter
The Hy-Hopes Chapter meets at 5pm the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Employment in the business world required. Call 253-8760 for more
information.
American Business Women's
Association - LaBelle Pomme Chapter
The LaBelle Pomme Chapter meets at 6pm the second Monday of each month
at Barker Heights Baptist Church fellowship hall. Call 693-7882 for
more information.
American Business Women's
Association, Laurel Chapter
The Laurel Chapter meets at 11:45am the second Tuesday of each month at
the Chariot restaurant. Call 891-2362 for more information.
American Business Women's
Association , Mountain-Hy Chapter This group meets
at 6:30pm the second Monday of each month. Call 926-1772 for more
information.
Asheville
Chapter of Links Inc.
is a volunteer service organization of concerned, committed and
talented women who, linked in friendship, enhance the quality of line
in the community. The organization is primarily concerned with
enriching, sustaining and ensuring the identities, culture and economic
survival of African-Americans and person of African descent. For more
information, call 828-684-7555.
Asheville
New Friends/ New Comers Organizations
Organization comprised mostly of retired newcomers to the area; meets
regularly on the second Monday of each month for social purposes.
Smaller interest groups also get together between meetings. These
include hiking groups, bridge, breakfast and dinner groups and golf for
men. For more information, call 828-253-9262.
Asheville Jaycees
meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month. This is a volunteer
organization for men and women between the ages of 21 and 39 is an
exciting diverse group of business professionals providing friendship,
fun, community involvement, group leadership, and networking. Call
258-1832 for information.
Asheville Quilt Guild
Gather up those fabric scraps and join other area quilters for
fellowship and inspiration.
Asheville
Stamp Club
meets the 3rd Sunday of the month at 2pm at the North Asheville
community Center. All stamp collectors are welcome. Call 627-3039 or
252-7915 for more information.
Ballroom Dance Club
Dancing for singles and couples every Friday evening at the Opportunity
House at 1411 Asheville Highway from 7:30-10:pm. Call 692-9847 for more
information.
Blue
Ridge UFO Research Society
holds meetings on the third Wednesday of every other month at 7pm. This
is open to the public at the Forum Hall of Unitarian-Universalist
Fellowship in Hendersonville. Call 692-8937 for more information.
British Car Club of Western
North Carolina
This club began in 1994 and has grown to over 60 members who like to
share their enthusiasm and favorite car wax formula for their British
sports cars.
Card
and Board Games
are offered at 1:30 and 4pm every Thursday at the Sammy Williams Senior
Center. This is free and open to all seniors. Call 697-4884 or 692-3320
for more information.
The Century Club
is recruiting volunteers to help recognize centenarians. The club was
established in 1994 to honor and celebrate 100th birthdays of residents
in the communities. For more information call 251-6622*143.
Coalition
of Asheville Neighborhoods If you're interested in starting
a neighborhood organization or improving the one you're involved in,
contact these folks for info and resources.
Compassion
for Animals
meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 7:30pm at Friends Meeting Place at 227
Edgewood Street. This active animal rights group believes in granting
basic rights to sentient non-human animals and ending institutionalized
animal exploitation. Call 253-6176 or 281-1693 for more information.
Earth
First!
meets the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at 7pm. All are welcome to
attend the meetings at the Fortune Building in West Asheville. Call
285-0631 for more information.
Elisha Mitchell Audubon Society
Join these folks for their monthly bird walks and learn more about
preservation of our environment.
Ethridge
Women's Club
Meets third Tuesday of each month at Grace Covenant Presbyterian
Church. Groups Funds scholarships at Asheville- Buncombe Technical
Community College and UNCA Asheville; also does volunteer work at VA
Hospital and Helpmate. Main fund-raiser is a pecan sale. For more
information, call 828-254-4542.
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meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7pm. All levels of experience
are welcome to bring prints or slides to share in Carmike Hall on the
UNCA campus. Call 281-2098 for more information.
Foothills Equestrian Nature
Center
Whether you're interested in outdoor recreation, nature education or
preservation of precious open space, you'll find something of interest
at FENCE.
League of Women Voters
is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to encouraging political
involvement by increaing the public's knowledge of and participation in
the electoral process. Call 667-9896 for more information.
Libertarian
Party-Buncombe County Meets every Monday night at 7:30pm fro
a social at El Chapala, Merrimon Ave., Asheville.
Loyal
Order of the Moose
Provides for the needs of elderly and children and responds to
community needs in the event of disaster or loss of home to fire. For
more information, call 828-253-6733.
Masonic
Temple
Fraternal order of Masons: Most temples have night meetings and callers
can be referred to the temple in their area by calling 828-252-3924.
Optimist
Club of Arden/Fletcher For more information, call
828-274-7250.
The Preservation Society of
Asheville and Buncombe County
If you want to get involved in helping to preserve Asheville and
Buncombe County's heritage, then get involved with this organization.
You will enjoy the people and the projects on which you will have an
opportunity to work. Call 828-254-2343 for further information.
Quality ForwardQuality
Forward is a non-profit organization of concerned volunteers dedicated
to creating a clean and green Buncombe County. Since 1976, Quality
Forward has promoted anti-litter, recycling, pedestrian and planting
efforts through grassroots activities, school programs and public
awareness. Volunteers can contribute through participation in
playground construction, community clean ups, plantings, and education
in the schools and community. 828 254-1776 for more information.
Sierra
Club Western, NC Sierra
The Sierra Club's goals are to explore and protect the wild places of
the earth, practice and promote responsible use of the earth's
resources, and to educate people to protect and restore the quality of
the natural and human environment. For more information, call
828-645-8917.
Sons
of Confederate Veterans meets at 6pm the fourth Thursday of
each month at Ryan's Steakhouse, Biltmore Square Mall. 298-1122.
West
Asheville Business Association
meets at 6:30pm the third Tuesday of each month at Ryans Steakhouse on
Patton Avenue. This targets business owners and business professionals.
252-4863.
There are
several Lions Clubs throughout Asheville. Please visit the North Carolina Lions Club
for more information.
- Asheville
Breakfast Lions Club meets at 7am the fourth Thursday of each
month at Cornerstone Restaurant on Tunnel Road. 687-1702.
- Asheville
Greater Reynolds Lion Club meets at 6pm the second and fourth
Mondays of each month at Reynolds Fire Department. 298-3651.
- West
Asheville Lions Club meets at 6pm the second and fourth
Monday of each month at St. George's Episcopal Church on School
Road. 683-3485 (Gladys) or 215-7658
(Susie)
- Greater
Asheville Lions Club meets at 6pm the second and fourth
Tesday of each month at Brooks Howell Nursing Home. 667-5177.
- Asheville
Lions Club meets at noon the first and third Wednesday of
each month at Damon's Restaurant on Tunnel Road. 258-1177.
- Barnardsville
Lions Club meets at 7pm the second and fourth Monday of each
month at Barnardsville Fire Department. 626-2917.
- Biltmore
Lions Club meets at 6:30pm the first and third Thursday of
each month at Corner Stone Restaurant on Tunnel Road. 274-2766.
- Black
Mountain Lions Club meets at 6:30pm the second and fourth
Thursday of each month at the Monte Vista Hotel. 669-7376.
- Brevard
Lions Club meets at 6 PM on the first and third Thursday of each month at the
Hampton Inn.
- Brevard
Davidson River Lions Club meets at 6:30pm the first and third
Tuesday of each month at Pisgah Forest Lions Dens on US 64 East.
884-4101
- Bryson
City Lions Club meets at 7pm the first and third Thursday of
each month at Western Sizzlin. 448-2189
- Candler
Lions Club meets at 6:30pm the second and fourth Monday of
each month at Wildlife Club on Glady Fork Road. 667-4141
- Candler-Upper
Hominy Lions Club meets at 7pm the first and third Thursday
of each month at Mount Pisgah Baptist Church. 665-1008.
- Canton
Lions Club meets at 6:30pm the second and fourth Tuesday of
each month at Pisgah High School Cafeteria. 648-4192.
- Clyde
Lions Club meets at 6:30pm the first and third Monday of each
month at Central Methodist Church. 456-3629.
- Enka
Lions Club meets at noon the first and third Wednesdays of
each month at Hominy Masionic Lodge on Old Pisgah Highway. 645-0935.
- Erwin
Distric Lions Club meets at 7pm the first and third Thursday
of each monthat Erwin Lions Community Center. 254-3636.
- Etowah
Lions Club meets at 7pm the second and fourth Tuesdays of
each monthat the Etowah Lions Den. 891-8183.
- Fletcher
Lions Club meets at 7pm the second and fourth Monday of each
month at Woodman Hall on Christ School Road. 684-5133.
- Haw
Creek meets at 6:45 pm the first and third Tuesday of each
month at Corner Stone Restaurant on Tunnel Road. 298-1899.
- Hazelwood meets at 6:30pm the
first and third Thursday of each month at Hazelwood Presbyterian
Church. 452-2059.
- Hendersonville meets at 12:30pm
on Fridays at The Chariot on Church Street. 894-3183.
- Hendersonville Daybreak meets
at 7:00am the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Dixie Diner
on Brevard Road. 696-7851.
- Hendersonville Four Seasons
meets at 8pm the first and third Tuesday of each month at Pat's School
of Dance. 749-9161.
- Highlands meets at 7pm the
first Monday of each month at Rib Country on Spring Street. 526-3520.
- Hot Springs meets at 7pm the
first Thursday of each month and at 6:30pm on the third Thursday of
each month at Lions Hut. 622-7467.
- Lake Junaluska meets at 6:30pm
the second and fourth Mondays of each month at Shoney's in Clyde.
627-2804.
- Leicester Newfound meets at 7pm
the first and third Thursday of each month at Leicester Volunteer Fire
Department. 254-9560.
- Mars Hill
meets
at 6:30pm the first Monday of each month at Mars Hill Retirement Center
and the third Monday of each month at Mars Hill College Cafeteria.
689-3659. - Marshall
meets at 7pm the second and fourth Monday of each month at Carls
Country Restaurant in Marshall. 649-2964.
- Mills River meets at 6:30pm
the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Royal Steak House in
Fletcher. 891-7050.
- Mountain Home meets at 7:00pm
the first and third Tuesdays of each month at Mountain Home Lions Den
in mountain Home. 693-4814.
- Murphy meets at 6:30pm the
second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Sirloin Steak House in
Murphy. 837-1910.
- Pigeon Community meets at
6:30pm the third Tuesday of each month at Duvall's Restaurant in
Waynesville. 456-7727.
- Pigeon Valley meets at 6:30pm
the second and fourth Thursday of each month at Bethel United Methodist
Church in Waynesville. 648-6068.
- Pisgah Forest meets at 7pm the
second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Pisgah Forest Lions Den in
Pisgah Forest. 883-8596.
- Robbinsville meets at 6:30pm
the first and third Thursday of each month at Joyce Kilmer Restaurant
in Robbinsville. 479-2461.
- Saluda meets at 6:30pm the
second and fourth Monday of each month at Episcopal Parish House on
Seminary Street. 799-1933.
- Sylva meets at 7pm the first
and third Tuesday of each month at Bella Roma on Skyland Drive.
293-5012.
- Swannanoa Valley meets at
6:30pm the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at Buckeye Community
Center. 669-2492.
- Tryon meets at 7:00pm the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Sow Sun Restaurant in
Columbus. 894-2673.
- Upper Transylvania meets at
7:00pm the second and fourth Monday of each month at Powells Paint and
Body in Rosman.
- Valley Springs
meets at 6:30pm the first and third Monday of each month at Crescent
View Retirement Community on Hendersonville Road. 681-9596.
- Weaverville meets at 7pm the
second and fourth Monday of each month at Weaverville Methodist Church.
645-9386.
- Waynesville meets at 6:30pm
the first and third Thursday of each month at Waynesville Recreation
Center on Vance Street. 452-0956.
There
are several Kiwanis Clubs throughout Asheville. Kiwanis Club
- Asheville
Golden K Kiwanis Club meets at noon on Mondays at Ryan's
Steakhouse on Patton Avenue. 252-8995.
- Asheville
Sunrise Kiwanis Club meets at 7:30am on Wednesdays at the
Corner Stone Restaurant. 667-9511.
- Franklin
and Macon County Kiwanis Club meets at 8am on Tuesdays at
Angel Community Hospital. 586-2466.
- Kiwanis
Club of Asheville meets at noon on Fridays at St. Mark's
Lutheran Church. 628-4581.
- Kiwanis
Club of Black Mountain-Swannanoa meets at 11:45am Thursdays
at the Campfire restaurant. 669-2211.
- Kiwanis
Club of West Asheville meets at 6:45pm on Thursdays at
Shoney's on Smoky Park Highway. 645-9424.
- Madison
County Kiwanis Club meets at 12:30pm on Thursdays at Mars
Hill College cafeteria. 626-2812.
- North
Buncombe Kiwanis Club meets at 7:30am on Tuesdays at Christ
United Methodist Church in Weaverville. 251-2500.
- Waynesville
Kiwanis Club meets at 11:30am on Tuesdays at Waynesville
Country Club. 456-3982.
- Andrews
Lions Club meets at 6pm the second and fourth Thursday of
each month at New Garden Restaurant in Andrews. 321-3290.
There
are several Rotary Clubs throughout Asheville. Visit
Rotary
International for more information.
- Arden
Rotary Club meets at 7:30am on Thursdays at Broadmoor golf club. 684-0020.
- Asheville
Downtown Rotary Club meets at 12:30pm Thursdays at the
Renaissance Asheville Hotel. 254-3035.
- Weaverville
Rotary Club meets at 7:30am on Wednesday at the Weaverville
United Methodist Church. 645-1569.
- Asheville
Breakfast Rotary Club meets at 7:30am on Tuesdays at the
Country Club of Asheville. 253-7333.
- Asheville
West Rotary Club meets at 12:30pm on Wednesdays at
Shoney's of Enka. 828-281-2002.
- Black
Mountain Rotary Club meets at noon Tuesdays at Highland Farms
Retirement Community
The Young Professionals of
Asheville
The Young Professionals of Asheville (YPA) is a group of compassionate
young professionals between the ages of 21 and 40 dedicated to making
Asheville a better place to live. YPA helps members by providing
opportunities for business networking, personal growth, leadership
development and social interaction. They help our local Asheville
community by volunteering their time in various different projects. YPA
members are involved with the ABCCM Men's Shelter and various other
civic organizations on a regular basis and have many social functions
throughout the year. Meetings and activities are usually held at least
twice a month. Please email president@ypasheville.org
for more information. You can also visit our website at www.ypasheville.org.
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