Divine and Dahmit Janet discuss the difficulties facing the modern drag scene.

Divine and Dahmit Janet discuss the difficulties facing the modern drag scene.
The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.
Fierce Flix, Lisa Smith Teaches and Asheville School of Film teach local kids the art of filmmaking and life skills.
Alyson Sinclair and Alysia Li Ying Sawchyn discuss the literary magazine’s rich history and their plans for collaborations with Asheville’s writing community.
Morgan’s Comics, Comic Envy and Pastime Comics enjoy mutual support in an evolving industry.
This month’s selections include harmony-laden folk, pop/jazz and Americana.
The marching band and dance team had over 10,000 kids participate, 1977-2019, including a few who’ve started their own performance groups.
The Brawls at the Brewery series has sparked a collaboration that continues to evolve.
The creative team behind ACT’s latest production believes community theaters have a particular obligation to establish healthy conversations about complex subjects.
Tennis, soccer, baseball and softball players face different challenges in the colder parts of the year.
The Craft Matters plan is centered on activating resources, catalyzing craft communities and amplifying craft’s impact.
The expansive personal library has deepened the Harts’ connection to Western North Carolina, and will now do the same for scholars and the general public.
Andrew Zinn and Sally Anne Morgan have launched Weaverville’s third brewery.
The jeweler and metalworker talks new projects and the city’s craft scene.
The singer-songwriter talks new projects and the city’s music scene.
The stand-up talks new projects and the city’s comedy scene.
The poet talks new projects and the city’s literary scene.
Country/Americana, hip-hop, pop-infused alt-country and practically everything else are represented in this month’s new release round-up.
Xpress reporter Edwin Arnaudin takes on Asheville Watchdog’s Answer Man John Boyle and friends as he tries to learn just what the pickleball craze is all about.
PIE.ZAA’s offerings go through the roof, Billy Cardine partners with Asheville’s premier tea room and an A-B Tech culinary student hits the fast-food jackpot.
Community members weigh in on the impact of visitors and “progress” throughout 2022.