The Chinese native and West Asheville resident discusses her July series.
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WNC goatscaping services offer sustainable land management
Grazing goats are an increasingly popular means of eliminating invasive plants.
How public school teachers spend their summers
Area educators discuss what they do when students are on break and the importance of regular time away from the classroom.
Harrison Greetings draws on the past
Greg Harrison is introducing his father Bill’s classic greeting card designs to a new generation.
Tina and Her Pony, Andrew Scotchie and Jon Stickley Trio release new albums
Eclectic new collections from three Asheville-based stalwarts enrich the local music scene.
New film explores storytelling, Native American wisdom and nature’s intelligence
David Weintraub discusses his latest film — the 50th produced by the Center for Cultural Preservation.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Loss’ by Laura Boswell
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter-guitarist’s latest video was filmed on Roan Mountain and on the banks of the South Toe River.
Creatives of color see little change in arts equity efforts since 2020
Sekou Coleman, Jenny Pickens and Lau Malintzin discuss what’s changed and what’s stayed largely the same over the past three years.
Four of a Kind: Jude Stuecker shares insights on the local fiber arts scene
The fiber artist talks new projects and the city’s textile scene.
Four of a Kind: Kisha Blount on the local visual arts scene
The oil painter and graphic designer talks new projects and the city’s visual arts scene.
Four of a Kind: Starr Sariego discusses the local photography scene
The photographer and curator talks new projects and the city’s visual arts scene.
Four of a Kind: Alex Krug talks local music scene
The singer-songwriter and guitarist talks new projects and the city’s music scene.
New series spotlights Wilma Dykeman’s novels
Led by expert speakers, the monthly talks at the West Asheville Library will examine the novels “The Tall Woman” (1962), “The Far Family” (1966) and “Return the Innocent Earth” (1973).
Beer Scout: Changes abound heading into AVL Beer Week
Terra Nova rises from Bhramari’s ashes, while Highland overcomes various obstacles.
Scott McMicken, Indigo De Souza and Avey Tare release new albums
Three of Asheville’s most acclaimed artists add to their already impressive catalogs.
SART returns to repertory roots with dual productions
“Say Goodnight, Gracie,” opens May 18, followed by “The Azure Sky in Oz” on May 19.
Punch Bucket Lit founder Rachel Hanson on launching a literary nonprofit
The founder of the monthly literary reading series is seeking nonprofit status for the organization.
Nonpartisan voting rights organizations confront mounting challenges
In increasingly polarizing political times, organizations centered on the right to vote have united for their common cause.
Matt Peiken’s ‘The Overlook’ brings daily podcast to Asheville
The journalist discusses leaving BPR for podcasting — and why he’s confident his new project will succeed.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Follow Me’ by Bombay Gasoline
Asheville-based electro-rock ensemble’s debut video finds its feline mascot flexing her powers in Paris.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Note to Self’ by Andrew Scotchie
The Asheville-based singer-songwriter and guitarist’s new album, “Love is Enough,” will be released Friday, June 9.