It’s all about !PAPER!

Need another escape from Bele Chere this weekend? The Drygoods Shop in West Asheville is happy to assist. On Saturday, July 28, the multipurpose community arts space hosts a two-year anniversary celebration with !Paper!, featuring a dozen local artists, live music and more. 

All work in the show is made out of plastic. Just kidding; it’s all made with paper — that ubiquitous substance oft-heralded by artists for its accessibility and simplicity. The lineup, as eclectic as the shop itself, promises a wide breadth of creative perspectives, with local favorites like bookmaker Jean Potter, dressmaker/designer R. Brooke Priddy and beloved blogger/illustrator Robin Plemmons. The event will also include a performance by local artist/musician Andy Herod’s latest musical venture, Ghost Boots, at 7 p.m.

Free to attend. 6-9 p.m. 474 Haywood Road.

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