“When planning our 50th season, the SART team wanted to pay tribute not only to our foundations within Mars Hill University but also to SART’s evolution into the exceptional professional theater that it is today,” says Jack Womack, the theater’s PR director.
After sustaining damage from a fallen tree during Tropical Storm Helene, the historic home and museum is once again open to the public.
Recorded outside of Asheville in July, the album raises money to support the work of Black Mountain nonprofit Bounty & Soul.
“The outpouring of local and national support for our local artists and arts organizations has been amazing,” says Katie Cornell, executive director of ArtsAVL.
The Dec. 20 event features stories, poetry and music from four local creatives.
The brand-new Wall Street digital gallery and music venue will host Papadosio’s jamtronic holiday celebration Dec. 19-21.
The real treasure of this production is the believable chemistry between stars Amanda Clifton and Kit Johnson.
Singer Peggy Ratusz teams up with a quartet of acoustic musicians for the Dec. 18 show at White Horse Black Mountain.
Designed as a fundraiser for storm recovery efforts, the compilation album features acoustic tracks from more than 50 musicians.
The musician will make an Asheville holiday homecoming with a Dec. 27 performance at the AyurPrana Listening Room.
The Asheville-based multidisciplinary artist and longtime interior designer discusses his latest project.
More than 75 WNC artists will have work for sale online and in person during the event, Dec. 14-15.
Burnsville’s annual holiday celebration happens Dec. 13.
What truly makes this play special is the backing chorus of nine men, who spiritedly sing a capella military favorites while the realities of war dawn on these idealistic young enlistees.
Love for — and support from — the local arts community convinced owner Robert Nicholas to work toward bringing back the storm-ravaged marketplace in its original Foundy Street location.
The all-ages Dec. 8 performance at The Hideaway will benefit Loving Food Resources.
The biannual craft show returns Dec. 7-8 to ExploreAsheville.com Arena.
The exhibit runs Dec. 6-15 at First Baptist Church of Asheville, featuring nativity scenes from more than 70 countries.
Opening Dec. 7, the exhibit at Pink Dog Creative features works by youth and adult artists that explore how Asheville’s Black community is recovering from Tropical Storm Helene.
Hendersonville Theatre and HART donate proceeds from recent productions to aid organizations and struggling theaters.
In this month’s Best Medicine, co-host Cayla Clark shares the secret ingredients to her now-famous Clif Bar and Turbidity Casserole. “It’s … how do you say … not good,” she tells us.
