The annual event moves to Third Room, April 5-6.
Author: Edwin Arnaudin
Showing 1-21 of 1920 results
Smart Bets: NC Writers’ Network Spring Conference
Registration is open for the May 2-4 summit.
Smart Bets: The Incidental Moment
Pink Dog’s exhibition of work byJoanie Krug and Alan Wieder opens April 4.
Smart Bets: We Love It Here.
The collection of exclusive, previously unreleased music worked on at West Asheville’s Drop of Sun Studios features songs by MJ Lenderman, Animal Collective and more.
Smart Bets: Artbeat Gallery & Lounge
Opened March 22, Elliott From’s working artist studio will host live art and music performances.
Smart Bets: Golden Girls — The Laughs Continue
The bawdy stage show plays Thomas Wolfe Auditorium on March 27.
Smart Bets: Chords for Callum
The star-studded March 30 benefit show will raise money for local musician Jon Stickley’s son’s medical bills.
Local arts leaders share post-Helene highs and lows
Xpress checks in with ArtsAVL, the Center for Craft and the Asheville Theater Alliance.
Smart Bet: Jim Swayzee
The local singer-songwriter’s album release show takes place March 22 at One World West.
Smart Bets: Petit Mondrian
Asheville Creative Arts’ dance-theater piece debuts April 2 at the Tina McGuire Theatre.
Smart Bets: Asheville Fringe Arts Festival
The beloved event returns March 19-23.
Smart Bets: Cyber Punk
The digital exhibition is on display at Third Room through mid-May.
WNC artists shine on ‘The Resonance Sessions’ benefit album
Recorded in the Old Marshall Jail’s stairwell, the sessions feature stripped-down performances by over 30 area artists.
Zillicoah rises from the post-Helene rubble
Co-owner Jeremy Chassner discusses the brewery’s Helene damage and long road to recovery.
Eleanor Underhill and Spaceman Jones & The Motherships release new albums
The Americana queen goes pop while the hip-hop duo makes a tactical strike.
Andrew K. Clark’s new horror novel honors Appalachian ancestors
The author’s debut novel effectively blends horror, magical realism and folklore.
Playbill picks: February local theater highlights
Comedies, musicals and plays rooted in history are on area stages this month.
Terry Roberts visits 1924 Asheville in new novel
The Asheville-based author continues Stephen Robbins’ saga in “The Devil Hath a Pleasing Shape,” which was published on Oct. 1.
The Dead Tongues and Kevin Rumley release new albums
The longtime locals embrace the magic of solitude and collaboration on their latest collections.
(HUMOR) Rare attentive listener stuns local musician
Singer-songwriter recovers from bizarre incident, plus film crews return to Biltmore and Asheville Pizza & Brewing lands new owners.
(HUMOR) Beer made with nonpotable water wins GABF gold medal
Plus, Cúrate takes a new direction and a food truck sets a new world record.
