The evening of sushi, saki and improvised performance takes place Nov. 3 at at Revolve at RAMP Studios South.
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Beer Scout: Local breweries craft one-off beers to benefit nonprofits
Sanctuary and Catawba reps discuss the process of working with charitable organizations to create new brews.
Smart Bets: Beaverdam Studio Tour
The first self-guided tours of North Asheville art studios is set for Oct. 28 and 29.
Conscious Party: An Evening with Gladys Knight and Friends
The star-studded benefit concert for the Reynolds Community Center takes place Oct. 28 at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium.
Smart Bets: LoveRight
The synthesis of Lovestruck Suckers and The Get Right Band play a rare Asheville show at The Altamont Theatre on Oct. 27.
Residents invited to Oct. 26 meeting about MLK Jr. Drive paving project
Press release from City of Asheville: Asheville Public Works will repave the entirety of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive as part of its fiscal year 2017-18 road resurfacing projects. This project will include milling the street down, laying a new gravel base, repaving of street and replacing sidewalks, gutters and stormwater pipes and driveway cut-ins. […]
City of Hendersonville offers paper shredding, Drug Take Back and food drive Oct. 27
Press release from City of Hendersonville: The City of Hendersonville will sponsor a secure, Shred Day for City residents on Friday, October 27, from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., in the parking lot of Patton Park, 59 E. Clairmont Drive. Shred It, Inc, will have their shredding truck in the parking lot to allow residents to […]
Smart Bets: Love Makes a Home
The one-woman play about Daniel Boone’s wife Rebecca runs Oct. 27-28 at White Horse Black Mountain.
Smart Bets: Taj Weekes and Adowa
The St. Lucia reggae artist plays an all-ages show to benefit hurricane victims on Oct. 26 at The Grey Eagle.
Screen scene: Local film news
The Asheville Ski Club presents Warren Miller’s Line of Descent on Thursday, Oct. 26; The Tryon International Film Festival runs Friday, Oct. 27 through Sunday, Oct. 29; and The Reel Rock 12 film tour stops by Diana Wortham Theatre.
Conscious Party: Give!Local kickoff party
The campaign’s kickoff party takes place Oct. 29 at The Orange Peel.
Smart Bets: ALA.NI
British-born, Paris-based singer opens for Son Little on Thursday, Oct. 26 at The Mothlight.
Smart Bets: Mark Twain
Marvin Cole’s one-man show takes place Tuesday, Oct. 24 in the Fellowship Hall of Beverly Hills Baptist Church.
Beer today, gone tomorrow: Asheville beer happenings Oct. 17-23
**UPDATED OCT. 18** Oskar Blues’ Death By Coconut and Wicked Weed’s Dark Arts receive release parties, plus other local beer news.
Smart Bets: Against Me!
Laura Jane Grace and her band play The Orange Peel on Saturday, Oct. 21.
Art by the Tracks juried arts and crafts show in Black Mountain Oct. 28
Press release from Black Mountain Old Depot: The Old Depot Association in Black Mountain, NC will host their 20th annual juried arts and crafts show Art by the Tracks on Saturday, October 28th, from 10:00am-5:00pm along Sutton Avenue in downtown Black Mountain. This year Art by the Tracks will feature over fifty artists and fine […]
CompostNow expands Asheville service
Press release from CompostNow: CompostNow Inc, a composting services business, announces they will be expanding their residential doorstep collection service area in Asheville starting November 6th. The proposed expansion area will be south of I-40 covering neighborhoods along Hendersonville Road. The expansion is a result of CompostNow doubling their residential customer base in 2017 and an […]
Smart Bets: Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands
The fall edition of the fair takes place Oct. 20-22 at the U.S. Cellular Center.
Screen scene: Local film news
Documentaries about photographer Rosamond Purcell, food waste and craft chocolate are among the week’s special screenings.
Conscious Party: Kevin Peer’s National Geographic films
The benefit screenings for the Community Housing Coalition of Madison County take place on Friday, Oct. 27, at Mars Hill University’s Belk Auditorium.
Show review: Wilco at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium
The Chicago rockers sounded remarkably fresh for a band nearly 25 years into its run.