Calendar of Events

We are stoked to finally get Sol Driven Train in the house!!! Member Tickets only until 1/18/19. Get them while the gettin’ is good!!!
https://www.185kingst.com/events/sol-driven-train-member-tickets-1-18-19/

Sol Driven Train’s music weaves through genres like images in a Tom Robbins paragraph. The band’s playful sonic schizophrenia absorbs songwriting influences like John Prine and Paul Simon, Afro-caribbean rhythmic explorations, and funky New Orleans-style brass into earnest songs of life, love, loss, and long johns. The versatile 5-piece band, based in Charleston, SC, features rotating lead vocalists, and multi-instrumental talent spread across horns, strings, keyboards, and percussion. Combining rich varieties of American pop and folk music into their own brass-kickin’ roots rock sound, Sol Driven Train has carved out a unique musical identity within the Jam and Americana music scene.

Sol Driven Train’s sound has helped shape their hometown’s musical identity for more than a decade. It’s soulful and rich like Charleston’s food, approachable like its people, rooted in history like its architecture, and as diverse as you’d expect from a city that, for instance, has a Prius-driving Democrat for a mayor in one of the country’s reddest states. During the spring of 2000, a close circle of friends began gathering in college apartments downtown Charleston to create sound and share in the fun and cathartic joy of music. READ MORE

https://www.facebook.com/events/198846701038437/

Main Outdoor Stage
8-11pm
FREE SHOW!

STIG is an all-instrumental progressive jazz/funk fusion band based out of Asheville, North Carolina, consisting of 5 best friends from a myriad of places both geographically and musically, including Ryan Stigmon on saxophone, Thomson Knoles on keyboards, Artie Sadtler on bass, Jack McChesney on drums, and Riley Hoover on guitar. They are individually influenced by jazz, funk, metal, bluegrass, psychedelic rock, and beyond. A day in the STIG tour van is soundracked by an absurd potluck of 5 musical brains and their live shows artfully weave their improvisational nature with tight communication and 3 years of playing and growing together, to create a high energy, exploratory and engaging experience.

STIG’s music is the culmination of a democratic and highly collaborative song-writing process – their tunes are all original and always written as a group to fuse each member’s genre-crossing influences. Since forming while at Berklee College of Music in Boston, STIG has been touring the country non-stop, and developing community around their music in the Southeast region.

From opening for the likes of Aqueous, Nicki Bluhm and Dynamo to raging the late night stage at Some Kind Of Jam festival, STIG is constantly working to bring their groovy sound to as many smiling faces as they can, catering to the vibe and energy of the crowd. Be on the lookout for new music, tour dates, and updates from the band!

Listen to STIG’s new single Splügarn:
https://open.spotify.com/track/04Y1X12XKIoZAcpWx8PU4e?si=BC5mVS_WQTyyfyXnDpIvPQ

www.stigfunk.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/378300716084862/

GET READY FOLKS! Saturday May 18th, 2019 8 PM!

Get Ready for The Mojo Brothers Blues Band making their first Ever appearance at Sanctuary Brewing Company!

These guys have got what it takes to blow the roof off the place! So pack the house and get ready to PARTY! Aint No party like a Sanctuary party, Cause a Sanctuary party DON’T STOP!

Based in Brevard, NC, The Mojo Brothers Blues Band is the Southeast’s Premier Blues Band performing and specializing in classic and original blues music.

https://www.facebook.com/events/782874692080760/

$25 Advance / $28 Day of Show

“John​ ​McCutcheon​ ​is​ ​not​ ​only​ ​one​ ​of​ ​the​ ​best​ ​musicians​ ​in​ ​the​ ​USA,​ ​but​ ​also​ ​a great​ ​singer,​ ​songwriter,​ ​and​ ​song​ ​leader.​ ​And​ ​not​ ​just​ ​incidentally,​ ​he​ ​is committed​ ​to​ ​helping​ ​hard-working​ ​people​ ​everywhere​ ​to​ ​organize​ ​and​ ​push this​ ​world​ ​in​ ​a​ ​better​ ​direction.”
—​ ​Pete​ ​Seeger

Main Stage Seated :: Limited Tables Available with a Dinner Reservation :: All Other Seating is First Come First Serve General Admission :: Please Call Venue for Dinner (Table) Reservations

https://www.facebook.com/events/349996389185862/

Just in time right before the last episode of the last season of Game of Thrones. The Sultry Sirens are coming to melt winters ice cold heart. The tassels will twirl. Five Beautiful Ladies will battle until they are stark naked to see who will set on the Iron Throne. For a tribute show you do not want to miss. Fun one Cum All to watch our clothes Fall.

The Sultry Sirens are back, and always ready to party at Artisan Entertainment. Come join Roxie Rose Lemoan and the gals for a fun night of themed Burlesque!
Performances by:
Roxie Rose LeMoan
Cheekie Devine
Seraphina Syren
Gwen Sidious
Dee Bauchery
Kitten Bentley Love
Special Guest Emcee
Lord Whoreland Stark

https://www.facebook.com/events/359321831330221/

Forest Frequency presents – Biorhythm: A Beltane Gathering –

Music • Art • Community

We are now at the peak of Spring and the dawning of Summer. Abundance is all around and it is time to put our manifestations in motion.

We welcome you to join us for our second all-night darkpsy event of the year as we honor life, and raise funds for our annual open-air gathering, Hidden Realms: Valley of the Dragons.

Once again, we will be showcasing a selection of local psychedelic artists, artisans and vendors.

• DJs •

– Intrinsic –
T.O.U.C.H Samadhi
https://soundcloud.com/intrinsic

– SN6 –
Forest Frequency
https://soundcloud.com/sentientnumbersix

– Nûñnë’hï x Kassandra (special tag-team set) –
Rainbow Dark Records, Anomalistic Records, Horrordelic Records, Forest Frequency
https://soundcloud.com/nunnehi-psy
https://soundcloud.com/kassandra_psy

– Mydriasis –
Anomalistic Records

– Outrageous Garuda –
Sacred Macabre Crew, Edritch Crew
https://soundcloud.com/outrageous-garuda
https://mixcloud.com/Outrageous-Garuda/

• Artists & Vendors •

::: Galaxy Gifts :::
https://www.facebook.com/galaxygiftsavl/

::: Loura Kumara Art World :::
https://www.facebook.com/LouraKumaraArtGlass/

::: Willow Arts :::
https://instagram.com/willowarts17?igshid=6y2wzrtu0l9d
https://www.facebook.com/WillowArtsStudio/

Tickets are $10 at the door. 21+

https://www.facebook.com/events/367905723825167/

Hola Carolina and THE BLOCK off biltmore Present: CommUNITY Salsa

Salsa, Bachata, Cumbia, Merengue, Kizomba y mucho mas!!
with DJ Edi

$5
beginner dance lesson begins at 9:00, DJ begins at 9:30

Todos los Sabados de 9-2

https://www.facebook.com/events/1043582389166757/?event_time_id=1043582455833417

Slugly
https://slugly1.bandcamp.com/

Normal State
https://normalstate.bandcamp.com/

Karate Chad
https://karatechad.bandcamp.com/

https://www.facebook.com/events/308008753175124/

Opening: Gold Rose

The Band of Heathens

We were on the road somewhere in New England in early 2017, when the topic of conversation drifted toward the troubled social climate in the country. We all shared a sadness that bordered on despair at the relentless stream of unsettling news of corruption, social injustice, and an overall lack of moral decency. We related similar experiences with how divisiveness was affecting those around us, how families were being torn apart over political and social issues. Eventually the weight of it all left us feeling quite solemn and the conversation trailed off — we returned to our thoughts and personal reflection as we rolled up the interstate. After a long period of silence, we felt like we needed to lighten the mood, and nothing heals the soul quite like music…

Trevor went to an obscure and out-of-print Ray Charles album that he had ripped from vinyl to mp3 to listen to on the road, A Message From The People…how appropriate. Some of us were vaguely familiar with the context of this record — that it was released in the early 70’s (April ’72) during a time of great social upheaval in America. Nixon, Vietnam, race riots, protests in almost every major city…the country had fallen on some hard times. Just by glancing at the LP’s artwork it’s easy to deduce that Ray had a message in mind when he made this record. The cover is a painting of Ray in a reflective pose next to a group of children with different ethnicities. They all sit beneath a Mt. Rushmore-like image with the faces of Bobby Kennedy, Abe Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Jr. and JFK. With the first notes of the opening track “Lift Every Voice And Sing”, Ray had our undivided attention. Often referred to as the Black National Anthem, Ray’s genius is in full flight from the get-go, singing with incredible jubilation and hope, hitting us like a ton of bricks. It seemed like Ray had picked up where our conversation had trailed off just moments before…we were really LISTENING. The second track, “Seems Like I Gotta Do Wrong”, he sings with such a powerful sentiment of loneliness and helplessness — the plight of many in society who are forgotten or ignored. We remained silent, intently listening and reflecting on the meaning of every word he sang. Halfway through the record a couple of us were in tears. The messages in each song that Ray had carefully selected back in 1972 rang as true today as they did during the turbulent times they were initially released. In these moments, Ray’s voice became the voice of an elder — a true master was speaking to us from the past. There is sorrow, protest, and anger but also resolve, hope, and deliverance. On the final track of the record, Ray saved for us his most powerful message and the perfect coda; the definitive version of “America The Beautiful” is absolutely glorious. It is quite simply the apotheosis of soul. “America! God done shed his grace on thee! He crowned thy good, he told me he would, with brotherhood from sea to shining sea!”

Just like that, the masterpiece that is A Message From The People came to an end. Breaking the ensuing silence, Gordy turned around and said, “What if we covered this album? People really need to hear these songs again.” The idea was hatched right then and there.

Fast forward almost a year later. In December 2017 we were working as a backing band on a variety of projects for other artists being produced by Gordy. The sessions took place at the Finishing School, a studio built by close friend, producer, and musical collaborator, George Reiff, who tragically succumbed cancer in May ’17 after a 10-month fight. The studio had been dark since George’s passing. With the blessing of the Reiff family, the lights were turned back on and we went to work for a few weeks. The final four days of session time were blocked off for us to work on something of our own. A few weeks prior to the sessions it was collectively decided that we would use that time to take a shot at recording some of A Message From The People. Working alongside our close friend (and George’s right-hand-man in the studio) Steve Christensen, there was a palpable vibration in the air. It was somber but also very peaceful. Our expectations were tempered, as we knew that doing any Ray Charles record justice was going to be a real challenge — let alone one with such lush arrangements. On top of that, we were working in a new bass player, Jesse Wilson. These sessions would be the first time we had worked with him in a studio environment (which can be a crucible for some). In spite of all that, the collective mentality, while unspoken, seemed to be “let’s give this a shot, this could be cool, there’s no pressure here.” To our amazement, after four days, we had finished the record. In between takes we frequently reminisced about George and were even visited at the studio by some of George’s close friends and family. Feeling confident that what we had accomplished was going to be worthy of a release, we unanimously agreed that it would be dedicated to the memory of George and that proceeds would go to a charitable organization that focused on social justice.

Going forward, our hope is that our performance of these songs has sufficient merit to carry the listener to the musical feeling that we strived to infuse in these recordings — a spirit of brotherhood, hope and understanding, liberty, and justice for all.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2518392138235266/

The Wild Feathers: “The Neon Frontier Tour” at The Grey Eagle

The Wild Feathers are a group that is most at home on the highway, forever looking ahead to the next city and the next shared experience onstage. “When you’re on the road, you’re like cowboys in the Wild West going out into some neon frontier,” says singer-guitarist Taylor Burns.

Their new album “Greetings from the Neon Frontier” finds The Wild Feathers reuniting with producer Jay Joyce, who oversaw the group’s 2013 self-titled debut and 2016’s Lonely Is a Lifetime. The band– packing a three-vocalist punch in Taylor, singer-guitarist Ricky Young and singer-bassist Joel King, along with drummer Ben Dumas – embrace their more countrified influences. Sounding partly like a lost Eagles album and the record Tom Petty never got to make, the album satisfies with thick harmonies, jangly guitars, in-the-pocket grooves and smart, tight songwriting.

Their magic lies in their collaborations with one another. It’s a fact of which each musician is keenly aware. “We’re all smart enough to realize that while we’re pretty good on our own, we’re great together,” says Ricky. “Whatever this is, it’s special.”

https://www.facebook.com/events/245463809733282/

One World Brewing 5 Year Anniversary Party wth White Chocolate Dance Factory
DJ Jaze & DJ Hydro combine to create the raddest themed dance parties EVER!!! Party attire is as necessary as dance moves!!! Get in the spirit and let’s dance!

THEME: Animal House Party ~ Dress as your fav spirit animal!
MUSIC: House Music
WHEN: Saturday May 18th
WHERE: One World West 520 Haywood Rd, Asheville NC 28806
DANCE: 9pm
$5 at the door!

https://www.facebook.com/events/2238266849822677/

Genre: Jazz/Funk/Soul
Cover: $5 Donations @ Door
Show: 10PM
Ages: 21+

CaroMia Duo

An inspired side project of Siamese Sound Club members, featuring CaroMia on keys//guitar and Simon Thomas George on drums//synth bass!

Atari Safari

Northern Michigan funkster Chris Michels joins modern jazzers After Ours (South Bend, IN) to form a funky/jazzy trio called Atari Safari.

web: https://afteroursband.bandcamp.com/

vid: https://youtu.be/yCQ3qNMhgq8

https://www.facebook.com/events/990110887854412/

Shake what yo momma gave ya, every Saturday 11pm-2am. Dance Party. No cover. Do it.

https://www.facebook.com/events/341354513259016/?event_time_id=341354573259010

Troops of all ages will enjoy our annual Spring Girl Scout Day. Your scouts will love the hands-on morning programs, adventurous afternoon activities and the incredible opportunity to camp overnight in the Park. More information on programs and activities can be found on our website. Call 828.625.9611 to register. Registration closes May 15 and is limited to 150 scouts.

Cost: $15 per scout, $12 per adult, $5.50 additional youth, $8 per camper

All spots for this spring’s Girl Scout Day have sold out. Please visit ChimneyRockPark.com to see when we’re hosting our Fall Girl Scout Day.

https://www.facebook.com/events/223872991875542/

Our Outdoor Adventures program will host a family hike at Craggy Gardens/Mt. Mitchell in North Carolina on May 19 for veterans and their families in the Upstate of SC.

RSVP to Sid Eargle at [email protected]. Details and event updates will be sent out via email. There is limited space, so signup today!

To participate, all veterans must complete an intake at one of our offices. If you have not already completed one, please call 864-520-2073 to do so. Thank you!

https://www.facebook.com/events/2060871847372415/

Adi Westerman is hosting her 2 day Hot 26+ Training locally in Asheville, NC!

Day One: May 18th
Class from 8am-9:30am in Mountain Room (105 degrees)
Break 9:30-11am
Workshop from 11am-2:30pm in Bamboo Room (not heated)

Day Two: May 19th
Class from 8-9:30am in Mtn Room (105 degrees)
Break 9:30-11am
Workshop from 11am-2:30pm (not heated)

Please note:
Day 1 will cover the standing series.
Day 2 will cover floor poses and handstands.
Day 2 will also include 1 hour of practice teaching.

Teachers will receive a certificate for 10 Yoga Alliance CE’s and 10 Original Hot Yoga Association CE’s.

Adi Westerman, owner of Hot Yoga Asheville for the past 11 years, loves to empower her students to make their yoga practice sustainable using alignment, technique and awareness. You’ll laugh, play and enjoy working outside the box with her. Adi believes that through asana, yogis create a strong sense of self and can achieve anything.

Hot 26 Plus, designed by Adi, is a fun yoga class based on the original Hot 26 classes – with an added flair! Students are welcome to get creative in second sets, allowing for easier to more intermediate postures if desired. Class is set to music and the teacher will often practice with the students while giving instruction and demonstrations. Beginners are welcome as well, and can practice the original series without variations. Come check it out!

The two day training is open to students and teachers. Full training includes a 100 page color manual with all the variations that match up with our 26/2 class. You will leave training with confidence and a deeper understanding of the many poses, 20+ playlists that sync up perfectly (with more added continuously), and anyone already trained in Bikram yoga will be ready to teach the next day!

Students interested in diving into the variety of poses can join for both days or day one for $99.
Full Training Special Last Minute Offer $250 (Saves you $50!)
Studio owners save 10% off for each student they bring with them.
Learn more at www.hot26plus.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/1048887048655871/

From Thursday, May 2nd until Saturday, June 22nd, Momentum Gallery hosts a two-person, mixed media exhibition called Dissolution. The collection features individually created and collaborative works by two artists, Seth Clark and Jason Forck. Original collages mounted to panels play off architectonic sculptures in glass and wood culminating in a cohesive body of work that explores the notion of deteriorating architecture. This event is free and open to the public.

Wildflowers springing from the ground are a sign that spring and warmer weather are right around the corner. Capture photos of your family and friends enjoying the Park and enter them into our Shades of Spring Photo Contest for a chance to win fabulous prizes. We’ll use the winning entries on our website and Facebook album, and you’ll win some fun prizes. Photos must be taken within the Chimney Rock section of the Park.

Cost: No additional cost to enter.

https://www.facebook.com/events/267786327235081/?event_time_id=267786390568408

A new temporary exhibit titled “Dressing for the Occasion: Mid-Century Sandburg as Celebrity and Family Man” opens on May 13, 2019. The exhibit, which runs through October, is part of the Sandburg Home tour and features clothing and accessories from both the park’s permanent collection and loaned items from the Sandburg family.

“Dressing for the Occasion” offers visitors a window into the style, culture, and feel of mid-century America. The family’s clothing and accessories weave together the roles of Carl Sandburg as a prominent writer, celebrity, father, and husband. This temporary exhibit offers an exciting opportunity for the public to view objects that are normally in storage or in the possession of Sandburg family members. Tours of the Sandburg Home are offered daily from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm. Tickets are available first come, first served, each day from the visitor information area in the ground level of the Sandburg Home.

Nearly every room in the historically furnished house museum will be included in the exhibit. Visitors will see the characteristic scarves Carl Sandburg wore as he played his guitar and sang folk songs to entertain his family and guests, the dress Lilian Sandburg wore to meet President Lyndon B. Johnson, and many other mid-century pieces worn by the Sandburgs and their daughters. Historic photographs, paired with the clothing, will provide context.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1282810215200932/?event_time_id=1282810238534263

Chase your dreams and celebrate all girls being joyful, healthy, and confident at the Great Beginnings & Great Smiles Girls on the Run of WNC 5K run and walk! It is family-friendly and open to the public. We are chip-timing the 5K this spring for the FIRST TIME! Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to register.

Join hundreds of girls in grades 3-8 from throughout Western North Carolina, who have trained with volunteer coaches for the past 10 weeks, to participate in their spring celebratory end-of-season 5K. The Girls on the Run program combines running with lessons about important topics such as preventing bullying and processing emotions.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Girls on the Run of WNC scholarship fund, which aims to make the non-profit’s program accessible to all girls in the community, regardless of their ability to pay the registration fee.

IMPORTANT: Current Girls on the Run/Heart & Sole program participants and Coaches DO NOT need to register for the 5K.

If you need to pay your 5K entry with cash or check, please contact Stephanie Bilotta at (828) 713-3132 or [email protected] for assistance.

Schedule:

All participants who register by Thursday, April 25, 2019 are guaranteed to receive an event t-shirt at Runner Check-In. For registrations received after April 25th, t-shirts are available on a first-come, first-serve basis, while supplies last.

9:00 AM | ONSITE REGISTRATION OPENS AND FESTIVITIES BEGIN
10:00 AM | 5K START TIME
11:00 AM | POST 5K CELEBRATION

Chase your dreams and celebrate all girls being joyful, healthy, and confident at the Great Beginnings & Great Smiles Girls on the Run 5K.

The Asheville and WNC community is encouraged to join 500+ girls in 3rd through 8th grade from counties throughout Western North Carolina who have trained with volunteer coaches at 35 sites for the past 10 weeks as part of the Girls on the Run International program. The program combines running with lessons about important topics such as preventing bullying and processing emotions.

The 5K is a family-friendly event open to the public – all are welcome to join. New! We are chip-timing the run this year! Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are encouraged to register.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the Girls on the Run of Western North Carolina scholarship fund, which aims to make the non-profit’s program accessible to all girls in the community, regardless of their ability to pay the registration fee.

Registration is $30 online. Registration will also be open on 5K day at the Asheville Outlets starting at 9:00 am. Strollers are welcome. Pets are not allowed at the event for safety reasons.

https://www.facebook.com/events/307212106819881/

An exhibition of youth art titled “Let a Joy Keep You,” is on display from April 1 to May 31, 2019. The inspiration for the art comes from the first line of Carl Sandburg’s poem “Joy.” Each of the 70 canvases reflects how the young artists chose to interpret what joy means to them. Visitors can see the installation at the Sandburg Home when they visit. Young artists are represented from across the country and locally, including students from Sugarloaf Elementary School in Hendersonville, NC.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2304444942927531/?event_time_id=2304445002927525

Join Lucy Wallace, founder of Dance To Be Free, and SoulSweat instructor Misa Terral for an hour co-led dance class in honor and support of Dance To Be Free. We will embody and celebrate the transformative power of dance!! Lucy will highlight and teach dances choreographed by the women she’s worked with in prison. This class promises to be fun, energetic, and inspirational as Lucy shares what Dance to Be Free is all about. $15 minimum requested donation, all proceeds benefit Dance To Be Free.

Dance To Be Free, a nonprofit founded by Lucy Wallace, MA, has a vision and mission to bring the healing power of dance to incarcerated women nationwide. Based in Boulder, CO, Dance To Be Free has reached 9 states, 14 prisons and trained 350 women. Prior to creating Dance To Be Free, Lucy was a SoulSweat instructor and owned Alchemy of Movement dance studio in Boulder, CO, where Misa became a student and certified instructor.

TO PRE-PURCHASE TICKETS and reserve your space: Please PayPal $15 to [email protected], or Venmo to Misa Terral. Check or cash preferred on the Day of Event. All monies will be donated to DTBF.

For more information about Dance To Be Free and to donate, please visit www.DanceToBeFree.org

Message SoulSweat with Misa for further details of event!

LET’S DANCE!!!

https://www.facebook.com/events/321604448547246/

Don’t miss the only 5K race in Asheville that ends with a Falafel sandwich. Run with us on Sunday, May 19 at 10 am at the Asheville Jewish Community Center at 236 Charlotte Street! A local favorite, the Falafel 5K was voted one of WNC’s BEST road races in the 2015 Mountain Xpress “Best of WNC” poll.

All registered participants for the 5K will receive a race shirt (unless the t-shirt free option is chosen).

After the race, join us at “Cafe Israel” at Congregation Beth Israel, 229 Murdock Avenue from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm for your free falafel and more. More information about Cafe Israel can be found here.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2170172136431573/

SUNDAY
11am Hot Hula with Nani
$10 drop in or class card​

12pm Hula Series with Nani
$50/4 week series. Starts May 5

https://www.facebook.com/events/403764757076608/?event_time_id=403764763743274

Private event

https://www.facebook.com/events/224020408502421/

Join us for gentle yoga every Sunday in the Parlor! Start your afternoon off with a centering, donation-based session with one of our two lovely instructors who will help you tune-in to your body, focus on your breath, and generally have a great time!

https://www.facebook.com/events/430821830824631/?event_time_id=430821884157959

Beatles Sunday Funday presented by Salvage Station, featuring an encore performance of The Beatles’ Revolver by The Asheville Beatles, aka an all-star cast of AVL musicians. Beatles Sunday Funday (BSF) also featuring performances by Asheville Music School student bands and ensembles, including King, Masque, AMS Fiddle Squad, and a flute choir. Expect lots of fun games on the lawn, raffles, photo booth, and all sorts of fun all day. All ages!

Suggested donation, $5 and up, accepted at the door. Proceeds benefit Asheville Music School programs.

Sponsored by Salvage Station, Charlotte Street Computers, McKibbon Hospitality, Strada Italiano, WNC magazine, Carol Marin, Asheville Realtor, TIN CAN Event Co., Honeypot, Prestige Subaru

https://www.facebook.com/events/177745989796146/

Olive Catering Company at Dry Falls.

https://www.facebook.com/events/384765699004444/?event_time_id=384765779004436

By popular demand, Bold Bites is excited to announce that brunch will be served every Sunday! Enjoy specials including Pulled Pork Eggs Benedict, Chicken & Waffles, Avocado Toast, and much more. At the bar, we’ll be serving full size cider-mosas for only $5! Join us for Bluegrass & Brunch on the second Sunday of every month!

https://www.facebook.com/events/2568438983185888/?event_time_id=2568438999852553