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.
Interested in adding an event to our calendar? Please click the green “Post Your Event” button below.
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
 Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022!Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
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| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
we will celebrate the Asheville Startup Community! This event recognizes the 15 fastest growing Asheville area startups and outstanding entrepreneurs and serves as a setting where they can share their talent and wisdom as well as offer inspiration to other fledgling companies to be part of this exclusive group.
We’ll also find out who the Entrepreneur of the Year is, The Best Startup to Work For, the Resource of the Year and more for the Asheville Honors awards.
It’s a night of celebration with great food, awards, dancing, and holiday cheer.
Passcode: 768851
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
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| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
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| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
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1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
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Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards
| Get in the Local Food Guide! |
|
Every year, ASAP calls more than 1,400 businesses to update our Local Food Guide and CSA guide so that we get the most accurate information about connecting with local food and farms. We’ve started making calls for 2022! Want to get a head start on updating your listing? You can give us a call (828-236-1282) or do it yourself online (click login in the upper right of appalachiangrown.org). The deadline to be included in the print Local Food Guide is Jan. 31 (or Dec. 31 for CSA farms).
Have a new farm, restaurant, retail outlet, or other locally sourcing food business that you want to be listed? Go to appalachiangrown.org and click Get in the Guide. An online listing is completely free.
|
| Our WomanUP Celebration in January will focus on deliberate creativity & innovation that leads to a business thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change or uncertainty like we’ve experienced during the past two years and we know there’s been a lot of creativity among our business community.
While the program will teach attendees how deliberate creativity works, we’re looking to highlight some local businesses who have gotten creative and innovated in recent years. Our speaker, Dr. Amy Climer, will weave some of these stories into her presentation at our event on January 27. Have you faced a challenge that you approached creatively? A business challenge? A new way to support your employees? It doesn’t have to be COVID-related and it doesn’t necessarily have to have been a success. We want to hear your story. If you have a story about creative innovation, contact our Vice President of Communications Erin Leonard at [email protected]. |
WomanUP Celebration
__
1 Resort Drive
Asheville, NC 28806
Creativity.
Thought-provoking artwork. A sleek new product design. Streamlined policies. New solutions. The much needed life hack. The well-timed pivot.
We’re all applying creativity to meet challenges in myriad ways at work and in our personal lives. At the annual WomanUP celebration on January 27th, we’ll honor the creativity of outstanding women in business and get inspiration to cultivate our own creativity.
We’ve come through another year of pandemic, and we’ve done MORE than survive! As we turn the calendar and begin a brand new year, we have even MORE reasons to smile and celebrate.
In her keynote Deliberate Creativity: Innovate to Thrive, Dr. Amy Climer encourages us to cultivate a mindset of openness as we face the new year head on. Over the past two years, businesses have had countless opportunities to innovate. Some have ignored the call and faded away. Others stepped up, got creative and are now thriving. Innovation is critical, especially during times of change and uncertainty. But it’s not always easy. During Dr. Climer’s presentation, you’ll learn how deliberate creativity works and hear inspiring stories of local businesses who innovated and are now thriving.
Awards to Outstanding Women in Business
- Outstanding Woman Nonprofit Leader, presented by TD Bank
- Woman Executive of the Year Award, presented by MAHEC
- Women Entrepreneurs, Best in Business Award, presented by Webb Investments Services, Inc.
- Rising Star Young Woman Professional Award, presented by Western Carolina University
- Impact Award, presented by Kudzu Brands
- Suzanne DeFerie Lifetime Achievement Award, presented by First Bank
Nominations are currently being accepted (submission deadline is December 1st). Self-nomination is accepted, or nominate a woman you know who exemplifies excellence in her field! Click here to nominate: 2022 WomanUP Awards