Stories on Asheville’s Front Porch series opens July 8

Press release: The perennial summer series, Stories on Asheville’s Front Porch is kicking into gear for the month of July. Sarah Larson started this series of storytelling programs eight years ago. It continues to bring some of the best regional stories and storytellers to Downtown Asheville on Saturday mornings in July. Each week tellers will […]

20th annual Cherokee Voices Festival, June 10

Press release: This festival celebrates thousands of years of tradition in the southern Appalachians with Cherokee people from the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, North Carolina’s only federally recognized tribe. Experience traditional music and dance, gospel singing, Cherokee flute playing and storytelling. Talk with the Cherokees in living history encampments. See more than 25 master […]

Mac Arnold & a Plate Full O’ Blues perform at The Phoenix & The Fox, June 23

Press release: Located in the heart of downtown Brevard, The Phoenix & The Fox music venue has announced internationally-acclaimed blues musician Mac Arnold & a Plate Full O’ Blues will perform Friday, June 23, for a special one-night performance. Arnold was born in Ware Place, South Carolina, one of thirteen children born and raised on […]

Asheville Art Museum names Jason Andrew as lead curator of a major survey of contemporary art

Press release: The Asheville Art Museum has tapped Brooklyn-based independent curator Jason Andrew as lead curator of a major survey of contemporary art. Appalachia Now! an interdisciplinary survey of contemporary art in Southern Appalachia will celebrate the Asheville Art Museum’s new state-of-the-art facility opening in late 2018. Jason Andrew is known for his exhibitions of […]

Julia Franks presents ‘Over the Plain Houses’ at Thomas Wolfe Memorial, June 10

Press release: At 2pm Saturday June 10th the Thomas Wolfe Memorial introduces the second program of its signature summer series Writers at Wolfe. Julia Franks presents her spellbinding debut novel “Over the Plain Houses,” a story of an Appalachian woman intrigued by the possibility of change and escape. Julia currently lives in Atlanta, and has […]

Bob Moog Foundation holds sonic exploration summer camps at Asheville Museum of Science

Press release: The Bob Moog Foundation will be sparking the imaginations of Asheville kids this summer, providing a series of four week-long Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool Camps that will be co-hosted by the Asheville Museum of Science (AMOS). Representing a convergence of science, music, technology, and fun, the “Science of Sound” and “Science of Synthesis” camps […]

Reasonably Priced Babies: improv comedy and short film screening TONIGHT at The Altamont

Press release: REASONABLY PRICED BABIES Asheville’s premier improv comedy toupe Mondy Carter, Karen Stobbe, Tom Chalmers, Josh Batenhorst, and Aaron Price (on piano) presents: The Too Darnn Hot Show Friday June 2nd at 8PM The Altamont Theatre 18 Church Street, Asheville, NC 28801 Tickets: $10 at the door or online at http://thealtamonttheatre.com/event/RPB Doors open at […]

Bruce Hornsby returns to the Pisgah Brewing outdoor stage June 16

Press release: Pisgah Brewing Company has been well known for their outdoor amphitheater, the Pisgah Brewing Outdoor Stage, which has operated behind the brewery since 2010. For their 8th concert season on the Outdoor Stage, Pisgah has planned another stellar season of shows that ramps back up starting Friday, June 16th with modern piano legend […]

‘Magical musical kirtan concert’ at Black Mountain Yoga, June 17

Press release: Girish, an accomplished musician of many genres, former monk infused in spiritual practice, loving wordsmith linking lyrics and rhythm in a blissful musical event, will be performing live at Black Mountain Yoga, Saturday June 17, 5:30-6:30 pm for LIVE Music and Yoga w/Martia Rachman and 8-9:30pm for a Magical Musical Kirtan Concert; and […]