Calendar of Events

Let’s spend little time to relax your brain and heart.

A mandala is a spritual and ritual synbol in hinduism and buddhism, representing the universe.

$5.00 per person including hot tea, cookies and materials.

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Asheville’s newest downtown market!
Featuring Conscious Consumption, Craft & Conversation.

Calling all revolutionary hearts and wild spirited folks! Join us for music, medicine, and metaphysics. This is an opportunity to get cozy with an amazing community of local vendors. Come for your handcrafted holy-day gifts and stay for personal enjoyment! Soup and tea will be served and the astrologer and healer tables will be open!!!

Visit us on 2nd & 3rd SUNDAYS after your brunch or church of choice and see what’s happening!

*This is an indoor market*

THE BLOCK off biltmore is located one block east of Biltmore Ave at the corner of Eagle St. and S. Market St. just beyond the Salt Cave and Limones.

Participating Vendors include:
The Living Trees
Hanami Tea Co.
Beads Of Change Asheville
Jessica Lakshmi
Well Seasoned Table
Cannalina Inc
Caravanserai Body Care
Xander Dumas Indigomoon Astrology
Green River Booch
Fermenti
RHEINOceramics
Shecology
The NOHM

AND MANY MORE….

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In Old Europe there lurked a creature who took it upon himself to mete out justice to the naughty, the rowdy and wrongdoers in general. Join Auntie Tree as she tells stories of the Krampus, a being who has frightened children (and some adults) into being good and ungently reminded the bad doers of consequences for centuries. This storytelling event is open to the young and old alike. All proceeds go to the Evan Fund (for a Raven and Crone employee and family member who is undergoing treatment for Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma).

Donations: $5 (children under 10 free) All children must be accompanied by an adult. CASH ONLY

https://www.facebook.com/events/319507852172712/

Sponsored by Mosaic Community Lifestyle Realty, this year’s BRO Revels! is an event not to be missed! Featuring the BRO’s Chamber Strings along with some of Asheville’s most talented musicians and performers, and headlined by internationally renowned traditional music duo Newberry & Verch, the Revels! is a one-of-a-kind holiday celebration. The music is an eclectic mix including traditional carols and folk tunes, Vivaldi’s “Winter” featuring Franklin Keel, Kenny Loggins tunes, fiddle and banjo, and a special performance of “Christmas Eve Sarajevo” featuring Franklin Keel on electric cello!

With Franklin Keel, Rebecca O’Quinn, Megan McConnell, Alex Watson, and Ryan Kijanka, in addition to the BRO Chamber Strings.

About Newberry & Verch:
Joe Newberry grew up in a family full of singers and dancers. He took up the guitar and banjo as a teenager and learned fiddle tunes from great Missouri fiddlers. April Verch grew up listening to her Dad’s country band play for dances in the Ottawa Valley. She started step dancing at age three and fiddling at age six. Both Newberry & Verch became masters of their traditions and tour the world with their respective bands and projects. Yet they never forget the roots of their music, that connection to the people in the audience, on the dance floor, to the community sparked by a good song.

For these veteran performers who come from distinct traditions and parts of the world, their collaboration is fueled by their kindred passion for bringing people together to celebrate traditional music. Blues and ballads stem into Canadian regional styles and originals. Their voices blend in harmony, their tasteful instrumentals prove that these masters have nothing left to prove, and then their feet kick up the dust in perfect rhythm…and together, they make you remember why this music existed in the first place.

The program will be performed twice on December 9, 2018, in the intimate Folk Art Center. Tickets are limited! General admission is $25 for this special event. Friends will limited to ONE FriendPass ticket per household/group, but will be able to purchase additional tickets for only $15 each. Student tickets are also $15. Because only one FriendPass ticket can be used per household, it is not possible to deliver your tickets to your FriendPass for this concert.

This program is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

Inclement Weather Plan:
Weather-related information about the concerts will be recorded on the BRO Weather Information phone line (828.351.4014) by 11am on Sunday, December 9. Please call to verify the time, location, and status of the concerts before traveling.

If the Folk Art Center closes but area roads are relatively clear, we will relocate to Biltmore United Methodist Church (376 Hendersonville Rd in Asheville) for a single performance at 3:30pm. All tickets will be honored at this performance.

If the weather necessitates cancelling the concerts completely, we will refund all tickets.

If the concerts are not cancelled but you feel you cannot travel due to weather, please email us at [email protected] to request a refund or future ticket credit.

You can check the status of facility closures along the Blue Ridge Parkway here: https://www.nps.gov/blri/planyourvisit/roadclosures.htm

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All ages welcome!! Free Hot Chocolate(If we have power)!!

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The Panthers will face off the Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium, December 9, 2018. Kickoff is set for 1:00PM ET. Visit panth.rs/1Of1uh to purchase your tickets.

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$1 per minute

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The Pranayama, Mantras, and Meditation workshop is one of 3 special events at Pure Yoga Asheville to welcome in Winter Solstice. Even modern science says it’s true – Meditation is good for you! Nevertheless, for many modern yogis the idea of meditation and sanskrit words like “pranayama” and “mantra” conjure notions of ancient yogis in mountain caves or monks in robes, or may seem appealing but ultimately elusive and reserved for yoga teachers and the “super-spiritual”. This event will illuminate these concepts and offer powerful tools that any willing human can use to facilitate (and feel the benefits of!) a meditative mindset – whether in a cave or in a corner of the living room; in monk robes, yoga pants or pajamas.

In this workshop led by Leaflin, we will:

~ discover the meanings of the words “pranayama” & “mantra”, what these techniques are and how they can assist in meditation

~ explore what meditation is and why it is an essential practice

~ learn simple and potent practices that can be used daily to establish a baseline of calm and a foundation for reaching exalted states

Cost is $18, 10% PYIC Discount. Register for your spot at www.pureyogaavl.com/events. Photo cred: Rose Kaz

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Join us for a community workday at Carver Edible Park!

Let’s help keep the park a bountiful and beautiful space by clearing brush, mulching paths, and removing invasives. If we’re lucky, maybe we can scrounge an American persimmon or two as well ?

If you’re using a GPS, you can navigate to the park by plugging in “Stephens-Lee Recreation Center.” There is a parking lot with ample space, and the path down to the garden is across from the rec center.

Hot drinks and warm things to snack on provided! Just come ready to get a little dirty ? There will also be tools provided (shovels, loppers, wheelbarrows, work gloves, etc.) but if you have any of the items and an easy way to transport them, we’d encourage you to consider bringing them. Having too many isn’t a problem. If you have other ideas of projects you’d like to pull off during this workday (planting starts, updating the map, making more labels/signs) post a comment and let’s discuss it!

If anyone needs to get in contact, you can text or call Jillian Wolf: 3608195673.

https://www.facebook.com/events/591012994689544/

❄️❄️❄️Due to the incoming weather, this event has been cancelled!❄️❄️❄️

join us for a holiday tour of historical homes and buildings in Sylva and Dillsboro. Begin you journey at the fountain next to the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce, where you can pick up a flyer with a map of participating homes. Each of the homes and buildings will be decorated and open for tours with the owners. We will have cookies and cider for your enjoyment at the fountain. This event is free, with a suggested $20 donation. Must have own transportation.

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This fresh adaptation of the film is set in the fictional studio of WVL Radio Theatre, which is struggling to stay on the air one snowy winter’s night. The professional voice actors are unable to get to the studio, but the show must go on—and so a small but intrepid band of employees manages to create the story’s dozens of characters and scenes using just their voices and some everyday household items for sound effects.

https://www.facebook.com/events/334279477356360/?event_time_id=334279510689690

Mount St. Helen’s nuns are putting on a Christmas show which is an original ballet based on “The Nutcracker“. The show is filled with the traditional “nunsense humor” and one-liners that have made the Nunsense shows so popular.

The Asheville JCC Israeli Film Series continues in December with:
THE MUSEUM – film and discussion
Sunday, December 9 at 2pm
About the film:
The Museum is a film that observes, examines and ponders Israel’s most important cultural institution, the Israel Museum. The film follows the visitors, observes the observers, listens to the speakers and descends to the storerooms, labs and conference rooms. The American museum director, the singing security guard, the Jerusalemite curator, the Haredi kashrut inspector, the Palestinian guide and the visitor who lost her vision are some of the characters that take part in a chain of activities which add up to the museum. For about 18 months director Ran Tal collected footage of the daily routine of the museum that seeks to both reflect and mold the Israeli legacy and culture.
74 min.
English, Hebrew with English Subtitles
Tickets available online or at the box office.

About the Series:
This series is designed to allow us to use film as our window into the minds and culture of Israel. The 2nd Sunday of each month, a new Israeli film will be presented with a discussion to follow each film. The films have been selected to provide varying degrees and angles of perspective and insight. We invite you to come explore with us.

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In this beautiful play, Libby, a socially awkward woman with a tragic past, reluctantly throws a dinner party for a group of neighbors and acquaintances. As the drinks flow, discussions and debates ensue about everything from skydiving to family therapy to the merits of Topo Gigio. Connections are made and broken and made again as Libby and her guests explore what being alone, and being not alone, really means.

Directed by Jeff Catanese
Starring Edwin Glass, Scott Keel, Amanda Klinikowski, Christy Montesdeoca, Trinity Smith-Keel, Josephine Thomas and Henry Williamson III

RAFFLE ALERT! Some performances include an Admission + Raffle ticket option. On those nights you can add a $5 raffle ticket to your admission fee and be eligible for a gift with an $80 – $120 value! Raffle tickets will also be sold at the door.

https://www.facebook.com/events/575264369597847/?event_time_id=575264396264511

A spectacular professional production of the full original Nutcracker ballet from Imperial Russia interpreted and performed by Asheville’s own Ballet Company, directed by Ann Dunn.

December 7-8 at 7:30pm and December 8-9 at 2:30pm at Diana Wortham Theatre. Box office 828.257.4530 or online: https://bit.ly/2qcHwzJ. Tickets from $15-50.

Please visit www.ashevilleballet.com for more information.

The The Asheville Ballet’s Nutcracker has been a holiday tradition in Asheville for almost half a century. Children and adults will be charmed yet again by ballet’s greatest classic. This all-time favorite story of Clara’s magical midnight trip to the Land of Sweets is classical ballet at its best. Snow will fall in the Snow Queen’s kingdom, scary rats will frighten and good soldiers will rescue Clara, the exquisite Sugar Plum Fairy and her handsome Cavalier will dance their eternally lovely pas de deux, and beautiful flowers will waltz, and waltz, and waltz.

There is an historical line behind our production, from Petipa and Vaganova in 19th century Russia, to their pupil and dancer George Balanchine in 20th century New York, to his pupil Ann Dunn in 21st century Asheville.

This year’s production features exciting new choreography for Angels, Rats, Russian, and Chinese. A new Firebird Doll will entertain Clara. The artistic team that has built on original choreography by Marius Petipa, Ann Dunn, and Lyle Laney includes Fleming Lomax, Allison Hertzberg, Tricia Renshaw, and Rebecca Nohria.

We are most thrilled to welcome back Jaime Thompson as the Sugar Plum Fairy, and Daniel Johnson as her Cavalier.

“Asheville is so fortunate to have a resident ballet company of this caliber,” says Ann Dunn, Artistic Director. “The community has, essentially, a year-long resident repertoire company. Seasoned ballet fans and novices alike have the opportunity to watch consummate professionals perform a wide variety of roles, from classical to contemporary.”

A perfect opportunity for young people to encounter professional classical dance and a wonderful, traditional story, in a real theatrical experience.

Asheville Ballet has built a reputation on the belief that dance plays a vital role in the education and culture of the community. As a key component of its Educational Outreach Program, The Asheville Ballet will perform its entire production of the holiday classic The Nutcracker for school children on Thursday, December 6 at 9:00am. Seating at Diana Wortham Theatre is limited and is confirmed on a first come first served basis. Thanks to generous patronage, we are able to offer children’s tickets at $5 again this year. This popular opportunity fills up quickly. For reservations write Ann Dunn, Director at [email protected].

Asheville Ballet is North Carolina’s oldest non-profit ballet company. First incorporated in 1963, the company has created and presented work in Asheville every year since. In an average season, formal and educational outreach programming affects a culturally diverse audience of approximately 23,000 people. An active advisory panel and a strong, well-organized volunteer base assist a committed board.

Asheville Ballet has produced residencies by historical choreographers (Anna Sokolow, Douglas Dunn, Lori Bellilove), hosted master classes and workshops by international dance stars (Sean Curran, Mark Dendy, Chuck Davis, David Dorfman), produced the three-week Fall Into Dance festival, and commissioned both classical and contemporary choreography.

Asheville Ballet productions reflect the region’s varied interests. In addition to an ongoing relationship with The Biltmore Estate, work has been produced for fund-raisers (The Health Adventure, The Arts Council), civic events (Martin Luther King Day, Bele Chere Festival), and commercial events (The Dirty Dancing Festival, opening for the Pointer Sisters).

Since its inception, Asheville Ballet has produced both cutting edge interdisciplinary work and full-length major work. The company has collaborated with other local art agencies (the Asheville Symphony, Asheville Bravo Concerts, Asheville Community Theater, Asheville Lyric Opera), and has worked live with the area’s major musical, poetic, and visual artists.

In addition to promoting new work and a professional ballet company for our region, Asheville Ballet offers an annual lecture series on dance appreciation, in co-ordination with other local dance presenters, and generates educational articles on dance history and appreciation for national and local publications. The company has built a full library of dance-related materials.

Asheville Ballet’s commitment to supporting its professional adult members is evidenced by its challenging and stimulating performances, choreography, and teaching opportunities. The company also continues to nurture the careers of advanced youth members. Dancers who have worked with the ballet have performed with Alvin Ailey, Kirov Ballet, Pennsylvania Ballet, Fort Worth Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, Colorado Ballet, Hartford Ballet, Boston Ballet, Geneva Ballet, National Ballet of Cuba, and the Radio City Music Hall Rockettes. Company dancers have appeared in Broadway musicals, Hollywood films, and have won titles all the way up to Miss and Mrs. America. They have also been accepted at the schools of the New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Juilliard, Boston Ballet, Jose Limon, Paul Taylor, Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham, Robert Joffrey, and The Dance Conservatory at Purchase.

Asheville Ballet has created and found funding for scholarships for advanced dancers to pursue professional work in New York and Europe, and for underprivileged children to study dance in Asheville. The company has worked with Project Steam, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Helpmate, Elida Home, Presbyterian Home for Children, and local churches to locate and encourage new dancers and dance-appreciators. The Tix for Tots program makes hundreds of tickets available to introduce young people to the wonders of dance.

For more information visit ashevilleballet.com or email [email protected].

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A revival of 2016’s premiere of this holiday family crowd-pleaser! It’s Christmas Eve in 1955 at a small town train depot where the snowy weather has caused some delays. Over the course of the evening, strangers become friends, friends become family, and the warmth of human connection is deepened through stories and songs. Though the weather outside is frightful, inside the depot it’s delightful as memories of Christmases past are shared. Written by local storyteller and musician Tom Godleski and performed with original music and traditional songs by local bluegrass musicians. Directed by Lori Beland Hilliard.

https://www.facebook.com/events/479152739242730/?event_time_id=479152785909392

The season’s jolliest elf is receiving visitors at the Mast Store in Hendersonville on December 2 and 9 from 2:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Bring your camera to take your Christmas pictures with Santa as youngsters review their wish lists. They will be cherished memories.

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The season’s jolliest elf is receiving visitors at the Mast Store in Hendersonville on December 2 and 9 from 2:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m.

Bring your camera to take your Christmas pictures with Santa as youngsters review their wish lists. They will be cherished memories.

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UPDATE: WE ARE SOLD OUT. For a 12/14 class go to :

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The plants that deck the halls at Winter Solstice were not chosen randomly by peoples of the past. Pine, holly, oak, rose hip, and fir, all these trees and plants held powerful edible, medicinal and folkloric uses. We’ll explore the historical and folk magical uses of wreath making plants while crafting an edible, medicinal and magical wreath of our own to take home.

Materials provided.

15- 35$ Sliding scale.

Please pre-register, (there is room for 15), by messaging me. We have limited materials and space!

Taught by Appalachian folk magical ethnobotanist Rebecca Beyer of www.bloodandspicebush.com

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Hi, James Navé here. During every holiday season, for as long as I can remember, I’ve performed A Child’s Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas as a gift to the community. This year I’d like to invite you to me for this year’s performance at The Black Mountain Center for the Arts at 3 pm on December 9. Admission is free.

I’ll open the gathering by reciting A Child’s Christmas in Wales by Dylan Thomas. Following that, we’ll have a thirty-minute salon conversation about the pleasures of remembering and the joys of telling stories.

Hope to see you there. Happy Holidays.

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Christmas fundraiser for the Tryon Summer Youth Theater

As a Director, Chris Tinkler knows how important the Tryon Summer Youth Theater is for kids—and families of those kids. It’s a character-building experience for the youngsters, bonding with their co-actors, taking responsibility not only for themselves, but for the final dazzling production. What a joy to witness all the hard work and incredible talent of our local youth come to fruition.

For the last three years an anonymous donor from the Polk County Community Foundation has made it possible for the Friday night show tickets to be just $5 each. This made a huge difference for the families of the performers. Now all the children in the family could attend; Grandma and Grandpa, and aunts and uncles and cousins and friends and neighbors—all could afford to experience live theater and applaud these amazing, hardworking kids.

Tinkler’s goal is to make all seats—for all performances—just $5. And to help with that goal, he’s staging a one-man show at the TLT Workshop: Truman Capote’s “A Christmas Memory”. The story takes place in the 1930s and describes a period in the lives of the seven-year-old narrator and an elderly woman who is his distant cousin and best friend. The narrative focuses on friendship and the joy of giving during the Christmas season.

The show runs for three performances, December 7 & 8 at 7:30pm, and December 9 at 3:00pm. Come early for some light hors d’oeuvres and holiday cheer and show your support for our area youth! Tickets are $25 and can be ordered online at www.tltinfo.org.The Workshop box office (516 S. Trade St. in Tryon), is also open between 10:00 am and 1:00 pm, December 3 through December 8, or you can call 828-0859-2466 for more information.

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We welcome back the incredible James Navé as he again presents the classic story “A Child’s Christmas in Wales” by Dylan Thomas. Navé transports us to another time and another place where the season was packed with delights for all our senses, when children believed and villagers created a special time in that special place. Join us for an afternoon and leave renewed. This experience is a gift from Navé and we are accepting donations at the door. General seating.

https://www.facebook.com/events/285523042088883/

Jack of the Wood : Sunday-Irish Session 

Sundays

1 till who knows when?

Traditional Irish music is kept alive at Jack of the Wood with our unplugged Sunday session.

Jack of the Wood

95 Patton ave

Asheville, NC 28801

(828) 252.5445

http://www.jackofthewood.com/

December 30 (Sunday) at 3pm, doors at 2:15.
Suggested donation $25.

Joining Paula and Peggy on this ‘acoustic’ version of their show will be James Vandenburg on guitar and backing vocals and Zack Page on bass.

Refreshments will be served (with beer and wine) for donations to a local charity.
The sound of the voice of Linda Ronstadt has been a familiar one for generations. For local musicians and vocalists Paula Hanke and Peggy Ratusz, who grew up idolizing her music, it was a clarion call to put together a show featuring some of her best works, when news broke in 2013 that Ronstadt was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

In their sensational act, Paula Hanke and Peggy Ratusz belt out hit after hit from Ms. Ronstadt’s eclectic 28-studio-album catalog while adding personal stories and historic accounts of her impressive achievements. With a setlist as varied as the multiple genres spanned by this quintessential song interpreter, LOVE IS A ROSE takes audiences on an exciting journey through the worlds of rock, pop, country rock, Latin, folk and jazz standards. And of course, no Linda Ronstadt tribute would be complete without selections from her collection of Mexican folk songs. Canciones de Mi Padre, released in 1987 is still the biggest selling non-English-language album in American history.

This warm and charismatic North Carolina-based duo comes together to honor and celebrate Linda Ronstadt following diverse solo careers: Hanke as a performer on TV’s Star Search and casino showroom-headliner, and Ratusz as a two-time semifinalist in the International Blues Challenge and opening act for The Tedeschi Trucks Band. They join forces with their four-piece band to sing incredible hits like “When Will I Be Loved,” “Blue Bayou,” “That’ll Be The Day,” “It’s So Easy,” “Poor Poor Pitiful Me,” “Tumbling Dice,” “Lo Siento Mi Vida,” “Desperado,” “You’re No Good,” “What’s New,” “Different Drum,” and more.

http://www.loveisaroselive.com

DIRECTIONS TO 721 Streamside

DIRECTIONS

From I-26 take EXIT 37, LONG SHOALS Rd.

Drive WEST (away from Biltmore Park).

LEFT at the 2nd traffic light @ BREVARD RD. 300 yards.

RIGHT on AVERY’S CREEK RD. There is a cute little white church with a red door on the right at the intersection.

3.5 miles until the road ends at a gate labeled AVERY PARK.

APPLE MAPS and possibly other GPS systems will tell you to turn at Mt. Laurel Rd. DO NOT TURN THERE.

Continue on Avery’s Creek Rd until it ends at the Avery Park gate.

At the call box, if the gate is not open scroll to SPARKS with the A-Z buttons and press CALL. We will buzz you in.

1/2 Mile to the STOP sign.

LEFT on STREAMSIDE DR Go past the first driveway on the right and take the next right, which is a GRAVEL road.

Sally and Lora

721 Streamside Dr Arden, NC 28704

828-654-7357

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The Nutcracker has been a Spartanburg Beloved Holiday Tradition for 28 years. If you have not experienced Ballet Spartanburg’s Nutcracker, you have not experienced the beauty and the spectacular version created by Carlos Agudelo. Over 100 dancers will fill Twichell’s stage with incredible costumes and a magnificent Christmas tree which grows before your very eyes. Journey with Clara into the Land of Sweets with her Nutcracker and you will find the child in you is till in awe of The Nutcracker. With the Upstate’s only resident professional company of dancers, students from the Center for Dance Education and community adults, this is your year to see The Nutcracker for the first time or for the 10th time. The magic is in believing.

https://www.facebook.com/events/356135421824879/

The Nutcracker has been a Spartanburg Beloved Holiday Tradition for 28 years. If you have not experienced Ballet Spartanburg’s Nutcracker, you have not experienced the beauty and the spectacular version created by Carlos Agudelo. Over 100 dancers will fill Twichell’s stage with incredible costumes and a magnificent Christmas tree which grows before your very eyes. Journey with Clara into the Land of Sweets with her Nutcracker and you will find the child in you is till in awe of The Nutcracker. With the Upstate’s only resident professional company of dancers, students from the Center for Dance Education and community adults, this is your year to see The Nutcracker for the first time or for the 10th time. The magic is in believing.

https://www.facebook.com/events/356135421824879/?event_time_id=356135441824877

Each individual who donates more than $25 worth of toys will be given a 10% discount, that day, toward their entire tab.

https://www.facebook.com/events/563935094055904/?event_time_id=563935130722567

Paul and I will provide a live soundtrack for your Sunday afternoon winedown. Sorry. I couldn’t stop myself. Mrs. Hoke and I have visited this lovely room several times but this is my first time playing for them so–you know–some people showing up would probably be a good thing. Come be a good thing. Do it. Thatisall.

enjjoy a variety of tinsel-draped items at www.toddhoke.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/2158251051091221/

Screen viewing of “Dance All Night – The Highwoods Stringband Story”. This iconic old-time band left it’s mark in our music culture, reviving old-time stringband music to much of the country in the late 60’s through the 70’s. They had many ties to the Asheville scene, not the least of which was their performing with the Green Grass Cloggers at many of the national festivals held around the US.
Movie screening via blue-ray provided courtesy of the film maker – Larry Edelman. Come join us for free, but we’ll also take up donations to send back to the producers of this excellent piece of history. They spent countless hours and cold, hard cash to make it available, so help if you can.
An old-time jam will break out afterwards!

https://www.facebook.com/events/2161125847538451/

JLAD (Jimmi Lang’s Almost Doors) is celebrating Jim Morrison’s Birthday.

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