The passionate group of retired volunteers spent three years building the trail.
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Beer Scout: Five Asheville-area breweries continue cask ale traditions
The purveyors of English-style pub ales and other history styles discuss the importance of honoring beer history.
The Get Right Band gets conceptual on new album
“iTopia” marks a significant step forward for the Asheville-based psychedelic indie rockers.
Four of a Kind: Katie Messersmith shares insights on the local pottery scene
The potter talks new projects and the city’s clay arts scene.
Four of a Kind: Keith Shubert on the local puppetry scene
The puppeteer and toy maker talks new projects and the city’s fringe arts scene.
Four of a Kind: Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle talks area literary scene
The author talks new projects and the area’s literary scene.
Creatives in the Crowd: Forrest Douglas spreads opportunity via tattooing
The Asheville native freely shares his body art knowledge, and his generosity is proving contagious.
Wednesday primes for breakout with new album
The Asheville-based rockers discuss their journey to the impressive upcoming record, “Rat Saw God.”
New collage exhibit debuts at Pink Dog
Show curators Connie Bostic and Marya Roland discuss the joys of the democratic art form.
Mallory McDuff promotes attainable climate activism in new book
The Warren Wilson College professor profiles one woman in each U.S. state who’s making a difference on the environmental front.
Four of a Kind: Janice Gouldthorpe talks local glass arts scene
The NCGC executive director talks the art nonprofit’s expansion and the local glass scene.
Asheville’s drag community unites amid protests
Divine and Dahmit Janet discuss the difficulties facing the modern drag scene.
VIDEO PREMIERE: ‘Redeemer’ by The Silver Doors
The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.
Filmmaking classes empower area youth
Fierce Flix, Lisa Smith Teaches and Asheville School of Film teach local kids the art of filmmaking and life skills.
The Rumpus establishes home base in Asheville
Alyson Sinclair and Alysia Li Ying Sawchyn discuss the literary magazine’s rich history and their plans for collaborations with Asheville’s writing community.
Local comic book stores thrive together
Morgan’s Comics, Comic Envy and Pastime Comics enjoy mutual support in an evolving industry.
WellSpring, Keith Harry and Stephen Evans release new albums
This month’s selections include harmony-laden folk, pop/jazz and Americana.
Hillcrest High Steppin’ Majorettes and Drum Corp’s legacy endures
The marching band and dance team had over 10,000 kids participate, 1977-2019, including a few who’ve started their own performance groups.
Urban Combat Wrestling partners with Hi-Wire
The Brawls at the Brewery series has sparked a collaboration that continues to evolve.
ACT’s ‘Native Gardens’ stokes community dialogue
The creative team behind ACT’s latest production believes community theaters have a particular obligation to establish healthy conversations about complex subjects.
WNC’s summer sports adapt in winter months
Tennis, soccer, baseball and softball players face different challenges in the colder parts of the year.