LEAF holds fundraiser “Benefit of Culture: A Pirate Party Hullabaloo,” Aug. 7

From a press release: LEAF holds fundraiser “Benefit of Culture: A Pirate Party Hullabaloo,” Aug. 7 WHAT:     The 4th annual Benefit of Culture: A Pirate Hullabaloo WHERE:     Highland Brewing Company WHEN:     Thursday August 7th 2014, 5 – 10 PM TICKETS:     Tickets go on sale Monday, June 23, 2014 through Highland Brewing […]

Asheville Creative Arts presents “Charlotte’s Web,” July 17-27

From a press release: Asheville Creative Arts presents “Charlotte’s Web,” July 17-27 Co-Founders Abby Felder and Robbie Jaeger announce Asheville Creative Arts’ (ACA) main stage production of EB White’s classic, CHARLOTTE’S WEB, dramatized by Joseph Robinette, directed and choreographed by Robbie Jaeger, with a sound design of original bluegrass inspired music composed and performed live […]

Paul Bonesteel screens documentary film “The Mystery of George Masa” at July 28 fundraiser for Environmental and Conservation Organization

From a press release: Paul Bonesteel screens documentary film “The Mystery of George Masa” at July 28 fundraiser for Environmental and Conservation Organization Local filmmaker Paul Bonesteel will speak and show his documentary film “The Mystery of George Masa” on Monday, July 28, as a fundraiser for the Environmental and Conservation Organization (ECO).  The showing […]

Jane Alexander discusses “The View from Tom’s Stand” at Blue Ridge Books, June 21

From a press release: Jane Alexander discusses “The View from Tom’s Stand” at Blue Ridge Books, June 21 Jane Alexander discusses The View from Tom’s Stand Saturday, June 21  3:00 pm Born a city girl, Jane Alexander tells her story of being tugged from a vibrant metropolitan life to a primitive woods camp in the […]

Patti Callahan Henry reads and signs “The Stories We Tell” at Malaprop’s, July 10

From a press release: Patti Callahan Henry reads and signs “The Stories We Tell” at Malaprop’s, July 10 Author: PATTI CALLAHAN HENRY Reading & Signing: THE STORIES WE TELL Event date: July 10, 7PM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC “The Stories We Tell unfolds in surprising ways; Patti Callahan Henry understands the delicate balance of power […]

Last year for International Festival of Biblical Storytelling in Asheville; event to move to D.C.

From a press release: Last year for International Festival of Biblical Storytelling in Asheville; event to move to D.C. For the last five years, the international Festival Gathering of Biblical Storytelling has been held near Asheville at Ridgecrest Conference Center. In 2015 the festival moves to its new home in Washington, DC. But in August […]

Limited Engagement at NC Stage: “The Elephant in my Closet,” June 25-29

From a press release: Limited Engagement at NC Stage: “The Elephant in my Closet,” June 25-29 North Carolina Stage Company (NC Stage) is excited to announce David Lee Nelson (writer/performer) and Adam Knight (director) will bring their solo show, The Elephant in My Closet, to NC Stage for a limited engagement June 25th-29th after a […]

Bender Gallery hosts “Artifacts and Contraptions,” August 1-September 30

From a press release: Bender Gallery hosts “Artifacts and Contraptions,” August 1-September 30 Bender Gallery is hosting Artifacts and Contraptions, a two person exhibition featuring glass and mixed media sculptures by artists Peter Wright and Audrey Wilson. The show runs from Friday, August 1 through September 30. An opening reception will be held from 5-8 […]

Charlotte Street Computers partners with Asheville Community Theatre for fundraising opportunity

From a press release: Charlotte Street Computers partners with Asheville Community Theatre for fundraising opportunity Charlotte Street Computers has partnered with the Asheville Community Theatre for its fifth year to offer an exceptional fundraising opportunity for local non-profit organizations, and is currently seeking applications for new participants.  Through this program, Charlotte Street Computers will donate […]

Smart bets: Xavier Rudd

Part multi-instrumentalist, part mythical creature, singer-songwriter/surfer/environmentalist/cultural activist Xavier Rudd took the didgeridoo from tribal instrument to legitimate dance club beat-maker. The musician, who lives in Australia, “gradually refined his globally influenced collage of world music — a matchless mixture of reggae, funk, blues, folk, and nearly every other sort of song with the ability to […]