Bluesy Southern rock and instrumental work inspired by Tarkovsky and the tarot compose this month’s spotlighted albums.
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Bluesy Southern rock and instrumental work inspired by Tarkovsky and the tarot compose this month’s spotlighted albums.
The well-rounded presentation changed the way the research team and artists thought about presenting their work.
The Asheville-based author discusses her first film adaptation and the process of writing her second horror novel.
Two very different yet beloved events are back, along with a new study that gauges the area brewing industry’s economic impact.
The all-star lineup of Asheville musicians features members of Dr. Bacon, Natural Born Leaders, Modern Strangers, Andrew Thelston Band and more.
The Magnetic Theatre, Mountainside Theatre, Hazel Robinson Amphitheatre and Parkway Playhouse host new seasonally appropriate productions.
The Asheville-based duo of Erin Campbell and Lee Dyer filmed the video at Riverlink’s labyrinth.
The Black Mountain-based artist discusses his history with the resurgent craft.
Mike Rangel discusses the difficult but pragmatic decision to stop screening second-run and repertory films.
The three Asheville-based artists discuss their distinct collaborative processes for their new albums.
JP Chalarca discusses his new oral history project, which tells the stories of people who live and work in the West End Clingman Avenue Neighborhood.
More than two decades after the speedway closed, some of its most passionate supporters gauge the historical significance of “The River,” as well as the opportunities available to modern racing fans and drivers.
The Wild Array lead singer debuts her solo project with this straightforward yet memorable video.
After being canceled in 2020, the revered music fest returns to Wilkes Community College, Sept. 16-19.
Local photographer Lauren Merrell discusses her latest project and its impact on her life and those of others.
Paved Paradise music pop-up stops at Archetype Brewing. Plus, blu29 showcases underrepresented artists, North Carolina honors Rafael Guastavino, and the Blue Ridge Orchestra marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
The yearlong fellowship includes funding for a new work, a full production of her play “Transition,” an internship for youths of color and a public play-reading series.
Andrew Ross and Jesse Van Note discuss The Whale’s second Asheville location, and 12 Bones’ Brandon Audette connects with patrons via Instagram videos.
The veteran comedian performs “A History of Stand-up Comedy” Aug. 27-28 at Attic Salt Theatre Co.
The Infamous Stringdusters bassist draws on unusual inspirations for his podcast, while the Biz Radio host is exploring newer interactive platforms.
Hip-hop, R&B, synth rock and folk are represented across these three superb full-length projects.