Asheville Downtown Association’s Pritchard Park Summer Series brings free, family-friendly programming to Pritchard Park several nights per week throughout the warm season. All events are open to the public and suitable for all ages.
Winner of the 1995 Lawrence Olivier Award for Best New Play, Broken Glass by Arthur Miller is scheduled for three matinee performances by The Autumn Players of Asheville Community Theatre.
The Asheville Fire Department will participate in the first annual Asheville Fire Truck Festival this weekend on Sunday, April 22nd, in the parking lot of the Family Justice Center located at 35 Woodfin St. in Asheville.
The Asheville Tourists opened up a four-game series at Appalachian Power Park against the West Virginia Power with a dud.
On Saturday, April 21st, high school students from across Western North Carolina are invited to participate in Asheville School’s “Shakespeare and Friends Day,” which will feature workshops led by NC Stage and the Montford Park Players.
Flat Rock Playhouse presents a Music on the Rock concert celebrating two giants of classic country and rock and roll music. Performances continue through April 29th.
Foothills Conservancy has purchased ninety acres of land near Old Fort in McDowell County and has conveyed the property to North Carolina State Parks.
The North Carolina Restaurant & Lodging Association is now accepting applications for its third annual NCRLA Chef Showdown, presented by Got to be NC.
Want to see what all the mud is about at the Mad Mountain Mud Run? If you are curious about the Mud Run or just want to enjoy the muddy entertainment, attend the free Finish Line Festival on Saturday, June 23rd, from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
Buncombe County Recreation Services, in partnership with NC Wildlife Resource Commission, will host a Kids Fishing Derby at Owen Park in Swannanoa on Saturday, April 28th.
With volunteers central to its business model, Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity is recognizing milestones and thanking volunteers with small gifts and treats daily during National Volunteer Appreciation Week.
More than sixty volunteer musicians of the Blue Ridge Orchestra will perform inspirational pieces by Antonín Dvořák and Arturo Márquez on May 5th and 6th at UNC Asheville.
The Asheville Tourists have implemented a new entrance procedure and bag checking procedure during games at McCormick Field.
