Viewers can participate in the local musician and filmmaker’s experiment by submitting images of their own visual interpretation of “Time.” Click through to watch Lovett’s new video for “All the Time.”
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Sound Check: David Mayfield
The David Mayfield Parade performed at The Grey Eagle last weekend. Before the show, Mayfield talked to Xpress about his new album and his connection to Asheville. Video by Jesse Hamm.
Poetic justice
Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security; to fair trials, to work, to rest and leisure. But food, clothing and housing don’t come up until Article 25 of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights. That seems strange, considering that the rest won’t amount to much without a decent meal and a warm bed. […]
Special delivery
Know that game where you’re asked, “If you could have dinner with anyone, living or dead, who would it be?” If you changed “have dinner” to “be in a band” and then actually did just that with your top 15 picks, you’d be Johnny Marr. The guitarist and singer-songwriter has been a member of The […]
Raise a glass wine tasting and benefit for OpenDoors of Asheville
The Asheville Glass Center and MetroWines have teamed up to host a special wine tasting and glass blowing event on Saturday, Nov. 16. The evening benefits OpenDoors of Asheville; a nonprofit connecting local children living in poverty with an active, individualized network of support. According to a press release: The Asheville Glass Center, along with […]
Art for Art’s Sake benefit
Art for Art’s Sake, a benefit for Asheville Art Museum’s capital campaign, is held at The Historic Cotton Mill Studios (122 Riverside Dr.) on Saturday, Nov. 16. 6:30-9:30 p.m. Admission is free. The event includes drinks, hors d’oeuvres and live music by The Wilhelm Brothers. According to a press release, “40-percent of art sales support […]
African festival at White Horse on Nov. 21
The sights, sounds and flavors of Africa will be but a short car ride away on Thursday, Nov. 21. Proceeds from the event, which includes three African-inspired musical performances, food from Senegal and a silent auction, support Africa Healing Exchange. From a press release: Zansa, whose name is Ivory Coast slang for “combination” or “blend”, […]
The 67th Annual Asheville Holiday Parade is Saturday, Nov. 23
Bundle up, grab a lawn chair or a piece of sidewalk and get ready for the Asheville Holiday Parade to march, roll, cartwheel and cheer its way through downtown. This year marks the 67th iteration of the annual event. It takes place on Saturday, Nov. 23, starting at 11 a.m. It begins on Biltmore Avenue […]
River’s Edge Studio and 310 Art Gallery offers art classes
Two new workshops announced in a press release: • Amazing Fine Art Scratchboard Call 828-776-2716 or email fleta@fletamonaghan.com to register with Lorelle Bacon Sat, Nov. 16th, 10-4pm $95 supplies furnished or $80 if bringing your own. All Levels, beginners through advanced. No drawing skills necessary. This is a wonderful easy to learn medium for those who […]
A Ghost Like Me with Consider the Source at Asheville Music Hall on Nov. 15
In an email, Brad Rogers of local space rock outfit A Ghost Like Me writes, “We just wanted to inform the masses about an awesome show happening in Asheville next weekend Friday, Nov. 15 at The Asheville Music Hall. A Ghost Like Me is honored to be playing with one of our favorite bands, Consider […]
RAD Studio / Gallery will close on Nov. 16
After two and 1/2 years of business, The RAD studio and gallery of photographer David Simchock will close its doors at the end of the month. Due to holiday plans, the last day of business is Saturday, Nov. 16. In an email, Simchock writes, “After juggling the “retail” operation for the past couple of years, […]
Five Questions with Dead 27s
The Charleston, S.C.-based blues rockers play a free show at Pisgah Brewing on Friday, Nov. 15.
Smart Bets web extra: “Wintry Mix” album release party
David Wilcox, Polecat Creek, Matthew Richmond, Annie Lalley and Joe Ebel, Billy Jonas, Danny Ellis and others perform at LAB on Monday, Nov. 18. The show launches a seasonal compilation CD. Proceeds benefit MANNA FoodBank.
Asheville Cinema Festival this weekend
The four-day event continues through Sunday, Nov. 10 with feature film “Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom” as well as documentaries, students films, shorts, animation and workshops.
Sarah Jarosz plays The Grey Eagle on Tuesday, Nov. 19
Although singer-songwriter and bluegrass musician Sarah Jarosz is just 22, she’s already been nominated for a Grammy. More than once. She began her recording career right out of high school. By then she could already play guitar, clawhammer banjo, mandolin and octave mandolin. Her debut album, “Song Up in Her Head,” featured guest artists Chris […]
CalCast: Nov. 8-10
This weekend is all about hard cider and the comet of the century. Podcast hosted by Theresa Amandi of Asheville Free Media’s Bombshell-ter Radio.
“An Evening With an Album” event on Nov. 14 benefits Bob Moog Foundation
“An Evening With An Album” returns on Thursday, Nov. 14 in Zabriskie Hall, on the campus of The Cathedral of All Souls in Biltmore Village. Created by a group of local audiophiles, the event explores than entirety of an album (this time it’s “OK Computer” by Radiohead) and proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation. 6 […]
Sound Track web extra: Ben Bridwell and Ryan Cates at LAB
The show was intimate and full of lighthearted moments. It was also a sort of behind-the-scenes look at the Band of Horses front man’s personal relationship to songs.
A place for ideas
Apothecary founders launch label and platform ASYSTEMS.
Watermark
You might think you know Shannon Whitworth. With her Americana roots and her Belk commercials and her pageant-pretty-turned-Bohemian looks. And then you listen to her new album, High Tide. It drifts on salty breezes, it aches and glimmers. Whitworth smolders on each beachy, swoony, retro-cool track. And you think, who is this? And why didn’t […]
On the radar
River Arts District studio stroll Don’t be fooled by the “studio stroll” title. Sure, this twice-a-year happening is about visiting the workspaces of the River District’s artists. But it’s really a weekend-long social event. Make plans to meet friends, gather out-of-town visitors or just go it solo: You can’t go to a RAD studio stroll […]