A Great American Tapestry has its first screening in over two months, The Joseph Initiative’s film students share their documentary feature and more.
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Conscious Party: Bikes For Life
The Bikes For Life bike collection takes place 10-1 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 22, in the parking lot at The Free Clinics.
Grail Moviehouse Celebrates the Second Art House Theater Day
Press release from Grail Moviehouse: On Sunday, Sept. 24, 2017 join the Grail Moviehouse and 150+ cinemas nationwide for Art House Theater Day. Art House Theater Day celebrates the legacy of independent theaters as advocates for cinema arts. In an age where media has become more digital than tangible, more solitary than social, art house theaters remain the […]
Hendersonville’s Basic Brewery closes
Post from Basic Brewery’s Facebook page: After careful thought and consideration we have decided to close our brewery. Sun, Sept 3rd was our last day open. As many of you know Rich has continued to work full-time in Greenville, SC in addition to co-owning our brewery in Hendersonville, NC. That daily commute and those job […]
Smart Bets: Heather Bell Adams
The Hendersonville native will discuss her debut novel in conversation with Jeremy Jones at Malaprop’s on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
Smart Bets: Paa Kow
The Ghana-born, Denver-based drummer plays a free show at the Altamont on Sept. 11.
AAAC’s Indigo Ball celebrates local creativity
If you’re in downtown Asheville on Saturday, Sept. 9, and see people dashing down the sidewalks in blue outfits and other formal attire, don’t be alarmed. These costumed folks are out reveling in the name of the Asheville Area Arts Council’s Indigo Color Ball, a sight unseen for two years — and in many ways, even longer.
Smart Bets: Asheville Printmakers present GRAIN
The opening reception for Asheville Printmakers’ exhibit is Sept. 9 at Asheville BookWorks Gallery.
Smart Bets: The Crowin’ Hen
Tom Godleski’s music-filled comedy returns to the Folk Art Center for four shows, Sept. 8 through 10.
Screen scene: Local film news
The Fairview Library teams with Audubon North Carolina to screen a locally-themed nature documentary, Asheville School of Film students premiere their short films, and more.
Conscious Party: The Memory of Fish
Proceeds from The Collider’s catered reception and screening of Dr. Jennifer Galvin’s documentary on Saturday, Sept. 9 benefit the Thomas R. Karl Internship Program.
Catawba Brewing’s CLT IPA Named ‘World’s Best IPA’ by World Beer Awards 2017
Press release from Catawba Brewing Co.: Catawba Brewing’s CLT IPA, recently given a packaging upgrade with its sleek new full-color can, now has a lofty title to go along with it. The World Beer Awards announced their “World’s Best” style winners for 2017 earlier this month. Catawba’s hoppy homage to their Charlotte roots made a […]
Smart Bets: Back to music school week
Asheville Music School kicks off a week of free demos and lessons with a concert featuring its student ensembles at Barley’s on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Smart Bets: Daren Wang
The former public radio producer will discuss his debut novel in conversation with Charles Frazier at Malaprop’s on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Smart Bets: LAAF
The rebranded festival takes place on Lexington Avenue on Sunday, Sept. 3.
Show review: Portugal. The Man at The Orange Peel
Over consecutive nights downtown, the Portland rockers delivered plenty of musical thrills — albeit the same ones.
Smart Bets: Beat Life
Mobley, Professor Toon, Vietnam Jerry and Raj Mahal play Asheville Music Hall on Friday, Sept. 1.
Screen scene: Local film news
Habitat Brewing hosts an MST3K-like screening, Pack Library celebrated Banned Book Month with a screening of the first Harry Potter film and more.
Conscious Party: Arts for Life exhibition
Grovewood Gallery hosts an exhibition of artwork by Arts For Life pediatric patients Sept. 2-17.
Montreat College named a “Best College for Your Money” by Money Magazine
Press release from Montreat College: Montreat College was recently named one of America’s “Best Colleges for Your Money 2017” by Money magazine. Only 23 of North Carolina’s 48 colleges and universities made Money’s list, and Montreat College was ranked 8th among those schools, which included several impressive public universities. And just 44 schools from the 117 […]
The Sundown Band closes out Concerts on the Creek on Sept. 1
Press release from Jackson County Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center: The Sundown Band will close out the eighth season of Concerts on the Creek on Friday, September 1 with a blend of classic rock and country. The Sundown Band performs music from the genres of Country, Rock, R&B, Motown and 60’s and 70’s Pop. Find […]