The exhibit will be displayed at the First Congregational United Church of Christ’s Gallery through April 30.

The exhibit will be displayed at the First Congregational United Church of Christ’s Gallery through April 30.
Works from local artists in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene offer outlets for personal and collective processing of the disaster.
The annual event moves to Third Room, April 5-6.
Pink Dog’s exhibition of work byJoanie Krug and Alan Wieder opens April 4.
Opened March 22, Elliott From’s working artist studio will host live art and music performances.
The beloved event returns March 19-23.
The digital exhibition is on display at Third Room through mid-May.
The band’s March 15 show at Modern Local Art Gallery in Mars Hill is aimed at drawing attention to the work of area artists in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene.
Katherine Cutshall, the Buncombe County Special Collections manager, said the concept was conceived soon after Helene but staff held off asking for submissions until earlier this year.
The March 7 grand opening event will showcase the new art gallery and working studios in the re-imagined Moog Music building.
Artwork and craft items from more than 30 WNC creatives will be auctioned off at the March 1 fundraising gala.
Asheville Museum of History is hosting the second part of Clark’s exhibit of her historic images of Asheville’s East End community runs through May, along with two talks this month on Black history in WNC.
The exhibition features more than 70 framed photographs by National Geographic’s most celebrated wildlife photographers.
The Feb. 14 party celebrates the launch of the Lexington Avenue space, which features works by more than 80 River Arts Distict artists.
The Southern Highlands Craft Guild exhibition runs through April 30 at the Folk Art Center.
Local DJs will spin the soundtrack for the debut of winter-inspired works from Mark Bettis, Victoria Pinney and Jeffrey Burroughs.
Artist Kira Bursky’s collection of 31 drawings reflects themes and images familiar to many local residents who experienced the disaster.
The “Standing Strong” exhibition will support participating artists while also raising money for the River Arts District Artists fund for local creatives affected by Tropical Storm Helene.
The brand-new Wall Street digital gallery and music venue will host Papadosio’s jamtronic holiday celebration Dec. 19-21.
The Asheville-based multidisciplinary artist and longtime interior designer discusses his latest project.
The exhibit runs Dec. 6-15 at First Baptist Church of Asheville, featuring nativity scenes from more than 70 countries.