Calendar of Events

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement    Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.   Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner Huber and Associates, Contactor Emily Kite, Architect Click here to watch! Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst   This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special! Drew Wallace, Owner Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design Brent Campbell, Architect Joel Osgood, Landscape architect Drom, Construction Click here to watch! Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement   This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort! The Biltmore Company Huber and Associates Meltdown Glass Associated Scaffolding Click here to watch!

Raffle 1: The winner and three guests will receive a private tour of the YMI Cultural Center, view its archives (which date back tot he 1800s), then have dinner in this remarkable place. Raffle 2: Win a dozen pieces of East Fork pottery in the glaze of your choice, including the ones they no longer sell. Each raffle ticket costs $5.00 and you can but as many as you like. Enter now until May 27th an Noon. Buy Tickets Here! 100% of your donations benefit Asheville’s YMI Cultural Center, one of the United States’ oldest Black cultural centers, promoting Black excellence through community engagement, advocacy, leadership development and economic justice.

Raffle 1: The winner and three guests will receive a private tour of the YMI Cultural Center, view its archives (which date back tot he 1800s), then have dinner in this remarkable place. Raffle 2: Win a dozen pieces of East Fork pottery in the glaze of your choice, including the ones they no longer sell. Each raffle ticket costs $5.00 and you can but as many as you like. Enter now until May 27th an Noon. Buy Tickets Here! 100% of your donations benefit Asheville’s YMI Cultural Center, one of the United States’ oldest Black cultural centers, promoting Black excellence through community engagement, advocacy, leadership development and economic justice.

Raffle 1: The winner and three guests will receive a private tour of the YMI Cultural Center, view its archives (which date back tot he 1800s), then have dinner in this remarkable place. Raffle 2: Win a dozen pieces of East Fork pottery in the glaze of your choice, including the ones they no longer sell. Each raffle ticket costs $5.00 and you can but as many as you like. Enter now until May 27th an Noon. Buy Tickets Here! 100% of your donations benefit Asheville’s YMI Cultural Center, one of the United States’ oldest Black cultural centers, promoting Black excellence through community engagement, advocacy, leadership development and economic justice.

Raffle 1: The winner and three guests will receive a private tour of the YMI Cultural Center, view its archives (which date back tot he 1800s), then have dinner in this remarkable place. Raffle 2: Win a dozen pieces of East Fork pottery in the glaze of your choice, including the ones they no longer sell. Each raffle ticket costs $5.00 and you can but as many as you like. Enter now until May 27th an Noon. Buy Tickets Here! 100% of your donations benefit Asheville’s YMI Cultural Center, one of the United States’ oldest Black cultural centers, promoting Black excellence through community engagement, advocacy, leadership development and economic justice.

Raffle 1: The winner and three guests will receive a private tour of the YMI Cultural Center, view its archives (which date back tot he 1800s), then have dinner in this remarkable place. Raffle 2: Win a dozen pieces of East Fork pottery in the glaze of your choice, including the ones they no longer sell. Each raffle ticket costs $5.00 and you can but as many as you like. Enter now until May 27th an Noon. Buy Tickets Here! 100% of your donations benefit Asheville’s YMI Cultural Center, one of the United States’ oldest Black cultural centers, promoting Black excellence through community engagement, advocacy, leadership development and economic justice.

Official 2021 Raffle Rules

PROCEEDS

This raffle is a fundraising event, and all net proceeds benefit the Brevard Music Center (BMC). Brevard Music Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN# 56-0729350

DRAWING

The drawing will take place on Monday, November 15, 2021 at 3:00pm EDT. All mail, phone, and internet orders must be received by 11:59pm EDT on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

TICKETS

The cost to purchase a single entry (“Ticket”) for the Raffle is $125 (U.S. Funds only) and is not tax deductible.

Official 2021 Raffle Rules

PROCEEDS

This raffle is a fundraising event, and all net proceeds benefit the Brevard Music Center (BMC). Brevard Music Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN# 56-0729350

DRAWING

The drawing will take place on Monday, November 15, 2021 at 3:00pm EDT. All mail, phone, and internet orders must be received by 11:59pm EDT on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

TICKETS

The cost to purchase a single entry (“Ticket”) for the Raffle is $125 (U.S. Funds only) and is not tax deductible.

Official 2021 Raffle Rules

PROCEEDS

This raffle is a fundraising event, and all net proceeds benefit the Brevard Music Center (BMC). Brevard Music Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN# 56-0729350

DRAWING

The drawing will take place on Monday, November 15, 2021 at 3:00pm EDT. All mail, phone, and internet orders must be received by 11:59pm EDT on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

TICKETS

The cost to purchase a single entry (“Ticket”) for the Raffle is $125 (U.S. Funds only) and is not tax deductible.

Official 2021 Raffle Rules

PROCEEDS

This raffle is a fundraising event, and all net proceeds benefit the Brevard Music Center (BMC). Brevard Music Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN# 56-0729350

DRAWING

The drawing will take place on Monday, November 15, 2021 at 3:00pm EDT. All mail, phone, and internet orders must be received by 11:59pm EDT on Sunday, November 14, 2021.

TICKETS

The cost to purchase a single entry (“Ticket”) for the Raffle is $125 (U.S. Funds only) and is not tax deductible.