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This weekend on a shoestring
Things to do this weekend: Stay hydrated, stay in the shade, stay coated in sunscreen, stay cool. Oh, and take in some good, budget-friendly entertainment. Got you covered there. (Know of other shows or events that cost $5 or less? Add them below.)
Narwhal night lights and nutria note cards
Craft fairs, despite the deceptively straightforward name, sweep the spectrum from the cutesy (macrame owls! crocheted toilet paper covers!) to the quirky (monster dolls! recycled metal buckles!); from the high-end (handmade books! blown glass!) to the down-home (strawberry preserves! coffee mugs!). And rightly so: There's a craft aesthetic not just for every maker, but also […]
Elephant necklace
Push Asheville Fashion 4th of July photos
Check out the “Taste of PUSH Asheville Fashion” preview show, held yesterday in Weaverville.
Summer hat, part 2
Her hat is from Ten Thousand Villages (10 College St., Asheville, 254-8374).
Asheville Streetstyle: In the summer, in the city
A recap of some favorite summery looks from Asheville Streetstyle.
Summer hat, part 1
Her hat is from Cosmic Vision (34 N. Lexington Ave., Asheville, 285-0073).
SoundTrack Web Extra: John Brannen
Country rocker John Brannen’s Bravado is immaculately-produced, sometimes-predictable and full of swagger.
Review of RUTH at NC Stage
Death, loss, mother-in-laws and the Bible. All that, and RUTH manages to be a surprisingly light, beautiful and moving play.
Bluegrass Bus
A little explanation: Don Clark here has, for 20 years, “made it his personal mission to spread the joy of American music through his Bluegrass Bus Museum.” The bus stopped off in Asheville on the way to the Red, White & Bluegrass Festival.
Winners of the 48-hour film project announced
Winning films screened at the Fine Arts Theatre last night. Didn’t get to go? We have some the award-garnering films right here.
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Grammer School plays WNC Magazine’s Last Band Standing
The indie-rock trio may not have been with winning act, but their Wednesday, June 23 performance is worth revisiting.
This weekend on a shoestring
Yes, the whole week kind of funnels toward the 4th of July, with its sparklers and hot dogs and patriotic brass bands. But there’s also plenty to do before hand. Art openings, a local social and free music top this Weekend on a Shoestring top 10 list. Know of more $5 and under events? Add them below.
Outside HoneyPot
Photo by Halima Flynt.
Sparklers, spangles, salutes and serenades
A little history for ya: Though America's autonomy from Britain was declared on July 4, 1776, Independence Day wasn't an official holiday until 1870. But government-sanctioned or not, celebrations of the signing of the Declaration of Independence (which most delegates actually signed on August 2, 1776, according to The Declaration of Independence: A Study in […]
At Izzy’s
Photo by Halima Flynt.
David LaMotte returns
The internationally acclaimed singer/singwriter and long-time Montreat resident returns to WNC after a hiatus in (among other places) southern India. He’ll play a concert at The White Horse. And — get this — he’s shaved his head.