Calendar of Events
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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Ribbon Cutting & Open Houses
U.S. Army Recruiting-Asheville Company is Western North Carolina’s local resource for entrance into the United States Army.
Since 1775, the U.S. Army has served this nation and is always looking for qualified Americans to join. Your local Army recruiter in Asheville can provide all the information to make the best decision for yourself and your family. The Army has over 150 different jobs, whether you want to
join to serve your country, learn a skill, or start a career, they have a place for you. With bonuses up to $50K, unmatched benefits, and the ability to serve as either part-time in the Army Reserve or full-time as Active Duty, the Army can’t be beat.
Join 1st Lieutenant Garrick Harbison and his recruiting team for a ribbon cutting and welcome them to the Chamber on March 9th, at 4 pm, on the Chamber lawn. Learn more about career options and pick up some Army swag!
Their offices are located at 174 Merrimon Avenue, Asheville, NC, (828) 253-6921.
Ready to make business connections? Whether you are a seasoned networker, a newbie or overwhelmed by traditional networking mixers, you’ll fit right in at Mega Networking. In a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, you’ll meet business contacts from a variety of industries, gain exposure for your company and learn about other local businesses.
Held just twice a year, Mega Networking’s structured, “round robin” approach allows you to make valuable connections in a small group. Each person has a chance to share about their business, and a table leader moderates to put you at ease and keep the group on track. As you rotate from table to table throughout the morning, you’ll interact with most of the attendees.
You’ll leave with great leads, great ideas and positive energy to keep your business moving forward.
The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Pardee UNC Health Care, Optimum/Morris Broadband, and Judy Stroud/State Farm Insurance are pleased to announce the 15th Annual ATHENA Leadership Award in Henderson County in memory of Vanessa Y. Mintz. Nominations are now being accepted for the ATHENA Leadership Award, which will be presented at the Professional Women’s Luncheon in May to an exemplary leader who has achieved excellence in their business or profession, served the community in a meaningful way, and, most importantly, actively assisted women to achieve their full leadership potential.
Founded over 30 years ago, ATHENA International is a women’s leadership organization that supports, develops and honors women leaders through the programs it administers. ATHENA’s flagship program, the ATHENA Leadership Award Program, has honored over 6000 women leaders from hundreds of cities and eight countries since its inception in 1982.
Vanessa Y. Mintz brought the ATHENA award to Henderson County in 2008 and she embodied the values underlying ATHENA 
International’s philosophy of incorporating the talent and expertise of women into the leadership of our businesses, our communities, and our government. Reflective of a quote attributed to Plato, “What is honored in a country will be cultivated there”, the ATHENA Leadership Award honors and illuminates the leaders and leadership styles of individuals others would emulate.
The program is facilitated locally by the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, a licensed ATHENA host organization. Nominations are sought throughout the community. Recipients are selected by a diverse group of out-of-town professional judges, based on Athena leadership criteria.
ATHENA Leadership Award Recipients hail from all professional sectors. The award’s rich history, international scope, and emphasis on mentorship make this award unique and amongst the most prestigious leadership awards one can receive. Past Henderson County ATHENA Recipients Include:
Kathy Streeter Morgan (2021)
Barbara Volk, City of Hendersonville (2020)
Barb Morgan, Project Dignity of WNC (2019)
Lee Henderson Hill, Community Foundation of Henderson County (2018)
Roxanna Pepper, Children & Family Resource Center (2017)
Judy Stroud, State Farm Insurance (2016)
Judith Long, Free Clinics (2015)
Caroline Long, St. Gerard House (2014)
Annie Fritschner, First United Methodist Church (2013)
Myra Grant, Pardee Hospital Foundation (2012)
Joyce Mason, Four Seasons Compassion for Life (2011)
Pat Shepherd, Pat’s School of Dance (2010)
Ragan Ward, Carolina Alliance Bank (2009)
Robin Reed, Bares It All (2008)
ATHENA Leadership Award Recipients are presented a hand-cast, bronzed and crystal sculpture that symbolizes the strength, courage, and wisdom of ATHENA Recipients.
Did you know we have a Professional Networking Group specifically for veterans? For this group, participants should have a business that is veteran-owned or someone in a management position attending who is a veteran. Meetings happen monthly!
If you’re interested, please contact Member Development Specialist Jessica Kanupp at [email protected] for more information.
Our Professional Networking Groups are dedicated member professionals who gather weekly to develop relationships, learn about each member’s business, and share leads and business ideas. Only one representative per industry is permitted.
To learn more about PNGs, contact Senior Director of Member Engagement Amy Jackson at [email protected].
No cost due to sponsor support
Why start a podcast? How do I start a podcast? How much does it cost? This course offers insight and a behind the scenes perspective on podcasting. Cost, equipment, platforms, and best practices will be taught. Each student will “launch” their own podcast by the end of class!
Speaker(s): Chris Downey
Co-Sponsor(s): Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Brevard/Transylvania Chamber of Commerce
Webinar info forthcoming
The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Pardee UNC Health Care, Optimum/Morris Broadband, and Judy Stroud/State Farm Insurance are pleased to announce the 15th Annual ATHENA Leadership Award in Henderson County in memory of Vanessa Y. Mintz. Nominations are now being accepted for the ATHENA Leadership Award, which will be presented at the Professional Women’s Luncheon in May to an exemplary leader who has achieved excellence in their business or profession, served the community in a meaningful way, and, most importantly, actively assisted women to achieve their full leadership potential.
Founded over 30 years ago, ATHENA International is a women’s leadership organization that supports, develops and honors women leaders through the programs it administers. ATHENA’s flagship program, the ATHENA Leadership Award Program, has honored over 6000 women leaders from hundreds of cities and eight countries since its inception in 1982.
Vanessa Y. Mintz brought the ATHENA award to Henderson County in 2008 and she embodied the values underlying ATHENA
International’s philosophy of incorporating the talent and expertise of women into the leadership of our businesses, our communities, and our government. Reflective of a quote attributed to Plato, “What is honored in a country will be cultivated there”, the ATHENA Leadership Award honors and illuminates the leaders and leadership styles of individuals others would emulate.
The program is facilitated locally by the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, a licensed ATHENA host organization. Nominations are sought throughout the community. Recipients are selected by a diverse group of out-of-town professional judges, based on Athena leadership criteria.
ATHENA Leadership Award Recipients hail from all professional sectors. The award’s rich history, international scope, and emphasis on mentorship make this award unique and amongst the most prestigious leadership awards one can receive. Past Henderson County ATHENA Recipients Include:
Kathy Streeter Morgan (2021)
Barbara Volk, City of Hendersonville (2020)
Barb Morgan, Project Dignity of WNC (2019)
Lee Henderson Hill, Community Foundation of Henderson County (2018)
Roxanna Pepper, Children & Family Resource Center (2017)
Judy Stroud, State Farm Insurance (2016)
Judith Long, Free Clinics (2015)
Caroline Long, St. Gerard House (2014)
Annie Fritschner, First United Methodist Church (2013)
Myra Grant, Pardee Hospital Foundation (2012)
Joyce Mason, Four Seasons Compassion for Life (2011)
Pat Shepherd, Pat’s School of Dance (2010)
Ragan Ward, Carolina Alliance Bank (2009)
Robin Reed, Bares It All (2008)
ATHENA Leadership Award Recipients are presented a hand-cast, bronzed and crystal sculpture that symbolizes the strength, courage, and wisdom of ATHENA Recipients.
Did you know we have a Professional Networking Group specifically for veterans? For this group, participants should have a business that is veteran-owned or someone in a management position attending who is a veteran. Meetings happen monthly!
If you’re interested, please contact Member Development Specialist Jessica Kanupp at [email protected] for more information.
Our Professional Networking Groups are dedicated member professionals who gather weekly to develop relationships, learn about each member’s business, and share leads and business ideas. Only one representative per industry is permitted.
To learn more about PNGs, contact Senior Director of Member Engagement Amy Jackson at [email protected].
No cost due to sponsor support
A brand is more than a name and logo. It is the perception that people have in their mind about a company, product or service that attracts them to you. Marketing a brand is like a 6-cylinder engine. If all 6-cylinders are not working together, one does not get the full power from the engine. Having only a website, business card and social media is like only having 3 cylinders. You do not get the full power from the brand.
Can the Market Your Brand Workshop help you with your market your company, product or service?
Take this self-test. You get one point for each that fits your company.
___ Healthy Increases in Annual Sales
___ High Profit Margins
___ Top of Search – Page 1 on Google My Business with a 4.5-5 Star Rating and High Number of Reviews
___ Branded Mobile-Friendly Website with High Traffic Numbers
___ Top Of Mind (When people think of your business category your name pops into their mind.)
___ Branded Social Media Platform with High Number of Likes & Followers
___ Branded Content Strategy (know and use key words that attract customers)
___ Branded Collateral Material (all printed materials are current and effective i.e. business card)
___ Use Brand Pivot Point in Making Marketing Decisions
___ Have and use a Customer Database to Market the Brand
___ Market to all 3 Stages in the Customer Cycle (Prospect, 1st Time Customer and Repeat Customer)
___ Use Brand Tagline in all Online and Print Marketing Materials
___ Branded Advertising Specialties (all promotional materials are current and effective i.e. tee-shirts)
___ Branded Company Spaces (promote brand in offices, lobby, store front, hallways, bathroom, etc.)
___ Branded External and Internal Signage (use signage to promote brand and it is current)
___ Total
If you have a score of less than 14, the Market Your Brand Workshop can help create a plan to better Market Your Brand.
Speaker(s): Gary Heisey
Co-Sponsor(s): Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Brevard/Transylvania Chamber of Commerce
Webinar info will be sent after registration
All community members of all ages and interests are invited to attend this event. If you are a nonprofit interested in participating in the 2022 Volunteer Expo, please email us at [email protected].
No cost due to sponsor support
A brand is more than a name and logo. It is the perception that people have in their mind about a company, product or service that attracts them to you. Marketing a brand is like a 6-cylinder engine. If all 6-cylinders are not working together, one does not get the full power from the engine. Having only a website, business card and social media is like only having 3 cylinders. You do not get the full power from the brand.
Can the Market Your Brand Workshop help you with your market your company, product or service?
Take this self-test. You get one point for each that fits your company.
___ Healthy Increases in Annual Sales
___ High Profit Margins
___ Top of Search – Page 1 on Google My Business with a 4.5-5 Star Rating and High Number of Reviews
___ Branded Mobile-Friendly Website with High Traffic Numbers
___ Top Of Mind (When people think of your business category your name pops into their mind.)
___ Branded Social Media Platform with High Number of Likes & Followers
___ Branded Content Strategy (know and use key words that attract customers)
___ Branded Collateral Material (all printed materials are current and effective i.e. business card)
___ Use Brand Pivot Point in Making Marketing Decisions
___ Have and use a Customer Database to Market the Brand
___ Market to all 3 Stages in the Customer Cycle (Prospect, 1st Time Customer and Repeat Customer)
___ Use Brand Tagline in all Online and Print Marketing Materials
___ Branded Advertising Specialties (all promotional materials are current and effective i.e. tee-shirts)
___ Branded Company Spaces (promote brand in offices, lobby, store front, hallways, bathroom, etc.)
___ Branded External and Internal Signage (use signage to promote brand and it is current)
___ Total
If you have a score of less than 14, the Market Your Brand Workshop can help create a plan to better Market Your Brand.
Speaker(s): Gary Heisey
Co-Sponsor(s): Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Brevard/Transylvania Chamber of Commerce
Webinar info will be emailed after registration
Buncombe County is seeking project ideas to help the community recover from and respond to COVID-19 and its negative economic impacts. Nonprofits and public organizations can submit projects now for consideration to be funded by federal COVID Recovery Funding. This is the second Request for Proposals issued by the County as part of COVID Recovery Funding, which Buncombe County was allocated $50.7M through the American Rescue Plan Act. So far, the county has awarded $23.1M to 27 projects, leaving $27.6 M available still to award.
Buncombe County Commissioners have selected ten categories for this round of proposals:
- Affordable Housing
- Aging/Older Adults
- Business Support/Economic Development
- Environment/Climate
- Homelessness
- K-12 Education
- Infrastructure and/or Broadband
- Mental Health/Substance Use
- NC Pre-K Expansion
- Workforce
If you are interested in applying, the deadline is Tuesday, April 12 at noon. Learn more here.
The county is also holding a workshop that will help you better understand what projects the County is looking to fund and best practices on creating a successful application. Learn more about the scope of projects Buncombe County is looking for and have a chance to ask questions. All questions and responses from the session will be posted in the form of an addendum, and a recording of the session will be published.
The virtual funding workshop will be held on Monday, March 14 from 1:30-3 p.m. Register here.
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Tanglewood Summer Camp PositionsWe are seeking teachers, teachers’ assistants, stage managers, and junior camp assistants for this year’s Tanglewood Summer Camp! Applications are open and will be accepted through March 31, 2022. |
Did you know we have a Professional Networking Group specifically for veterans? For this group, participants should have a business that is veteran-owned or someone in a management position attending who is a veteran. Meetings happen monthly!
If you’re interested, please contact Member Development Specialist Jessica Kanupp at [email protected] for more information.
Our Professional Networking Groups are dedicated member professionals who gather weekly to develop relationships, learn about each member’s business, and share leads and business ideas. Only one representative per industry is permitted.
To learn more about PNGs, contact Senior Director of Member Engagement Amy Jackson at [email protected].
Buncombe County is seeking project ideas to help the community recover from and respond to COVID-19 and its negative economic impacts. Nonprofits and public organizations can submit projects now for consideration to be funded by federal COVID Recovery Funding. This is the second Request for Proposals issued by the County as part of COVID Recovery Funding, which Buncombe County was allocated $50.7M through the American Rescue Plan Act. So far, the county has awarded $23.1M to 27 projects, leaving $27.6 M available still to award.
Buncombe County Commissioners have selected ten categories for this round of proposals:
- Affordable Housing
- Aging/Older Adults
- Business Support/Economic Development
- Environment/Climate
- Homelessness
- K-12 Education
- Infrastructure and/or Broadband
- Mental Health/Substance Use
- NC Pre-K Expansion
- Workforce
If you are interested in applying, the deadline is Tuesday, April 12 at noon. Learn more here.
The county is also holding a workshop that will help you better understand what projects the County is looking to fund and best practices on creating a successful application. Learn more about the scope of projects Buncombe County is looking for and have a chance to ask questions. All questions and responses from the session will be posted in the form of an addendum, and a recording of the session will be published.
The virtual funding workshop will be held on Monday, March 14 from 1:30-3 p.m. Register here.
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Tanglewood Summer Camp PositionsWe are seeking teachers, teachers’ assistants, stage managers, and junior camp assistants for this year’s Tanglewood Summer Camp! Applications are open and will be accepted through March 31, 2022. |
Manufacturing represents 12% of the Asheville Metro’s economy with more than 21,000 jobs. Join the Asheville Chamber as we visit Linamar for our first Manufacturing Morning, a new series highlighting the contributions the manufacturing industry makes in our community.
Located in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Arden, NC, Linamar North Carolina is a leader in precision CNC machining for the automotive industry for engine blocks, transmission housing and transmission gears. Linamar North Carolina is continuing to expand their portfolio with their new program launch in the electrical vehicle sector. With their expansion, Linamar North Carolina is seeking hundreds of candidates looking to learn and grow in a culture of flexibility, innovation and collaboration.
Business leaders will have an opportunity to make connections and hear about Linamar’s company culture, work environment, and manufacturing process. Our partners at Linamar take great pride in being a diversified manufacturer. Their products power vehicles, work, motion, and lives, and their capabilities allow them to maximize each opportunity. Their thinking is shaped by a simple phrase: Powering Futures. They envision a sustainable future for the environment, people, their suppliers, customers, and communities. Within the company, the Stepping Stool is the foundation of a culture of Performance, Respect, Balance, and Care — just some of the key qualities which drive their environmental, social, and governance responsibilities. The folks at Linamar believe in the caring and well-being of their employees and the communities in which they live and operate.
Space is limited and registration is required (free). Please register by March 10th.
This event is offered as a benefit for Chamber membership. If you’re considering Chamber membership and would like to attend this event we welcome you to come and check us out! Please contact Jessica Kanupp, our Membership Development Specialist, at [email protected]
Did you know we have a Professional Networking Group specifically for veterans? For this group, participants should have a business that is veteran-owned or someone in a management position attending who is a veteran. Meetings happen monthly!
If you’re interested, please contact Member Development Specialist Jessica Kanupp at [email protected] for more information.
Our Professional Networking Groups are dedicated member professionals who gather weekly to develop relationships, learn about each member’s business, and share leads and business ideas. Only one representative per industry is permitted.
To learn more about PNGs, contact Senior Director of Member Engagement Amy Jackson at [email protected].
No cost due to sponsor support
(You do not need to have attended Part 1 to attend Part 2)
Facebook is the largest and most prolific social media channel out there with over 2 billion users. So, how to best leverage it for your business or nonprofit? In this session we will continue touch on all the most important basics for 2022 and beyond:
- How to position your brand on Facebook
- Best practices for a successful Facebook business page
- What type of content to post/share to get the most engagement
- What type of content Facebook favors which increases your visibility
And we will continue deeper in Part 2 and talk about:
- A Plan: when to post, how often, and how to tag for more engagement
- How to leverage Reviews
- A quick starting look into boosting/paid ads
- Live Q&A
Speaker(s): Aaron Wesley Means
Co-Sponsor(s): Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Brevard/Transylvania Chamber of Commerce
Webinar info will be emailed after registration
Buncombe County is seeking project ideas to help the community recover from and respond to COVID-19 and its negative economic impacts. Nonprofits and public organizations can submit projects now for consideration to be funded by federal COVID Recovery Funding. This is the second Request for Proposals issued by the County as part of COVID Recovery Funding, which Buncombe County was allocated $50.7M through the American Rescue Plan Act. So far, the county has awarded $23.1M to 27 projects, leaving $27.6 M available still to award.
Buncombe County Commissioners have selected ten categories for this round of proposals:
- Affordable Housing
- Aging/Older Adults
- Business Support/Economic Development
- Environment/Climate
- Homelessness
- K-12 Education
- Infrastructure and/or Broadband
- Mental Health/Substance Use
- NC Pre-K Expansion
- Workforce
If you are interested in applying, the deadline is Tuesday, April 12 at noon. Learn more here.
The county is also holding a workshop that will help you better understand what projects the County is looking to fund and best practices on creating a successful application. Learn more about the scope of projects Buncombe County is looking for and have a chance to ask questions. All questions and responses from the session will be posted in the form of an addendum, and a recording of the session will be published.
The virtual funding workshop will be held on Monday, March 14 from 1:30-3 p.m. Register here.
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Tanglewood Summer Camp PositionsWe are seeking teachers, teachers’ assistants, stage managers, and junior camp assistants for this year’s Tanglewood Summer Camp! Applications are open and will be accepted through March 31, 2022. |
Living Color 2022 DEI Conference and Business Expo will feature thought-provoking speakers who will share their successes and programs implemented to continue each organization’s DEI journey, plus a Living Color Business Expo for companies to showcase and inform others of their DEI story, bring an awareness of their recruiting efforts, and gain brand exposure that details how to work with a minority-owned business!
Speakers:
Dr. Rebecca Battle-Bryant, Ph.D., SHRM-CP/President and Owner, Battle Plan Consulting, LLC
Ron Doney, Creator of Wow/ Founder & CEO, Think Up
Rev J.M. Flemming, President, Greenville Branch of NAACP #5522
Lee Gill, J.D., Chief Diversity Officer, Clemson University
L. Jerry Knighton, Jr., Assistant Vice President Access and Equity/Executive Director of Supplier Diversity, Clemson Univerity
Evelyn Lugo, President/Founder, South Carolina Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Dominique Milton, President, Carolinas-Virginia Minority Supplier Diversity Council
Dominik Mjartan, CEO, Optus Bank
Dr. Tracy R. Powell, Founder, Executive Coaching Institute for Minority Women
Tyler Prescott, Executive Director, Upstate LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Nika White, President/CEO, Nika White Consulting
Joey Whitinart, Featured Artist
JDew, Master of Ceremonies
Sponsors:
A special thank you to our sponsors Southern First Bank and AFL!
Did you know we have a Professional Networking Group specifically for veterans? For this group, participants should have a business that is veteran-owned or someone in a management position attending who is a veteran. Meetings happen monthly!
If you’re interested, please contact Member Development Specialist Jessica Kanupp at [email protected] for more information.
Our Professional Networking Groups are dedicated member professionals who gather weekly to develop relationships, learn about each member’s business, and share leads and business ideas. Only one representative per industry is permitted.
To learn more about PNGs, contact Senior Director of Member Engagement Amy Jackson at [email protected].
Buncombe County is seeking project ideas to help the community recover from and respond to COVID-19 and its negative economic impacts. Nonprofits and public organizations can submit projects now for consideration to be funded by federal COVID Recovery Funding. This is the second Request for Proposals issued by the County as part of COVID Recovery Funding, which Buncombe County was allocated $50.7M through the American Rescue Plan Act. So far, the county has awarded $23.1M to 27 projects, leaving $27.6 M available still to award.
Buncombe County Commissioners have selected ten categories for this round of proposals:
- Affordable Housing
- Aging/Older Adults
- Business Support/Economic Development
- Environment/Climate
- Homelessness
- K-12 Education
- Infrastructure and/or Broadband
- Mental Health/Substance Use
- NC Pre-K Expansion
- Workforce
If you are interested in applying, the deadline is Tuesday, April 12 at noon. Learn more here.
The county is also holding a workshop that will help you better understand what projects the County is looking to fund and best practices on creating a successful application. Learn more about the scope of projects Buncombe County is looking for and have a chance to ask questions. All questions and responses from the session will be posted in the form of an addendum, and a recording of the session will be published.
The virtual funding workshop will be held on Monday, March 14 from 1:30-3 p.m. Register here.
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Tanglewood Summer Camp PositionsWe are seeking teachers, teachers’ assistants, stage managers, and junior camp assistants for this year’s Tanglewood Summer Camp! Applications are open and will be accepted through March 31, 2022. |
Did you know we have a Professional Networking Group specifically for veterans? For this group, participants should have a business that is veteran-owned or someone in a management position attending who is a veteran. Meetings happen monthly!
If you’re interested, please contact Member Development Specialist Jessica Kanupp at [email protected] for more information.
Our Professional Networking Groups are dedicated member professionals who gather weekly to develop relationships, learn about each member’s business, and share leads and business ideas. Only one representative per industry is permitted.
To learn more about PNGs, contact Senior Director of Member Engagement Amy Jackson at [email protected].
No cost due to sponsor support
Want more eyes (and ears) on your business? A podcast gives you an opportunity to expand your customer reach and grow an audience. Your business is your passion. Your story is your passion. Engaging listeners/viewers with a podcast can boost your business. This course teaches for profits/non-profits how to utilize multiple podcast platforms and social media to increase traffic to their companies. Step by step guidelines and easy to follow protocols will be discussed to ensure maximum results as you enter the world of podcasting!
Speaker(s): Chris Downey
Co-Sponsor(s): Henderson County Chamber of Commerce, Brevard/Transylvania Chamber of Commerce
Webinar info forthcoming
Live in-person event.
5:50-6:00: Networking – Food
6:00-7:00: Working With SOLIDWORKS PDM -Tom Cote (Pirates of Tampa
Bay SWUG Leader)
7:00-7:30: Wrap up & Door Prize
Buncombe County is seeking project ideas to help the community recover from and respond to COVID-19 and its negative economic impacts. Nonprofits and public organizations can submit projects now for consideration to be funded by federal COVID Recovery Funding. This is the second Request for Proposals issued by the County as part of COVID Recovery Funding, which Buncombe County was allocated $50.7M through the American Rescue Plan Act. So far, the county has awarded $23.1M to 27 projects, leaving $27.6 M available still to award.
Buncombe County Commissioners have selected ten categories for this round of proposals:
- Affordable Housing
- Aging/Older Adults
- Business Support/Economic Development
- Environment/Climate
- Homelessness
- K-12 Education
- Infrastructure and/or Broadband
- Mental Health/Substance Use
- NC Pre-K Expansion
- Workforce
If you are interested in applying, the deadline is Tuesday, April 12 at noon. Learn more here.
The county is also holding a workshop that will help you better understand what projects the County is looking to fund and best practices on creating a successful application. Learn more about the scope of projects Buncombe County is looking for and have a chance to ask questions. All questions and responses from the session will be posted in the form of an addendum, and a recording of the session will be published.
The virtual funding workshop will be held on Monday, March 14 from 1:30-3 p.m. Register here.
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Tanglewood Summer Camp PositionsWe are seeking teachers, teachers’ assistants, stage managers, and junior camp assistants for this year’s Tanglewood Summer Camp! Applications are open and will be accepted through March 31, 2022. |