Music ties together three area productions this month.
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Music ties together three area productions this month.
Oscar Wong and Leah Wong Ashburn reflect on the history of Asheville’s oldest brewery.
Melvin AC Howell’s HASdance.com seeks to make the art form more accessible to beginners.
Behind-the-scenes players from Asheville Community Theatre, Flat Rock Playhouse and N.C. Stage Co. talk shop.
The graphic designer talks new projects and the city’s visual arts scene.
The potter talks new projects and the city’s craft scene.
The musician talks new projects and the city’s sonic scene.
The actor/writer/director talks new projects and the city’s film scene.
Both groups adjust to new names while sharing engrossing new collections.
The former journalist discusses the challenges of shifting to writing novels.
A pair of one-person shows and a Roald Dahl musical are among this month’s top options.
The monthly events run April-August and feature Adama Dembele, Ann Miller Woodford, DeWayne Barton, Marsha Almodovar and Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle.
The Asheville-based author’s “Hinterkaifeck” delves into the still-unsolved 1922 murder of the Gruber family in rural Bavaria.
The co-founder of Theatrical Intimacy Education spoke at the Berlin International Film Festival in February.
The singer-songwriter sought to capture parts of her longtime home that endure from her youth.
Julia Sanders and Tricia Tripp discuss the numerous perks of their monthly music series.
The Denver-based brewery’s first expansion is over five years in the making.
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter’s latest collection addresses community, a loss of faith and the city’s rapidly changing identity.
The supernatural, Greek gods and small-town personalities grace area stages this month.
The March 10 benefit concert supports Sawyer Johnston, Serena Murison and their infant son Rudy, who was diagnosed with an extremely rare genetic disease.
Executive Director Katie Cornell provides updates on the designated arts agency for Buncombe County.