Singer-songwriter Callaghan is originally from London and now lives in Nashville. She headlined The Altamont last Friday. In advance of that show, Callaghan talked to Xpress about her album, her impressions of the U.S., and what keeps her returning to Asheville.
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Conflict resolution
Local band Knives and Daggers is many things to many people. But one thing it’s not about is dangerous weaponry — though co-guitarists/songwriters Lauren Carol Brown and Kevin Stanford joke about incorporating knife and dagger imagery into a future show. “A lot of people who come to see us say, ‘We were expecting it to […]
And the Chihuascar goes to…
At the Feral Chihuahuas Awards Show Show, performed last weekend at NC Stage, the local sketch comedy troupe spoofed Oscars-type productions while scooping up a number of honors for themselves.
Pisgah Brewing Company announces 2014 outdoor stage lineup
Press release Pisgah Brewing Company announces 2014 outdoor stage lineup Pisgah Brewing Company of Black Mountain, NC is well known for its many fine craft brews that have graced the WNC region for going on 9 years now. But it has also gained recent recognition for its one-of-a-kind outdoor stage and amphitheater, boasting an aesthetically […]
Mountain Oasis cancels for 2014
In a statement, the AC Entertainment team announces that it will put the electronic music festival on hold. Photo by Nick King.
Cullowhee Mountain ARTS “Summer ARTS Series” adds creative writing workshops
Press release Cullowhee Mountain ARTS “Summer ARTS Series” adds creative writing workshops Creative Writers to Join the Cullowhee Mountain ARTS “Summer ARTS Series” on the campus of Western Carolina University and “Artist and Writer Retreats + Workshops” at Lake Logan Retreat Center. Cullowhee Mountain ARTS, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, is celebrating […]
Creative Sector Summit, March 20-22
Press release Creative Sector Summit, March 20-22 Join the Asheville Area Arts Council, The City of Asheville and the Buncombe Cultural Alliance in our region’s only annual arts, culture, and entertainment advocacy, networking, and educational conference! The 2014 schedule is better than ever, bringing success stories and great speakers from our Southeast regional neighbors, where […]
The Autumn Players presents “Come Back, Little Sheba,” March 28 & 29
Press release The Autumn Players presents “Come Back, Little Sheba,” March 28 & 29 Come Back, Little Sheba, a domestic drama by American playwright William Inge, is scheduled for three matinee performances by The Autumn Players of Asheville Community Theatre (ACT): Friday and Saturday, March 28 and 29, in 35below at ACT; Sunday, March 30, […]
National Quilting Day at the Folk Art Center, March 14-16
Press release National Quilting Day at the Folk Art Center, March 14-16 In honor of National Quilting Day, the Folk Art Center will host demonstrations and exhibitions celebrating textile arts March 14–16. The National Quilting Association, Inc. began sponsoring National Quilting Day in 1991. Quilting groups across the country use the event as a way […]
Smart Bets web extra: House of Tarot
Local dance instructor Lisa Zahiya and bellydancer Zoe Jakes, of Beats Antique, collaborate on a show. Performances on Wednesday and Thursday, March 19 and 20.
Dr. Judith Orloff, author of “The Ecstacy of Surrender,” reads at Malaprop’s on April 9
Press release Dr. Judith Orloff, author of “The Ecstacy of Surrender,” reads at Malaprop’s on April 9 Dr. Orloff will be speaking and signing books at Malaprops Bookstore (55 Haywood Street, Asheville, North Carolina 28801) on Wednesday, April 9th at 7:00pm. New York Times bestselling author Judith Orloff, MD, has a simple solution for so […]
OFF THE MAP artist discussion, March 10
Press release OFF THE MAP artist discussion, March 10 The Media Arts Project (MAP) presents an OFF THE MAP artist discussion with MAP community art grant recipients, Severn Eaton, Michael Luchtan & Kehren Barbour. Monday March 10 7:00pm – 9:00pm Fine Arts Theatre Critics Lounge (middle level) 36 Biltmore Ave. Asheville, NC 28801 The recipients […]
Tryon Arts and Crafts School open house, March 22 and 23
Press release Tryon Arts and Crafts School open house, March 22 and 23 The 6th annual Harmon Field Heritage Days are scheduled for Saturday, March 22 and Sunday, March 23. Located in the midst of the recreation area, Tryon Arts and Crafts School will have an Open House during the event. Local artisans and instructors […]
American Folk Art & Framing’s “Second Annual Face Jug Show,” April 3-23
Press release American Folk Art & Framing’s “Second Annual Face Jug Show,” April 3-23 Living Southern Cultural Icons. Highly anticipated by collectors, American Folk Art has assembled a wild and wonderful collection of regional face jugs for its second annual Face Jug Show. Coincidence or not, the show opens on April Fool’s Day this year. […]
The Beards of Valenccio Art and Literary Salon presents “Nightmares and Dreamscapes”
Press release The Beards of Valenccio Art and Literary Salon presents “Nightmares and Dreamscapes” Pink Monkey Entertainment is pleased to announce The Beards of Valenccio Art and Literary Salon is opening it’s third season with the theme “Nightmares and Dreamscapes” on March 28, 2014, in Montford. The Beards of Valenccio features local artists, writers, performers […]
Israeli Folk Dancing Class, April 27
Press release Israeli Folk Dancing Class, April 27 Free Israeli Folk Dancing Class for Young and Old to Prepare for Israeli Folk Dancing at Celebration Israel 2014 Sunday, April 27, 2014 11:30 am-12:30 pm Congregation Beth Israel at 229 Murdock Avenue, Asheville, NC 28804 Josefa Briant, Israeli Dancing Instructor No registration required. Interested folks may […]
Not your average love song
Gold Light, fronted by musician and filmmaker Joe Chang, recently released video for the song “True Love Never Dies.” Click through to watch it; see the band live at The Mothlight on Sunday, March 9.
Local musicians named as finalists in for the 2013 International Songwriting Competition
Richard Gannaway, Miriam Stockley, Jay Oliver (AOMUSIC), from Asheville, were named as finalists in for the 2013 International Songwriting Competition. Their song, “Kuimba,” is among 13 top picks in the world music category. Judges for the contest include Tom Waits, Bruce Hornsby, Jason Isbell, Brian Setzer and many others. Winners will be announced at the […]
Turning a new page
The Book & Print Arts Collective holds a members show, “Rewriting History.” The exhibit runs Friday, March 7-Saturday, May 24 at Asheville BookWorks.
Moogfest announces free and open-to-the-public events
Last night, Buncombe County leaders approved $90,000 in public funding for Moogfest, the technology and electronic music festival set to be held April 23-27. According to Xpress reporter Jake Frankel, “Moog Music and Moogfest President Mike Adams said the event will be a major economic boon to the area — to the tune of $30 […]
That’s so raven
Singer-songwriter Alyn Mearns describes his musical evolution as “a kid going from classical violin to wanting to play ‘Johnny B. Goode’ on the guitar,” to “trying to make a complete solo sound, where I can use my guitar symphonically.” There was also a stop-off in the rock band Airspace. It was in that outfit that […]