The extraordinarily wet weather we’ve had this year has impacted farmers’ crops in various ways. One result is that some rock star produce of early October farmers markets may be late to arrive; appear in much smaller quantities than past years; or not make it at all.
The Art Market Survey was created to assess affordable housing and space needs for Asheville’s creatives. The survey’s findings reveal a strong demand for a variety of spaces.
The board of directors of both Brother Wolf Animal Rescue and Friends for Life Forever Farm have announced that an organizational merger is currently underway.
Just in time for fall planting season, Audubon North Carolina debuts its expanded 700 bird and pollinator-friendly native plants list for North Carolina.
The Asheville Mall early voting site has moved from the previous location near McAlister’s Deli. Please park by the food court and walk towards Belk to find the new location.
Warren Haynes’ Annual Christmas Jam will once again descend upon Asheville for a weekend full of holiday spirit and cheer. This year’s jam will expand to a two-night spectacular taking place Friday, Dec. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 8 at the U.S. Cellular Center
Attic Salt Theatre Company is pleased to once again team up with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Buncombe County to host the popular joint fundraiser, Big Stories From the Attic.
After last year’s critically acclaimed Terry Tempest: The Final Interview, Asheville writer-director Jameson Ridenhour returns with a thrillingly spooky production.
Embrace the scares with Asheville.com’s 2018 guide to Halloween in Asheville, filled with terror trails, haunted houses, and family-friendly trick-or-treating.
Flat Rock Playhouse will continue the 2018 season with a Flat Rock Favorites all-star performance featuring the musical styles made famous by The Grand Ole Opry. Pickin’ and A Grinnin’: A Night at the Opry guarantees a high-energy, merry riot of musical expression.
Asheville Community Theatre has opened its 73rd season with Avenue Q, a puppet-filled witty and raunchy musical comedy! Performances continue through October 28.
Continuing her work to support adults talking openly with children about subjects too important to ignore, author and illustrator Anastasia Higginbotham returns with the fourth book in her Ordinary Terrible Things Series.
The Family-Friendly Affordable Buncombe initiative advocates for the property tax revenues from the upcoming sale of Mission Health to be allocated toward community-wide investments in early childhood education, homes and apartments that are affordable for working families, and better public transit.
