The April 25 performance from Ronald Rand brings famed drama critic, theater director and author Harold Clurman to life on the Black Mountain Center for the Arts stage.
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Rowan Coffee opens in West Asheville with on-site roastery and all-day hours
Beer and wine are on the beverage menu, as well as hot and cold coffee drinks, tea and chai.
Smart Bets: William Matthews Poetry Prize reading
The April 23 event at Malaprop’s celebrates Asheville Poetry Review’s 30th anniversary.
Dining Out for Life marks 23 years of fundraising for WNCAP
Nearly 50 local restaurants will participate in the April 24 fundraiser.
Sweet Cub brings new soft serve ice cream options to Asheville
Operating from a vintage trailer, Nicole Wandtke’s business features sundaes, ice cream nachos and a few untraditional toppings.
Southside Community Farm hosts spring fundraiser at New Belgium Brewing
The April 6 event will help the urban community farm get growing this spring.
WNC bakeries collaborate to support gender equity
The March 30 fundraising event for WomenNC wraps up Women’s History Month while ushering in spring.
Dobra’s downtown tearoom turns over a new leaf
Well Played Board Game Café owner Kevan Frazier recently bought the shop — one of three local locations — from former owner Andrew Snavely.
Smart Bets: Asheville Greats
Answer Man John Boyle will lead the March 18 conversation with Highland Brewing founder Oscar Wong and Black-business advocate Matthew Bacoate Jr.
Smart Bets: Ada Khoury Band at Modern Local Art Gallery
The band’s March 15 show at Modern Local Art Gallery in Mars Hill is aimed at drawing attention to the work of area artists in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene.
Smart Bets: Faith + Justice + Film
With its free film series St. John’s Episcopal Church in Sylva hopes to offer space to consider the intersections of faith and action within a peace and justice framework.
Yalla food truck moves its hummus to retail shelves
After preparing free meals for the community in the weeks following Tropical Storm Helene, Yalla food truck owners Nir Asaf and Nathan Phillips were inspired to launch Snuuny Hummus.
Smart Bets: Singer Songwriter ROUNDup
The March 12 benefit show at The Grey Eagle features 16 popular local musicians performing to raise funds for Beloved Asheville’s storm recovery efforts.
Smart Bets: Tribal Seeds
The nine-member San Diego-based reggae-rock band performs on March 11 with Grammy winner Kabaka Pyramid at The Orange Peel.
Smart Bets: Resurrection Studios Collective
The March 7 grand opening event will showcase the new art gallery and working studios in the re-imagined Moog Music building.
Smart Bets: Free Planet Radio
The pay-what-you-can performance at White Horse Black Mountain features the Asheville-based world-jazz fusion duo with violin virtuoso Casey Driessen.
Chefs Ashley Capps and Travis Schultz reinvent their ready-made meal service in Woodfin
After their River Arts District retail space was flooded in September, chefs Ashley Capps and Trevor Schultz reinvented their ready-made meal business.
Smart Bets: Paddling Film Festival World Tour
The celebration of World Water Day benefits local environmental nonprofit MountainTrue.
Smart Bets: March Melodrama
The two performances by Blue Ridge Orchestra take place at UNC Asheville’s Lipinsky Hall.
Smart Bets: OpenDoors Art Affair
Artwork and craft items from more than 30 WNC creatives will be auctioned off at the March 1 fundraising gala.
Smart Bets: Big World, Small Delights with Ross Gay
The poet and essayist will offer a reading, discussion and Q&A to benefit the Asheville City Schools Foundation on Feb. 27.
