Co-owner Jeremy Chassner discusses the brewery’s Helene damage and long road to recovery.

Co-owner Jeremy Chassner discusses the brewery’s Helene damage and long road to recovery.
The Americana queen goes pop while the hip-hop duo makes a tactical strike.
The author’s debut novel effectively blends horror, magical realism and folklore.
Comedies, musicals and plays rooted in history are on area stages this month.
The Asheville-based author continues Stephen Robbins’ saga in “The Devil Hath a Pleasing Shape,” which was published on Oct. 1.
The longtime locals embrace the magic of solitude and collaboration on their latest collections.
Singer-songwriter recovers from bizarre incident, plus film crews return to Biltmore and Asheville Pizza & Brewing lands new owners.
Plus, Cúrate takes a new direction and a food truck sets a new world record.
It wasn’t all bad. Just most of it.
A month-by-month look back at the year in local music.
The Asheville-based multidisciplinary artist and longtime interior designer discusses his latest project.
What truly makes this play special is the backing chorus of nine men, who spiritedly sing a capella military favorites while the realities of war dawn on these idealistic young enlistees.
Love for — and support from — the local arts community convinced owner Robert Nicholas to work toward bringing back the storm-ravaged marketplace in its original Foundy Street location.
Hendersonville Theatre and HART donate proceeds from recent productions to aid organizations and struggling theaters.
Shiver in the Pines debuts Friday-Saturday, Oct. 18-19, at Diana Wortham Theatre.
The Asheville-based chamber music company reflects on a rich body of work, the WTF Festival returns, plus more area arts news.
The cartoonist has been an Xpress contributor since May 1995.
Three musicals and a period drama are among this month’s stage offerings.
The Asheville native’s inaugural event takes place Sept. 6-7 in Pack Square Park.
Asheville-area artists hear “no” on a regular basis, yet develop the grit and determination to keep going.
The West Asheville record store celebrates a milestone anniversary, local vocalists reflect on touring with Dr. Dog, plus more area arts news.