Upcoming events and things to do in Asheville, NC. Below is a list of events for festivals, concerts, art exhibitions, group meetups and more.

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Saturday, July 26, 2025
Appalachian Phoenix, a Celebration of Community, Resilience and Hope
Jul 26 @ 8:00 pm
Wortham Center for Performing Arts

Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance presents Appalachian Phoenix, a Celebration of Community, Resilience and Hope.

July 24, 25 & 26, 2025 at 8 p.m.

Resilience. Hope. Celebration. Experience a transformative evening where world class dance, art, and community come together to honor local heroes and inspire renewal. This vibrant performance features breathtaking choreography, stunning visuals crafted from reclaimed materials, and stories of selflessness and unity — a powerful reminder that from adversity, a new strength, like a phoenix, can rise.

Join Asheville’s critically acclaimed contemporary ballet company for an unforgettable evening that blends stunning dance, breathtaking visuals, and stories of heroism inspired by our community’s recovery from Hurricane Helene.

Choreographer Heather Maloy’s latest work, Appalachian Phoenix, pairs Terpsicorps’ exceptional dancers — handpicked from some of the nation’s finest professional companies — with local artists and musicians. Together, they bring to life a powerful story of hope, unity, and transformation in the face of disaster.

Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance Presents “Appalachian Phoenix”
Jul 26 @ 8:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Wortham Center for the Performing Arts

An evening of beauty and resilience through the art of dance, Terpsicorps’ world premiere of Appalachian Phoenix is more than a performance—it’s a testament to the strength, creativity, and unity of Western North Carolina. This powerful new work transforms real stories of kindness and perseverance in the wake of Hurricane Helene into breathtaking movement, music, and design. Terpsicorps, now in its 22nd season, features world-class dancers who will bring to life the true stories of local heroes, nominated by their communities. Their acts of kindness and courage shape the choreography, making Appalachian Phoenix a deeply personal and meaningful experience. Around 15,000 water bottles collected from the storm’s debris will be utilized to create a remarkable translucent backdrop that will frame the choreography and reflect abstracted images of WNC projected onto its surface. The original score was created by composer Jeff Schmitt, along with River Guerguerian and Chris Rosser, of Free Planet Radio. It blends the past and present into a dynamic, inspiring, and evocative composition. The score fuses old-time, bluegrass, Afro-Appalachian folk, hip-hop, funk, blues-rock, and Latin rhythms. Collectively, they’ve performed at venues ranging from Carnegie Hall to MerleFest, and the BBC Symphony Orchestra.

Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Christine D. Page launches All Hallows’ Eve
Jul 30 @ 6:00 pm
Malaprop's Bookstore

Wednesday, July 30, 2025 – 6:00pm

Join us in store for the launch of local author Christine D. Page’s new book All Hallows’ Eve, including a conversation with illustrator Dana Irwin, and a reading from the book’s main character Adelaide. 

The event is free but registration is required to reserve your seat.


All Hallows’ Eve can be spooky, especially for Asheville kids who venture into the cemetery this night! A witch, a pirate, a werewolf, and a vampire play hide-and-seek among the gravestones as they visit the graves of some well-known Ashevillians. Come join the fun and learn a bit of local history along the way. As the four children find, if you are quiet—and if you listen long enough—the generations who have gone before us have stories to tell. When the kids wander through the darkening cemetery, they “meet” the angel in Thomas Wolfe’s famous novel. They are guided by the spirit of Isaac Dickson to do well in school, and they are inspired by George Masa’s photographs. They are told a story of true love when they visit O. Henry’s gravesite. They watch ghostly images of Zelda Fitzgerald and the Pink Lady drift past the clouds, and through the mist they might hear the faint sound of drums of Civil War soldiers. Come with us on an eerie adventure through the mystical world of Riverside Cemetery…if you dare!

 

Friday, August 1, 2025
Mountain Dance and Folk Festival
Aug 1 – Aug 2 all-day
Asheville High School

On July 31, August 1, and 2, 2025, a different show will be presented live on stage each evening allowing you to appreciate the talent and dedication of the hundreds of musicians, dancers, and storytellers who are preserving the traditions of the Southern Appalachian Mountains. These traditions involve not only the hand-clapping, toe-tapping rhythms of Bluegrass, the style and stories of century-old ballads, the high energy of clogging, the elegance of Big Circle Mountain Smooth Dance, the fun and entertainment of storytelling, but also include an awareness of the hardships and trials that have brought us to this place and time.

Sunday, August 3, 2025
Poet Quartet: Chris Arvidson, Andy Young, Caroline M. Mar, Paul Jones
Aug 3 @ 4:30 pm
Malaprop's Bookstore

Poet Quartet: Chris Arvidson, Andy Young, Caroline M. Mar, Paul Jones

Sunday, August 3, 2025 – 4:30pm

Join us for our monthly poetry reading, curated by Mildred Barya. This month’s Poet Quartet features Chris Arvidson, Andy Young, Caroline M. Mar, and Paul Jones reading from their newest collections.

The event is free but registration is required to reserve your seat.

 

Saturday, August 16, 2025
Bodhi Fest
Aug 16 all-day
Asheville Community Theater

The first annual Bodhi Fest, a Buddhist Arts and Film Festival at Asheville Community Theatre on August 16th, 2025 will be a day of illumination as we explore the gladdening qualities of the human spirit ranging from sweet solitude to ecstatic joy. The program will consist of Buddhist films + Q&A, shorts, a dance workshop, a songwriting workshop, musical performances and more. Crafts, art and food from Buddhist sanghas, artists and local vendors will be shared in the front lobby during the festival.

Enjoy an event of immersion in compassionate-wisdom activities that provoke insight and lift the spirit.

Saturday, August 23, 2025
Ballfolk Concert
Aug 23 @ 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Montreat Conference Center

Join the fun, French inspired dance party that is the rage in Europe and gaining ground here in the US. Guest teacher Catherine Rudin joins us from Omaha, Nebraska where she leads a local IFD group and is a frequent teacher at Midwestern workshops. Live music will be by Geraud Barralon who was born in France to a musical family then relocated with marriage to Brasstown, NC. There he is a musician with the John C. Campbell Folk School and an instructor with the Junior Appalachian Musicians when not touring with Balfolk events in France. Dances will be led but not taught. https://www.mountainplayshop.org/balfolk-concert-details

Thursday, August 28, 2025
The Black Experience Book Club
Aug 28 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm
YMI Cultural Center

Join us for The Black Experience Book Club, a monthly gathering held every fourth Thursday at either the YMI Cultural Center’s Art Gallery or just around the corner at Noir Collective AVL. This community-centered series is hosted by alexandria ravenel, YMI’s Director of Community Engagement, and is designed to explore literature that centers the voices, histories, and futures of the African Diaspora.

For location details or to RSVP, please contact alexandria ravenel directly at [email protected].

City Dance
Aug 28 @ 7:30 pm
Landmark Hal

Beginner’s workshop lesson at 7:30 P.M., then 8-11 P.M. Contra Dance with Country Waltzing at the break and the final dance. This is a partner dance but it’s not necessary to come with a partner. We have different live bands and callers.

Saturday, August 30, 2025
Blue Country Line Dance’s Giddy-Up Brunch
Aug 30 @ 11:00 am
The Grey Eagle

The Grey Eagle Presents: Blue Country Line Dance’s Giddy-Up Brunch

Saturday, August 30
Doors: 11am // Show: 11am
$11.74

Grey Eagle Music Hall – Special Event
ALL AGES
Monday, September 1, 2025
NC Apple Festival
Sep 1 all-day
Downtown Hendersonville

Join us on August 29th through September 1st for the 2025 NC Apple Festival in downtown Hendersonville, North Carolina, for a fun-filled celebration of apples, local culture, and community spirit. Whether you’re here for the delicious apple-inspired treats, the exciting street fair, or the family-friendly activities, there’s something for everyone!

We’re thrilled to bring together over 250,000 visitors each year to celebrate the rich heritage of Henderson County’s apple-growing tradition. From the vibrant parade to live music, and of course, the best apples around, the festival is a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t want to miss!

We can’t wait to see you at the NC Apple Festival, where community, family, and fun come together in the heart of Hendersonville.

 

Wednesday, September 10, 2025
NC Writers Network & The Brandy Bar host “In the Company of Writers”
Sep 10 all-day
The Brandy Bar + Cocktails

WED 8/10/25 – 7-9 PM – The North Carolina Writers Network and The Brandy Bar + Cocktails present as next in their series “In the Company of Writers.” Kate Crawford
The program offers a series of personal and conversational dialogues featuring guest writers/poets, followed by an open mic forum. These inspirational gatherings will elucidate and entertain those attending. The guest author speaks from 7-8 PM with an open mic from 8 -9 PM. The Chicago blues music of “John Longbottom” welcomes you, continues during intermission, and closes the evening. You are welcome to sign up for the open mic with the sign-up sheet at the entrance.

Katherine Scott Crawford is the award-winning author of The Miniaturist’s Assistant and Keowee Valley. A former backpacking guide, adjunct professor, and recovering academic, her newspaper column appeared weekly across the country and abroad, including in USA Today, The Detroit Free Press, The Herald Scotland, and more. Winner of a North Carolina Arts Award in fiction, she holds an MFA in Writing from the Vermont College of Fine Arts. She’d rather be in the woods with her dog than anywhere else, enjoys curious people, adventure, and snow, and believes historical fiction the best way to time travel. An eleventh-generation Southerner, she directs writing retreats at a remote mountain lodge near Brevard, North Carolina, where she lives with her family.

For more info visit: https://www.facebook.com/TheBrandyBar/events

Saturday, September 20, 2025
Barn Dance with Fancy & The Gentlemen
Sep 20 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Hickory Nut Gap Farm

Fancy & The Gentlemen- self described as ‘Gothy-Tonk’ and we think that fits! These guys are a lyrical story-telling band with beautiful, haunting and sometimes humorous vocals, songs that stick in your head, and melodies that feel like home. Sit back and soak up the picture they paint, or bop out onto the floor in your good boots- lets git to it!

  • HNG will be running a bar with local beers and NA beverage and snack cart.
  • Barn Door Ciderworks will provide some sweet and snappy sips of their legendary cider brewed right here in Fairview.
  • Root Down Farm food truck brings their signature farm-to-table eats featuring HNG meats and local fresh farmed seasonal veg, often from their home farm! Root Down tastes like hard work paying off, savor it.
  • Pro tip: we have picnic tables, benches & patio sets, but always bring a backup folding chair or picnic blanket JUST in case. It can get packed!

 

Tuesday, September 23, 2025
Listen & Reconnect 
Sep 23 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Henderson County Public Library

Reconnecting through Hard Times & Listening Circle

Join Resources for Resilience™ for an afternoon of learning and community connection. During this two-hour event, you’ll gain practical tools to manage stress and support friends and neighbors through hard times. – LEARN how challenges affect us all differently – DISCOVER what to say and do for others after a crisis – SHARE difficulties and lean on one another – PRACTICE stress-reducing tools and strategies to turn good intentions into real support. Thanks to our generous partners, we are able to offer complimentary attendance and refreshments for WNC residents.

Thursday, September 25, 2025
City Dance
Sep 25 @ 7:30 pm
Landmark Hal

Beginner’s workshop lesson at 7:30 P.M., then 8-11 P.M. Contra Dance with Country Waltzing at the break and the final dance. This is a partner dance but it’s not necessary to come with a partner. We have different live bands and callers.

Friday, September 26, 2025
Plastic, the Next Generation. A new dance theatre performance involving plastic
Sep 26 @ 7:30 pm
BeBe Theatre
WHO: ACDT, Asheville Contemporary Dance Theater and Liz Lang
WHAT: Plastic, the Next Generation. A new dance theatre performance involving plastic. Used and recycled.
WHERE: the BeBe theatre in downtown Asheville. 20 Commerce Street 28801
WHEN: September 26 and 27 at 7:30pm
HOW MUCH: 20.00 general admission, 15.00 students and seniors
Tx on the web at tututix.etix.com
Expect to enjoy an evening of high energy, thoughtful, dance choreography performed by seasoned dance artists with audience participation.
We are in a period of concerns for our environment, and yet we continue to consume and produce plastic, which is known to be damaging our lives and our world.
What can we do to help our world survive? Is there a real solution?
We can help by learning to recycle and repurpose.
Let’s be creative, find new ideas.
ACDT’s theme for their new choreographic adventure is to repurpose to the beat of the art drum.
Clothing, music, furniture?
With audience participation and some fun themes, ACDT dancers and musician Liz Lang, fill the evening in the intimate BeBe theatre with music, original choreography, and song, reminding us to think positively and recreate.
The project is funded in part by Earthstage, a local nonprofit supporting the arts, & directed by Susan and Giles Collard.
Free performances for school groups. Available on request: [email protected]. 828. 254. 2137
Saturday, September 27, 2025
Plastic, the Next Generation. A new dance theatre performance involving plastic
Sep 27 @ 7:30 pm
BeBe Theatre
WHO: ACDT, Asheville Contemporary Dance Theater and Liz Lang
WHAT: Plastic, the Next Generation. A new dance theatre performance involving plastic. Used and recycled.
WHERE: the BeBe theatre in downtown Asheville. 20 Commerce Street 28801
WHEN: September 26 and 27 at 7:30pm
HOW MUCH: 20.00 general admission, 15.00 students and seniors
Tx on the web at tututix.etix.com
Expect to enjoy an evening of high energy, thoughtful, dance choreography performed by seasoned dance artists with audience participation.
We are in a period of concerns for our environment, and yet we continue to consume and produce plastic, which is known to be damaging our lives and our world.
What can we do to help our world survive? Is there a real solution?
We can help by learning to recycle and repurpose.
Let’s be creative, find new ideas.
ACDT’s theme for their new choreographic adventure is to repurpose to the beat of the art drum.
Clothing, music, furniture?
With audience participation and some fun themes, ACDT dancers and musician Liz Lang, fill the evening in the intimate BeBe theatre with music, original choreography, and song, reminding us to think positively and recreate.
The project is funded in part by Earthstage, a local nonprofit supporting the arts, & directed by Susan and Giles Collard.
Free performances for school groups. Available on request: [email protected]. 828. 254. 2137
Saturday, October 4, 2025
All Hallows’ Eve: Local Asheville Children’s Book Event
Oct 4 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Barnes & Noble Asheville Mall

All Hallows’ Eve is a new Asheville children’s book about kids who dress in costume on Halloween and visit Riverside Cemetery to tell ghost stories and visit the graves of Asheville’s most prominent residents, including Thomas Wolfe, Isaac Dickson, George Masa, and O. Henry. Up in the clouds, they see the ghosts of Zelda Fitzgerald and the Pink Lady. Please join Dana and Chris at 3 pm, with special guest and main character: Adelaide the Witch, for a special reading of the story. Also, Constance Lombardo will be presenting her new children’s monster book, itty bitty Betty Blob Makes a Splash!
Kids love stories that are a little spooky. Come with us on an eerie adventure through Riverside Cemetery… if you dare!

Asheville Community Square Dance
Oct 4 @ 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Haw Creek Commons

Experience Appalachian music and dancing at this lively community gathering! Enjoy a live old-time string band as a caller leads fun, easy-to-follow dances—no partner or experience needed. Start the evening with a short flatfoot lesson and try your luck in the cake raffle. All ages are welcome!

Plenty of free parking is available at Haw Creek Elementary School (10 Bethesda Rd), just a short walk from the hall. Accessible spots are also available next to the dance hall at Haw Creek Commons.

Admission: $10 per person, $5 for children 12 and under. Pay at the door via cash, Venmo, or Zelle.

Sign up for email updates below!

https://mailchi.mp/39798f75c04a/signup_asheville-community-square-dance

Wednesday, October 8, 2025
Dark City LIT! Literary Festival
Oct 8 @ 9:00 am – 6:30 pm
Black Mountain Library

Dark City LIT! A Literary Festival at the Black Mountain Public Library
105 N. Dougherty St. Black Mountain NC 28711

Saturday, November 8

Join us for the inaugural Dark City LIT! Literary Festival!

Write Local, Read Local Author Fair is back for its fourth year! 20 local authors will be handselling books from 9-11 a.m. and reading from their works from Noon to 1 p.m.

Free Workshops Follow:
1:30 – 2:30 p.m.
The Fun, Fascinating, and Fabulous World of Research with Dr. Susan Eischeid
In this engaging workshop, you’ll learn practical strategies for harnessing research—whether historical, personal, or primary sources—to elevate your fiction and non-fiction writing with vivid detail and universal resonance.

3:00 – 4:00 p.m.
Publishing as Collective Practice with Andrew Mack of Loblolly Press
Discover how vibrant communities and collaborative efforts—from writers’ groups to small presses—are reviving literature today and leave with your own personalized “community map” to sustain your creative journey.

Followed by An Evening with Tessa Fontaine!
5:00 – 6:30 p.m.
Author of The Electric Woman: A Memoir in Death-Defying Acts and The Red Grove, longlisted for the Center for Fiction’s First Novel Prize. Tessa will be reading from her work and signing copies of her books.

NC Writers Network & The Brandy Bar host “In the Company of Writers” series
Oct 8 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
The Brandy Bar + Cocktails

The North Carolina Writers Network and The Brandy Bar + Cocktails present VIVIAN I BIKULEDGE & MICHAEL HETTICH as next in their series “In the Company of Writers”
The program offers a series of personal and conversational dialogues featuring guest writers/poets followed by an open mic forum. These inspirational gatherings will elucidate and entertain those attending. The guest authors speak from 7-8 PM with an open mic from 8 -9 PM. The original music of Bob Sherrill welcomes you, continues during intermission, and closes the evening. Sign-ups for the open mic sheet are posted at the entry.
Vivian I. Bikulege is a poet and essayist. Her work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and has appeared in the North Carolina Literary Review, The Fourth River, and Broad River Review. A semi-finalist for the 2023 James Applewhite Prize, she also earned honorable mention in the 2022 Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition. Vivian was the 2022 Gilbert-Chappell emerging adult poet for western North Carolina under the mentorship of Ken Chamlee.

Friday, October 10, 2025
Pilobolus
Oct 10 @ 10:00 am
Diana Wortham Theatre

Wortham Center Student Series Pilobolus

Fri, Oct 10 • 10 am

Grades 6–12
Show length: 60 minutes

Get ready for a high-energy journey through imagination and movement! Known for their athleticism, humor, and creativity, Pilobolus blends dance, storytelling, and visual surprises into a performance like no other. Students become part of the action with interactive engagement and enjoy laughter-filled moments that spark creativity and connection—leaving them amazed and inspired.

Reservations for individuals (9 people or less): $12 each

Reservations for groups (10 people or more): $11 each

Pilobolus: Other Worlds Collection
Oct 10 @ 8:00 pm
Wortham Center for the Performing Arts

Fri & Sat, Oct 10 & 11 • 8 pm

Journey into an astonishing universe where Pilobolus transverses the landscape of the human experience with heart-stopping grace, acrobatic power, and breathtaking artistry. Explore the human condition as they fuse sensuality, humor, and physical prowess in a spellbinding performance.

“If we think we know what’s going to happen at a Pilobolus concert, we’d be wrong.” —Dance Magazine

“The men and women of Pilobolus have no interest in playing by the dance world’s rules” —Huffington Post

Connect with the artists in a dance masterclass and preshow discussions.

Spotlight on Pilobolus:

Founded in 1971 at Dartmouth College; now hailed as an “Irreplaceable Dance Treasure”
Performed on Broadway, at The Oscars, and the Olympic Games
Famous for the Hyundai “human car” TV commercial
120+ works performed across 65 countries with 100M+ social media views
Known for daring athleticism, inventive storytelling, and playful artistry

Saturday, October 11, 2025
Before & Afterparty
Oct 11 all-day
Center for Craft

BEFORE + AFTERPARTY
Saturday, October 11
8:30–11:00 pm
Suggested donation $40
Open to all

I Spy an immersive projection experience in the Center for Craft’s Ideation Lab. Curated cocktails, DJ, hands-on craft activities with Print House and Swannatopia, and a dance floor.

Bring an object to cast in acrylic. Record a message for the digital time capsule. Don’t miss it!

Sliding scale entry to support the Center for Craft’s mission to resource, catalyze, and amplify makers and scholars.

Activation and music by Frisson Studios.

Graphic design by Maxwell James Sauls.

Pilobolus: Other Worlds Collection
Oct 11 @ 8:00 pm
Wortham Center for the Performing Arts

Fri & Sat, Oct 10 & 11 • 8 pm

Journey into an astonishing universe where Pilobolus transverses the landscape of the human experience with heart-stopping grace, acrobatic power, and breathtaking artistry. Explore the human condition as they fuse sensuality, humor, and physical prowess in a spellbinding performance.

“If we think we know what’s going to happen at a Pilobolus concert, we’d be wrong.” —Dance Magazine

“The men and women of Pilobolus have no interest in playing by the dance world’s rules” —Huffington Post

Connect with the artists in a dance masterclass and preshow discussions.

Spotlight on Pilobolus:

Founded in 1971 at Dartmouth College; now hailed as an “Irreplaceable Dance Treasure”
Performed on Broadway, at The Oscars, and the Olympic Games
Famous for the Hyundai “human car” TV commercial
120+ works performed across 65 countries with 100M+ social media views
Known for daring athleticism, inventive storytelling, and playful artistry

Tuesday, October 14, 2025
Aphorisms: A Tribute to Ursula Mamlok
Oct 14 @ 7:00 pm
Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center

Performances on both Tuesday, October 14th AND Wednesday, October 15th.

Aphorisms is a tribute to composer and Black Mountain College student Ursula Mamlok, inspired by her life, art, and triumph over persecution and oppression. The performance is choreographed by Miro Magloire and performed by the Momenta Quartet, flutist Roberta Michel, and the New Chamber Ballet. Presented here as a new performance iteration created especially for Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center, this event integrates live chamber music and dance to celebrate Mamlok’s work and legacy. BMCM+AC will present two evening performances (Oct. 14th and Oct. 15th) in the museum’s main level gallery, in conjunction with the exhibition Points in Space: Performance at Black Mountain College.

About the Performances:

Aphorisms presents six works by Ursula Mamlok, performed live, enriched by Miro Magloire’s contemporary ballet choreography. Magloire, a former composition student of Mauricio Kagel and the founder of the New York City-based New Chamber Ballet, has pioneered a captivating new form of music-and-dance collaboration: ‘unplugged’, without stage sets or theatrical lights, and with the audience seated around the stage and up close to the performers.

 

Friday, October 17, 2025
Lightwire Theater: DINO-LIGHT
Oct 17 @ 7:00 pm
Wortham Center for the Performing Arts

Fri, Oct 17 • 7 pm

In this visually stunning adventure for all ages, a friendly dinosaur discovers a glowing world and the true meaning of love. Lightwire Theater blends puppetry, technology and dance to tell tender-hearted stories that spark childlike wonder and (literally) light up the darkness.

“What you see looks like magic” —CBS Sunday Morning

“absolutely incredible” —Rolling Stone

Spotlight on Lightwire Theater:

Semi-finalists on America’s Got Talent and winners of truTV’s Fake Off
Recipient of the Jim Henson Foundation Grant for DINO-LIGHT
Each puppet is hand-built from recycled materials like skateboards, dryer ducts, and fishing poles
Characters glow with electroluminescent (EL) wire, taking 200+ hours to create

Neon Dreams: Spooky Disco Edition
Oct 17 @ 8:00 pm – Oct 18 @ 2:00 am
One World Brewing West

Come get down to some spooky, groovy, and funky disco house tunes!

Feat. a stellar lineup of local talent:

– Sketchy Decks
– Earl Grae
– Interstellar Noise
– Double Helix

$10 entry. Don’t miss this one!

Saturday, October 18, 2025
Barn Dance with Zydeco Ya Ya
Oct 18 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Hickory Nut Gap Farm

Mon Cher let’s get to it! Most requested faves Zydeco Ya Ya are back in the Big Barn for zydeco, swamp pop, second line, and Cajun swing. These guys always provide a fabulous groove and engaging show that makes you want to hop out onto the floor- or bob and weave from your chair, cold one in hand.

  • HNG will be running a bar with local beers, NA beverage and snack cart.
  • Barn Door Ciderworks will provide some sweet and snappy sips of their legendary cider brewed right here in Fairview.
  • The Garden Foodtruck by chef Simone Jaramillo will be serving seasonal, sustainable, food-as-medicine MAGIC!
  • Pro tip: we have picnic tables, benches & patio sets, but always bring a backup folding chair or picnic blanket JUST in case. It can get packed!

By purchasing your ticket online you will be on our Will Call list, admission will be checked in at the Cabana!

Sunday, October 19, 2025
BMCA Fall Dance Day!
Oct 19 @ 3:30 pm – 4:45 pm
Black Mountain Center for the Arts

BMCA Fall Dance Day!

Black Mountain Center for the Arts
October 19, 2025
03:30PM – 04:45PM

Celebrate the fall season with movement, creativity, and community at BMCA! Join us for a pay-what-you-can / free event featuring a performance of BMCA’s Dance Troupe’s new fall choreography in our theater, followed by festive activities upstairs in the dance studio. Families and kids can enjoy autumn-themed crafts, games, and activities.

It’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon together—supporting local dancers, exploring the arts, and welcoming fall at BMCA.

Performance: 3:30–4:00 PM Studio Activities: 4:00–4:45 PM

Admission:
Free or Pay-What-You-Can All are welcome!