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Sunday, May 9, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 9 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Monday, May 10, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 10 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 11 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Wednesday, May 12, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 12 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Thursday, May 13, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 13 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Friday, May 14, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 14 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Monster Jam
May 14 @ 7:00 pm
Bon Secours Wellness Arena

#MonsterJamGVL

This. Is. Monster Jam®!  The most action-packed motorsports experience for families in the world today returns to Greenville for a high-octane weekend at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Friday, May 14 through Sunday, May 16. Monster Jam® features the ultimate mix of high-flying action and four-wheel excitement.

Trucks to Appear in Greenville, SC:
Grave Digger
Hooked
Jester
Kraken
Scooby-Doo
Stone Crusher

*Trucks subject to change

Click HERE for our standard arena policies and our most frequently asked questions. Ticket prices are always subject to change without notice. Additional fees apply.

Saturday, May 15, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 15 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Monster Jam
May 15 @ 1:00 pm
Bon Secours Wellness Arena

#MonsterJamGVL

This. Is. Monster Jam®!  The most action-packed motorsports experience for families in the world today returns to Greenville for a high-octane weekend at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Friday, May 14 through Sunday, May 16. Monster Jam® features the ultimate mix of high-flying action and four-wheel excitement.

Trucks to Appear in Greenville, SC:
Grave Digger
Hooked
Jester
Kraken
Scooby-Doo
Stone Crusher

*Trucks subject to change

Click HERE for our standard arena policies and our most frequently asked questions. Ticket prices are always subject to change without notice. Additional fees apply.

Monster Jam
May 15 @ 7:00 pm
Bon Secours Wellness Arena

#MonsterJamGVL

This. Is. Monster Jam®!  The most action-packed motorsports experience for families in the world today returns to Greenville for a high-octane weekend at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Friday, May 14 through Sunday, May 16. Monster Jam® features the ultimate mix of high-flying action and four-wheel excitement.

Trucks to Appear in Greenville, SC:
Grave Digger
Hooked
Jester
Kraken
Scooby-Doo
Stone Crusher

*Trucks subject to change

Click HERE for our standard arena policies and our most frequently asked questions. Ticket prices are always subject to change without notice. Additional fees apply.

Sunday, May 16, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 16 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Asheville Stamp Club
May 16 @ 1:30 pm
Online w/ Asheville Stamp Club

 

We have been an active club since 1924. We currently have 65 active members of all collecting interests and meet once per month to share programs, auctions, ideas, buy, sell & trade stamps, and just plain camaraderie. Many of our members have extensive collecting, exhibiting, or speaking experience, and discussions are always interesting and rewarding. New and developing collectors will find an audience ready and willing to help with expanding one’s knowledge and enjoyment of the hobby.

Western North Carolina is in an interesting geographical location: we get visitors from the north during the winter, from the south during the summer, and many people who decide they’ve had enough of either of those climates to move here permanently! We urge visitors of any age with philatelic interests to join us, even if only for a short time. We may even convince you to enjoy our region full-time!

Membership

We welcome collectors of all ages and interests.
Dues are $10.00 a year and includes our bimonthly newsletter “The Smoky Mountain Philatelist”, complete membership list that includes “what we collect” and notices about our meetings with urging to attend and share your interest with us.
Download the Membership Application in .pdf format.

Monster Jam
May 16 @ 5:30 pm
Bon Secours Wellness Arena

#MonsterJamGVL

This. Is. Monster Jam®!  The most action-packed motorsports experience for families in the world today returns to Greenville for a high-octane weekend at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Friday, May 14 through Sunday, May 16. Monster Jam® features the ultimate mix of high-flying action and four-wheel excitement.

Trucks to Appear in Greenville, SC:
Grave Digger
Hooked
Jester
Kraken
Scooby-Doo
Stone Crusher

*Trucks subject to change

Click HERE for our standard arena policies and our most frequently asked questions. Ticket prices are always subject to change without notice. Additional fees apply.

Monday, May 17, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 17 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Tuesday, May 18, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 18 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 19 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Thursday, May 20, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 20 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Friday, May 21, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 21 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Saturday, May 22, 2021
Preservation Videos of our 2021 Griffin Award Winners
May 22 all-day
Online w/ Preservation Society of Asheville & Buncombe County

Rehabilitation – Smith McDowell House, Roof Replacement 
 
Years of planning went into the roof replacement project recently completed at the Smith-McDowell House.  The copper used was manipulated by hand, giving the finished roof a more historically authentic look.  Over the next few years, the copper will take on a beautiful patina for all to enjoy.
 
Western North Carolina Historical Association, Owner
Huber and Associates, Contactor
Emily Kite, Architect
Adaptive Reuse – Leo’s House of Thirst
 
This modest beauty has been everything from a residence to a dentist’s office and is now Leo’s House of Thirst.  We love a rehabilitation that shows that even simple buildings can be saved and turned into something special!
Drew Wallace, Owner
Drew Wallace and Leila Amiri, Concept and Design
Brent Campbell, Architect
Joel Osgood, Landscape architect
Drom, Construction
Restoration – Biltmore Stable, Glass Replacement
 
This project brought its own set of challenges including having glass replacement panels with unique texture made to match the originals and undertaking the project while guests were present at the Estate.  The result was well worth the effort!
The Biltmore Company
Huber and Associates
Meltdown Glass
Associated Scaffolding
  
Thursday, May 27, 2021
Sunset Rooftop Comedy Shows in Downtown Asheville
May 27 @ 7:00 pm
Rabbit Rabbit

Slice of Life Comedy & Disclaimer Lounge present: Sunset Rooftop Standup Comedy by Local Professional Comics Every Thursday at Rabbit Rabbit

Come grab dinner and a show at Rabbit Rabbit, in Downtown Asheville Outside Theatre Space:
**Great Craft Rabbit-themed cocktails available
**AVL Pizza truck on-site & AVL Pizza full menu available
**Rooftop-seating, depending on weather
**Sanitized Headphones provided so you don’t miss a joke while getting your food & drinks, works anywhere around the venue

Hosted by: Cody Hughes
Featuring: Petey Smith McDowell, Cary Goff & other premier Asheville comics!

What: Weekly Outdoor & Rooftop Sunset Comedy Dinner Shows
When: Thursdays, 5/6,13,20 & 27, 7p (6:30 doors)
Where: Rabbit Rabbit, Downtown Asheville 75 Coxe Ave
Cost: $12

Tickets at RabbitRabbitavl.com
More information or to inquire about performing, contact Michele Scheve at [email protected]

*If it rains or is too windy we may move the show to our great space under the roof!

Thursday, June 3, 2021
American nonstop flights in JUNE from AVL to Boston, Chicago and Washington DC
Jun 3 all-day
Asheville Regional Airport (AVL)
merican Airlines and Asheville Regional Airport (AVL) are growing together again!  In anticipation of increasing interest in travel to the Asheville area, American is launching new daily nonstop service to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) as well as new Saturday service to Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) in time for summer.
Service to DCA begins June 3 and will operate through Sept. 7. Flights to BOS and ORD both begin June 5, and will operate through Nov. 6 and Sept. 4, respectively. All flights will be operated on regional aircraft equipped with 76 seats in a two-cabin configuration.
With the addition of these new routes, American will operate a record of 12 peak day flights at AVL.
“American continues to show significant commitment to the western North Carolina market,” said Lew Bleiweis, A.A.E., Executive Director of the Greater Asheville Regional Airport Authority. “It is exciting to welcome these new routes this summer, which are great new options for travelers. The connectivity American offers is very important to the quality air service available at AVL, and I thank them for their amazing partnership.”
“As more customers look for opportunities to get away and explore the great outdoors, American is eager to expand travel options to the Asheville region,” said Brian Znotins, Vice President of Network Schedule and Planning for American. “In-airport and on board, our team has taken every effort to ensure the well-being of customers throughout their travels while offering more flexibility and choice than ever before.”
NEW ROUTE SCHEDULES
ROUTE
DCA > AVL
AVL > DCA
ORD > AVL
AVL > ORD
BOS > AVL
AVL > BOS
DATES OF OPERATION
June 3 – September 7, 2021
(Daily)
June 5 – September 4, 2021
(Saturdays)
June 5 – November 6, 2021
(Saturdays)
FLIGHT TIMES
Dep DCA: 2:45pm | Arr AVL: 4:20pm
Dep AVL: 5:00pm | Arr DCA: 6:35pm
Dep ORD: 1:20pm | Arr AVL: 4:14pm
Dep AVL: 6:00pm | Arr ORD: 7:12pm
Dep BOS: 10:05am | Arr AVL: 1:00pm
Dep AVL: 1:40pm | Arr BOS: 4:30pm
American offers nonstop flights from AVL to:  Charlotte, N.C. (5-7 daily departures), Chicago, Ill. (Saturdays, summer seasonal), Dallas-Fort Worth, Tx. (twice daily), and Washington, D.C. (daily, summer-early fall).  Flights can be booked at www.aa.com.
Friday, June 4, 2021
DIY Terrarium Workshop: 6in Globe with AIr Plants
Jun 4 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
828 Market on Main

Join us in kicking off the Summer season with this special introductory price! Our workshops last between 1-2 hours and include all information and materials needed to create a fun, living terrarium. This class is perfect for beginners or experienced crafters!

Instruction covers learning about air plants, care tips, design principles, and more. We include everything needed to create your terrarium, from the container and plants to fun additions like shells, driftwood, gemstones and crystals, figurines, and more. A gift box and care instructions are included to ensure your success. Participants are welcome to bring (waterproof) figurines or other design additions that they’d like to incorporate into their terrarium.

Please register and purchase tickets at www.Vivid-Event.com . This is our most popular class and registration fills up quickly! Food, beverages, and alcohol will be available for purchase through our host venue, 828 Market on Main (180 N. Main St, Waynesville NC)

Friday, June 18, 2021
DIY Terrarium Workshop: 6in Globe with Air Plants
Jun 18 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
828 Market on Main

Join us in kicking off the Summer season with this special introductory price! Our workshops last between 1-2 hours and include all information and materials needed to create a fun, living terrarium. This class is perfect for beginners or experienced crafters!

Instruction covers learning about air plants, care tips, design principles, and more. We include everything needed to create your terrarium, from the container and plants to fun additions like shells, driftwood, gemstones and crystals, figurines, and more. A gift box and care instructions are included to ensure your success. Participants are welcome to bring (waterproof) figurines or other design additions that they’d like to incorporate into their terrarium.

Please register and purchase tickets at www.Vivid-Event.com . This is our most popular class and registration fills up quickly! Food, beverages, and alcohol will be available for purchase through our host venue, 828 Market on Main (180 N. Main St, Waynesville NC)

Sunday, June 20, 2021
Asheville Stamp Club
Jun 20 @ 1:30 pm
Online w/ Asheville Stamp Club

 

We have been an active club since 1924. We currently have 65 active members of all collecting interests and meet once per month to share programs, auctions, ideas, buy, sell & trade stamps, and just plain camaraderie. Many of our members have extensive collecting, exhibiting, or speaking experience, and discussions are always interesting and rewarding. New and developing collectors will find an audience ready and willing to help with expanding one’s knowledge and enjoyment of the hobby.

Western North Carolina is in an interesting geographical location: we get visitors from the north during the winter, from the south during the summer, and many people who decide they’ve had enough of either of those climates to move here permanently! We urge visitors of any age with philatelic interests to join us, even if only for a short time. We may even convince you to enjoy our region full-time!

Membership

We welcome collectors of all ages and interests.
Dues are $10.00 a year and includes our bimonthly newsletter “The Smoky Mountain Philatelist”, complete membership list that includes “what we collect” and notices about our meetings with urging to attend and share your interest with us.
Download the Membership Application in .pdf format.

Thursday, July 1, 2021
The Old-Time Radio Comedy Show [with the most modern of Stand-Up Acts]
Jul 1 @ 7:30 pm
The Orange Peel

The Old-Time Radio Comedy Show
[with the most modern of Stand-Up Acts]
Recorded Live for Buzz Radio Asheville
at The Orange Peel July 1,2021
Presented by Slice of Life Comedy and Buzz Radio Asheville: enjoy a fun night of old-time style radio recordings with premier modern stand-up comics, straight from the 2021 streets of Asheville
Be the LIVE Studio Audience Laugh Track to this hilarious candle-lit seated event. Touches of old-style radio recordings, for example filled with parody commercials, musical stylings, and ridiculous, spontaneous interactions! FARM BURGER homemade chips & dip and other light snacks are provided.
This will be a night you never forget —also because your laughter will be recorded for all-time as the stand-ups record LIVE comedy for Buzz Radio Asheville, our only “All Asheville, All the Time, Original-Content ” online station. [Comedy bits from the show will be played in a regular rotation along with Buzz’s stellar music line up]
Hosted by: Cary Goff of Disclaimer Comedy
Featuring Asheville Rock-Stars of Comedy:
Petey Smith McDowell
Hilliary Begley
Moira Goree
Jess Cooley
Morgan Bost
With the hilarious music stylings of Ryan Cox
What:
The Old-Time Radio Comedy Show
[with the most modern of Stand-Up Acts]
Recorded LIVE for Buzz Radio Asheville
Where:
The Orange Peel, Downtown Asheville
When:
July 1,2021, 8p [Doors open at 7p]
Cost:
$17
Contact Michele Scheve at [email protected] for more info
FB Event: https://fb.me/e/1a12lOD0E
Tickets: https://theorangepeel.net/…/the-old-time-radio-comedy…/

Friday, July 16, 2021
Music On Main: Gotcha Groove
Jul 16 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Visitor Center

Music on Main features a diverse line-up ranging from pop, oldies, rock, to contemporary music – there’s something for every musical taste! The family-friendly event offers concessions such as hot dogs, ice cream, pretzels and lemonade for sale.

Classic car shows are held in conjunction with Music on Main. The car shows are located in front of the Wells Fargo between Barnwell and Caswell Streets, which will be closed to traffic. For more information about the classic car shows, contact the Carolina Mountain Car Club.

Bring a chair and enjoy an evening of live music from 7 pm-9 pm.  The audience seating area opens after 5:30 pm, early admission is prohibited.  Admission is free. Alcoholic beverages, backpacks, or coolers are prohibited.

In case of inclement weather, the concert will be postponed until 8pm.  If the weather does not improve by 8 pm the performance will be canceled.

Sunday, July 18, 2021
Asheville Stamp Club
Jul 18 @ 1:30 pm
Online w/ Asheville Stamp Club

 

We have been an active club since 1924. We currently have 65 active members of all collecting interests and meet once per month to share programs, auctions, ideas, buy, sell & trade stamps, and just plain camaraderie. Many of our members have extensive collecting, exhibiting, or speaking experience, and discussions are always interesting and rewarding. New and developing collectors will find an audience ready and willing to help with expanding one’s knowledge and enjoyment of the hobby.

Western North Carolina is in an interesting geographical location: we get visitors from the north during the winter, from the south during the summer, and many people who decide they’ve had enough of either of those climates to move here permanently! We urge visitors of any age with philatelic interests to join us, even if only for a short time. We may even convince you to enjoy our region full-time!

Membership

We welcome collectors of all ages and interests.
Dues are $10.00 a year and includes our bimonthly newsletter “The Smoky Mountain Philatelist”, complete membership list that includes “what we collect” and notices about our meetings with urging to attend and share your interest with us.
Download the Membership Application in .pdf format.

Thursday, July 22, 2021
Weigh In on the Future of Buncombe County Public Libraries–ONLINE
Jul 22 @ 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm
online w/ Buncombe County Government

Would you like to have a voice in the future of Buncombe County Public Libraries? The Library Advisory Board and Buncombe County Communications & Public Engagement invite the community to take part in an upcoming online feedback session on zoom. This series of feedback sessions is designed specifically to gather input on the proposed Library Facilities Master Plan, and will focus solely on facility structures and locations. This is your opportunity to share your vision for the future library facilities model.

This meeting will provide Spanish and ASL interpretation.

Topic: Library Virtual Listening Session
Time: Jul 22, 2021 06:00 PM
Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89547301063?pwd=ZnJEcHlHbGg0TE5PUjFrbkxKN2pzUT09
Meeting ID: 895 4730 1063
Passcode: 502192
Phone In: 1 (646) 558 8656 US
Meeting ID: 895 4730 1063

Friday, July 23, 2021
Music On Main: The Night Move Band
Jul 23 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Visitor Center

Music on Main features a diverse line-up ranging from pop, oldies, rock, to contemporary music – there’s something for every musical taste! The family-friendly event offers concessions such as hot dogs, ice cream, pretzels and lemonade for sale.

Classic car shows are held in conjunction with Music on Main. The car shows are located in front of the Wells Fargo between Barnwell and Caswell Streets, which will be closed to traffic. For more information about the classic car shows, contact the Carolina Mountain Car Club.

Bring a chair and enjoy an evening of live music from 7 pm-9 pm.  The audience seating area opens after 5:30 pm, early admission is prohibited.  Admission is free. Alcoholic beverages, backpacks, or coolers are prohibited.

In case of inclement weather, the concert will be postponed until 8pm.  If the weather does not improve by 8 pm the performance will be canceled.

Monday, July 26, 2021
Weigh In on the Future of Buncombe County Public Libraries—West Asheville Library
Jul 26 @ 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
West Asheville Library

Would you like to have a voice in the future of Buncombe County Public Libraries? The Library Advisory Board and Buncombe County Communications & Public Engagement invite the community to take part in an upcoming feedback session. This series of feedback sessions is designed specifically to gather input on the proposed Library Facilities Master Plan, and will focus solely on facility structures and locations. This is your opportunity to share your vision for the future library facilities model.