Calendar of Events

Join us for a very special celebration of the Winter Solstice – a candlelight Yoga Mala, lead by the amazingly wonderful Kelly Bailey! We will be completing 108 MOON Salutations to deep, groovy tunes as a nod to the longest night of the year. As well as reflecting on 2018 and setting intentions for the New Year.

$25 Per Person

Why Moon Salutations?
Like the popular Sun Salutations (Surya Namaskara), each pose in a Moon Salutation is coordinated with your breathing: Inhale to extend, and exhale to bend. But unlike Sun Salutations, which are heating and stimulating, Moon Salutations are cooling and quieting. The Moon is often considered a symbol of reflection, so Moon Salutations are often used to calm the mind and encourage inward awareness. The change in seasons, along with the conclusion of the calendar year, is the perfect time for some personal reflection and introspection before moving full speed into 2019!

Why 108?
108 is considered by many to be a special number that is found all throughout the natural world. The distance between the Earth & the Moon is 108 times the Moon’s diameter. According to Chinese Martial Arts, there are 108 pressure points on the body – and the Tantric system believes 108 energy channels converge at the heart chakra. In Astrology there are 12 houses and 9 planets, which multiply to equal 108. The numbers themselves even have universal symbolic meaning: 1 representing a higher truth, 0 representing emptiness or completeness, and 8 represents infinity or eternity.

Can I Really DO This?
Of COURSE you can! There will be plenty of modifications offered and a few breaks in between sets. You can even participate in a Salutation relay with a friend – taking turns to get to 108!

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Our old friend Zac is coming to visit!

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Atlanta, GA
Truth & Salvage Co. w/ Migrant Worker at Terminal West
Friday, December 21st, 2018
Doors 7:30pm | Show 8:30pm | All Ages
Tickets on sale Friday 6/1 @ 10am!
Presented by Zero Mile Presents

Truth & Salvage Co.
Afraid of destruction? Doom got ya down? Flirting with disaster on the dark side of town? Truth & Salvage Co. is just the band to keep the bad times from getting you down. Something resilient and genuinely hopeful reaches out from this West Coast-dappled, Southern-tinged outfit. They are steadfast purveyors of a silver lining for gray-cloud days whose music is a beautiful rag ‘n’ bone buffet of unshakeable rock, classic country strains, unfiltered blues, and folk’s bonhomie, accented with winningly human harmonies – i.e. great American music in the heartiest melting pot tradition of the Byrds and the Band, substantive fare with radio-ready pop instincts that coalesces into some of the most readily enjoyable, soul-nourishing music being made today.

“I really do feel like we’ve been on the road trying to spread truth in what we do and what we believe,” says keyboardist Adam Grace. “Our music doesn’t conform to what society is saying is cool right at this second, but it’s what we do and who we are. We’ve had to learn to salvage every little thing in everything we do to keep this going. There are times you think it’s going to hit bottom and then one of the guys salvages something from somewhere and makes it stick and work. So the name goes really deep. It was a fan who chose it but when we accepted that name I don’t think we had any idea what it would mean to us four or five years later.”

This workingman’s sextet–Scott Kinnebrew (vocals, lead guitar), Tim Jones (vocals, guitar), Bill “Smitty” Smith (vocals, drums), Walker Young (vocals, piano), Dean Moore (bass, backup vocals) and Grace–began their steady evolution in 2005 when its various members moved to Los Angeles to build their rock ‘n’ roll dreams. Under the insightful tutelage of the Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson, Truth & Salvage Co. produced their 2010 self-titled debut and proceeded to spend the next three years hard-touring, opening for the Crowes and the Avett Brothers, as well as establishing themselves as a reliably great headliner in their own right. The sweat and stage-won knowledge of these years is vibrantly evident on their sophomore release, Pick Me Up (arriving July 23 via Megaforce/Sony RED), an album self-produced in the sanctuary of Asheville, NC’s Echo Mountain studio and mixed by Band of Horses’ Bill Reynolds. The 13 included songs lie rich with lived-in wisdom and tuneful dexterity, the harmonies redolent of long hours singing together on stages and in hotel rooms late at night.

“We’re really not aiming to be any kind of genre band,” says Walker. “Everybody writes and everybody has different styles they gravitate towards. When we bring it together it becomes our sound. I don’t think we’ve ever had a conversation about what kind of band we want to be, or said, ‘Hey, listen to this band and let’s try to sound like them.’ I assume people do that but it’s not for us. Doing what we do, it may take longer for people to wrap their head around but you end up with genuine fans that truly love your sound.”

From the opening inducement to not let “The Bad Times” get you down through the mandolin-kissed salute to resilience and community on first single/video “Appalachian Hilltop,” Pick Me Up is filled with music that gets one through the days, good and bad. The nights are rewarded with a grinning nod, too, in instant barroom jukebox classic “I’m Not Your Boyfriend,” a last-call seduction of the first order. And a surprise on this set is a fits-them-like-a-glove cover of Joe South’s 1968 smash “Games People Play,” a reminder of radio’s golden age and confirmation of Truth & Salvage Co.’s place as peers to past greats. “It was suggested by Chris [Robinson] during the recording of the first record,” says Smitty. “He said, ‘You guys should do this Joe South cover,’ and it took us about two years to get around to learning it. But once we learned it, it just clicked and made so much sense. He was right!” Mostly, these guys are clear-eyed dreamers, realists who haven’t given up on brighter days even when current times seem only rocky and rough, a side seen most clearly on the album’s title tune where they remind one in direct ways that we are not alone even as we wait on the corner of Now & Then for a pick-me-up.

After spending their initial phase in Southern California, most of Truth & Salvage Co. relocated to a new home base in Hendersonville, TN, a haven for country music stars just north of Nashville where their band house sits right on the banks of Old Hickory Lake. The move situates them closer to many of their more devoted fan strongholds, making it easier for these natural entertainers to roll their newfangled revival into towns.

“I think Bruce Springsteen or somebody said every show should be 50 percent get-down-on-the-floor juke-joint wildness and 50 percent church…and maybe 5 percent circus,” chuckles Tim. “The name Truth & Salvage Co. reflects all the lessons learned and mistakes made, salvaged to be able to write the songs we write. Together we’ve taken the good stuff from our pasts to make something real and sustainable, something we really, really love that’s drawn an audience of people that really love it, too.”

“The name fits us well,” continues Smitty. “We’ve all been doing this for awhile and found each other sort of late in life as far as this business goes. Through that, we’ve developed a good work ethic. We don’t try to be a blue-collar band but we are sincerely that. We’ve all had to be carpenters and farmers and teachers and other things to keep our music alive. I think Truth & Salvage Co. says all that in one phrase. We all write from our experiences, and that’s very important. We all love music in the broadest sense and write music because of the tension and release it gives us. Hopefully it stirs up the same feelings in listeners.”

While the group has received positive ink from Rolling Stone, USA Today and the British music press and played major stages like Bonnaroo, Red Rocks, San Francisco’s Fillmore and Nashville’s legendary Ryman Auditorium, the real truth of this band lies in their unceasing dedication to honest, passionately delivered music on whatever stage or studio they’re currently in, be it a tiny club or a massive amphitheatre, a cramped public radio station studio or a well-appointed recording facility. What is true in one sphere is true in all of them, and that truth is six endearingly sincere, incredibly talented guys who want nothing more than to inform and uplift through song.

“The sum of our parts makes a greater whole. We’ve been doing this endeavor in this group and lots of others before it for a long time, and this is the life path we’ve always been crafting,” says Scott. “The salvage part of our name is about salvaging all the good parts of the music we’ve made and harnessing that to all the strength and knowledge we’ve accumulated over all these years we’ve been playing music. We’re here and we’re doing this, trying to drop all egos and salvage all the love and good times we can in songs.”

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Bean Tree Remedy is a Soul, Funk, Jazz and Blues Band. Ashley Bean sings and plays guitar and sang backup for Percy Sledge and is a talent not too be missed! David Tarpley plays amazing lead guitar and Ryan Norton the drums.

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$10 Advance / $10 Day of Show

Fortune & Glory joined together to produce something larger the themselves. “We are writing and performing in service to the song.”

On stage, a Fortune & Glory performance bears out Eric’s sentiment. Harmony rich vocals accompanied by three guitars, bass, drums, and keyboard produce the layered depth of experience that fans have been waiting for.

Seated and Standing Show :: Seating is First Come First Serve :: General Admission :: Please Call Venue for Dinner Reservations in the dining room only

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Georgia Dish Boys – Athens, GA
https://georgiadishboys.bandcamp.com/
Poet Radio – Asheville, NC
https://poetradio.bandcamp.com/releases
OBSiDEONEYE – Asheville, NC
https://obsideoneye.bandcamp.com/

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Currently out of Asheville, NC, Supatight delivers a high energy live performance that is funk driven and appeals to a wide variety of audiences. While specializing in hard-hitting funk, their music incorporates elements of reggae, soul, jazz, and comedic country. Supatight blends intricately timed grooves with improvisational components resulting in an authentic, full sound, drawing diverse styles from every member of the band.


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Asheville411.com & Funny ‘R’ Us Present:
You’re My Booooyfriend Comedy Show at The Grey Eagle

B.Simone’s “You’re my Booooyfriend” Comedy Tour – Starring B.Simone w/ Special Guest Darren Brand and Desi Banks. As seen on MTV’s hit show Wild ‘N Out. This hilarious trio have been sweeping the social media comedy scene. Come enjoy a night of entertainment, laughter, and fun.

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We are pumped to share the news that we are doing a pop-up class at lululemon!

Join us for a super fun and challenging body weight workout before the store opens and get a chance to get some last minute shopping done before the rush.

Never been to a Well.Fit Class? We are a mega friendly fitness studio that truly welcomes all, come to this class and see for your self, we will even send you away with a free class card for one at the studio!

Shopping fuel (aka coffee) will be available from Foundry Avl!!

This class is free, let us know you are coming by signing up here:
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Reclaimed Creations is a unique sculpture exhibit created by renowned artist Sayaka Ganz. Utilizing reclaimed plastic objects, such as discarded utensils, Ganz creates amazing sculptures that visually appear unified at a distance, but are in fact separated when examined up close. Described as using a “3D impressionistic” style, Ganz’s exhibit includes installations of animals in motion, which are in rich in color and energy, to create an illusion of form.

About the Artist

Born in Yokohama, Japan, Sayaka Ganz grew up living in Japan, Brazil and Hong Kong. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Indiana University, Bloomington, and a Master of Fine Arts degree in sculpture from Bowling Green State University in Ohio. A lecturer and teacher, Ganz’s work has been displayed at various institutions around the globe, including the Hermann Geiger Foundation in Cecina, Italy, the Isle Gallery in Isle of Man, and the Monterey Bay Aquarium in California.

My work is about perceiving harmony, even in situations that appear chaotic from the inside. When observing my sculptures up close, one might see gaps, holes and items being held on only by small points; step away, however, and the sculptures reveal the harmony created when the objects are aligned to the same general (but not identical) direction. Similarly, it is important to gain perspective by stepping back from current problems and look at the larger picture. Then one can perceive the beauty and patterns that exist.”

Christmas at Biltmore Daytime Celebration*
Saturday, November 3, 2018 – Sunday, January 6, 2019 (daily)

*Included with estate admission.
*Does not include “Candlelight Christmas Evenings”

Experience the holidays wreathed with the wonder of Biltmore. Our celebration presents Christmas on a grand scale with more than 55 trees decorated by our talented staff, accented with miles of ribbon, garlands, and lights. Festive menus in our restaurants and holiday wine tastings make for a memorable visit.

Learn more about #ChristmasAtBiltmore or plan your visit: biltmore.com/Christmas

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Check our Holiday Hours to plan your shopping trips to Asheville Outlets! *Store hours may vary.

SPECIAL DATES:
Thursday, November 22 (Thanksgiving Day) | 6pm-2am
Friday, November 23 (Black Friday) | 9am-9pm
Saturday, November 24 | 9am-9pm
Saturday, December 22 | 9am-9pm
Sunday, December 23 | 9am-6pm
Monday, December 24 (Christmas Eve) | 9am – 6pm
Tuesday, December 25 (Christmas) | CLOSED
Monday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve) | 10am – 6pm
Tuesday, January 1, 2018 (New Year’s Day) | 10am – 9pm

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Check our Holiday Hours to plan your shopping trips to Asheville Outlets! *Store hours may vary.

SPECIAL DATES:
Thursday, November 22 (Thanksgiving Day) | 6pm-2am
Friday, November 23 (Black Friday) | 9am-9pm
Saturday, November 24 | 9am-9pm
Saturday, December 22 | 9am-9pm
Sunday, December 23 | 9am-6pm
Monday, December 24 (Christmas Eve) | 9am – 6pm
Tuesday, December 25 (Christmas) | CLOSED
Monday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve) | 10am – 6pm
Tuesday, January 1, 2018 (New Year’s Day) | 10am – 9pm

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Come on down and wish Santa safe travels before his big ride!

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Access Bars® is a one day class that can change everything…

Access Bars has assisted thousands of people to change many aspects of their lives. People report better health, ease of sleep, weight loss, better sex and relationships, relief from anxiety, less stress and so much more!

During an Access Bars class you will receive two Access Bars® sessions – and gift two sessions as well!

The manual you receive will assist you in learning Access Bars® including the 32 bars points on the head, the proper hand positions and other tools from Access Consciousness.

When I started receiving these sessions, I found myself easily changing old habits of doing and thinking. It was like defragging my brain, and removing all the old patterns that no longer served.

Children learn the technique easily, and love to receive. Kids get special pricing when attending with an adult. Children who receive regular Bars sessions do better in school, have more serenity, and sleep better.

One Day. Change Your Life. Relax. Unwind. Have More of You.

At the end of the day, you will be a certified Practitioner, able to give Bars sessions to friends, family and clients!

Investment
$350 for first timers
$175 for repeaters
Free for children 15 and under
Half price for teens 16 and 17
Payment plans available

Pre-register at https://www.accessconsciousness.com/en/class-catalog/core-classes/bars/access-bars-class_60549/

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Join us for AVL WBL Ride #6, presented by & Sag Support by Liberty Bicycles.

All participants must sign in at the check-in table before each Saturday ride. Please leave plenty of time to park, get your gear ready and to sign/in! Restrooms are available. The rides are free, but donations are appreciated to help offset costs of the rides. COMPLETE ALL the AVL WBL RIDES & WIN PRIZES!

We will make announcements before the ride on Saturday so plan to be inside Bold Rock by 9:45am to hear the announcements and to meet the ride leaders. We will plan to start the ride promptly at 10am.

AVL WBL Routes and Cue Sheets will be posted every week on Wednesday on our Facebook event page. Please download these files to your Garmin and/or print your own cue sheets for each ride.

The AVL-WBL is excited to host the best structured, long, winter-road training rides on the planet. But we are more than just a ride, we are a cycling community, a network, and even a family; we look out for each other on the road.

We offer A, B+, B and C groups during the AVL-WBL with SAG support. All levels of cyclists are encouraged and invited to attend.

The AVL-WBL rides are not designed to drop riders, but neither do we coddle the masses. Rides are ridden at a steady tempo – not too fast, not too slow. Our goal is to ride smooth and steady, avoiding rapid accelerations and decelerations. We try and hold a steady, solid and quick tempo for the entirety of a ride.

AVL-WBL RIDE GROUPS:

A group = experienced, pro’s/elites, competitive, ‘team’ racers & can maintain 18-22 mph throughout entire ride. This is a DROP ride, if you can’t hang please join one of the B groups.
B+ group = experienced, mostly non-competitive, & can maintain 17-19 mph throughout the entire ride. This is a DROP ride, if you can’t hang please join B- group.
B group = experienced, non-competitive & can maintain 15-17 mph throughout the entire ride. No Drop, but expected to keep B pace.
C Group = novice/beginner riders, riding an easier pace. No one left behind.

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***NEW DATE***

Make sure you and your family don’t miss this brand NEW Christmas Festival happening at the Recreation Center on December 22nd! This festival is for all ages! Admission is free but YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER at www.countyrec.org if you want to participate in the activities. $5/person gets you a wristband for all activities except for food vendors. We will not be taking registration/payment on site!

Below are some of the awesome features for this year:

*Inflatable Snow Globe for pictures
*Candy Cane Express Train
*Petting Zoo
*Snow Machines
*Food Vendors
*Buddy The Elf’s Workshop
*Frosty the Snowman
*SANTA
*Inflatable Obstacle Courses
*Inflatable Wipe Out Game
*Bungee Run
*Ice Sculpting Demonstrations
*Balloon Artist

Check out https://tcpr.recdesk.com/Community/Page?pageId=19270 for the most up to date information and be sure you register!

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FREE Santa Photos will be available at the center through December 24 at the The North Carolina Arboretum sponsored Santa Set. Every family who visits Santa at Asheville Outlets will receive two FREE 4” x 6” Santa photo prints and a digital download of a single image. Free Santa Photos is hosted by Great Beginnings Lead To Great Smiles.

(Additional photos and Christmas merchandise are available for purchase. One giveaway per family, per Christmas season. Some restrictions may apply. Valid only through December 24, 2018.)

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When reflecting on the current state of the environment, it seems that we have entered into times of seismic sorrows. Carbon emissions, water pollution, fracking, and changing climate patterns all point to a troubling reality with serious consequences for human and non-human populations. Through weavings, installations, sculpture, and print, artists Rena Detrixhe and Tali Weinberg (Tulsa, OK) explore the complex relationship between humans and the planet, offering insights, expressing grief, and creating space for resilience and change.

In Time of Seismic Sorrows is curated by Marilyn Zapf and organized by the Center for Craft. The Center for Craft is supported in part by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources.

The South has always been home to a blend of cultures — from Native Americans here by 14,000 years ago to Europeans 500 years ago, followed by Africans forced to migrate. By 1500, cultures in the South included Creek, Cherokee, Catawba, Choctaw, Chitimacha, and Coushatta, from Europe English, Scottish, Irish, and German, and Africans from Senegal to Congo. Baskets were integral in daily life, as agricultural equipment for gathering, sifting, storing, and serving the finished product or as receptacles for tools, clothes, sacred objects, and even infants.

Initially each culture had its own preferred basket material and method of manufacture — twilled rivercane for Native Americans, plaited oak for Europeans, and coiled grasses for Africans. Interaction between groups spurred adaptations to changing circumstances, such as the use of white oak by the Cherokee in the 1800s, as rivercane stands were decimated by European settlements. Native Americans also adopted the European picnic, flower, egg, and market baskets to sell in the 20th-century art market. Native and European Americans wove honeysuckle into baskets after 1854, when introduced from Japan. By the 17th century African Americans discovered bulrush along the coasts, coiling it into large, round “fanners” to winnow rice. Later bulrush was one medium among sweetgrass, pine needles, and palmetto, giving rise to the name “sweetgrass baskets” along the coast.

Baskets were woven not only for use in the fields and homes or for sale in art galleries but also as a connection to ancestors and spirits, as designs were said to come from inside one’s head, from memories of one’s mother’s motifs, or from the Creator. Indeed, working with one’s hands in nature to gather materials and to form them into a basket was considered spiritually and physically healthy, becoming a part of the practice of occupational therapy around World War I.

Today, basketweavers in the South from all three traditions are teaching the next generation to continue this art. Artists from across the region work with old and new materials in old and new forms, innovating for their legacy, for art’s sake, and for political causes, as embodied in the varied vessels in this gallery and epitomized in the virtuosic miniature examples in the case at right.

Hudson Library is having a Merry Xmasthon film fest! On Saturday December 22 we’ll be showing holiday movies from opening at 10 AM until closing at 4 PM. Drop by and catch some holiday spirit, or drop off the kids while you do that last-minute shopping! All films are G or PG, suitable for all ages.

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Join us any Saturday for outdoor activities at the garden. Local youth involved in programming for building life skills, improving literacy and leadership development welcome young people in the area to join them, and we are always in need of adult volunteers to help with mentoring. Involvement in the Shiloh Community Garden also includes the experience of growing produce organically, lessons in permaculture and the science of sustainability, healthy meal preparation, and entrepreneurship. Come join the fun!

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Enjoy a visit to Christmas pasts from the 1840s to the 1890s. Each room contains antique and reproduction decorations and traditions. Four live trees, one of which will be decorated with traditional Appalachian decorations, hand made by our SMH over History club.
Admission at the door $9 adults, $5 children/students, free for WNC Historical Association members and A-B Tech students.
Group tours may be requested at 828-253-9231
Special 12 Days of Christmas Scavenger Hunt for children.

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Celebrate the Day after The Darkest Day at Roots & Fruits with art, music, food, & drink! Live music by Will Franke (violin virtuoso and loop aficionado), surprise guest musicians, and a DJ sets by Sunsets & Minuets.
Music starts at 11.

Our Winter Farmers Market and Craft Market will be happening!

We are having a huge sale with 10% off your entire purchase on top of marked select items and departments, marked down between 20-50%. We are clearing inventory and making room for the new year.

Celebrate in the market with a storewide sale!
Stock up on social graces & delicious food for the upcoming year!

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FREE Santa Photos are back at Asheville Outlets (ShopAshevilleOutlets.com)! From November 17th through December 24th, every family who visits Santa will receive two FREE 4”x6” Santa photo prints and a digital download of a single image. Additional photos and Christmas merchandise are available for purchase. FREE Santa photo is sponsored by Great Beginnings Great Smiles; the FREE Santa photo set is sponsored by North Carolina Arboretum Winter Lights.

Santa’s Photo Hours are:
11 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday – Saturday, Sundays, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. and Christmas Eve, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Santa takes a break to feed his reindeer weekdays and Saturdays: 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. + 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Sundays, 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Located at food court. One giveaway per family, per Christmas season. Some restrictions may apply, valid only through December 24, 2018.

A three part pop-up series featuring local artists, this event is both a great opportunity to grab something unique for the folks you love (and yourself!) and a fundraiser for the Firestorm Community Sustainers Program. A portion of each sale will help to underwrite social movement space and grassroots community programming at our co-op.

Different artists will be featured on each date, so plan to attend all three! Hours will be 11am to 4pm.

Saturday, Dec. 15th
Including Talia Scarpelli, MKR Fiber Arts, and Retool

Sunday, Dec. 16th
Including Bear Dog Designs, Sticks & Stones Craft Collective, and Madeline Owen

Saturday, Dec. 22nd
Including Abacus Corvus Artwork, HTV Jewelry, Ceramic Song, and Emily Eagan Art

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Christmas is almost here! Does your Holiday Gift List still look like a CVS receipt? Last Minute Holiday Market and Flea is here to help!
Find a special gift for everyone on your Nice and Naughty lists in one stop!
100 + Local Vendors
Hot Chocolate, until runs out
Handcrafted Jewelry
Holiday Décor
Natural Beauty Products
Knitted Goods
Records
Books
House Plants
Postcards
Vintage Apparel & much more!
Take additional 20% OFF New TRS Inventory!
Happy Holidays!
For vending opportunity email to [email protected]

P.S. You don’t need a ticket to get in!

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Hey kids, you have several opportunities to share your wish list with Santa at the Original Mast Store in Valle Crucis. He will be there form 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturdays in December. Santa will also be taking last minute requests on Christmas Eve before he heads out for his ’round the world tour. He’ll be there from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Make sure your parents bring a camera to capture Christmas memories.

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