Julian Price documentary airs at Wedge on Saturday

From Mountain BizWorks:

Watch Julian Price Doc With Price Pilsner in Hand!

Join us at the Wedge for an epic movie night 
Saturday, August 6th, 8 pm

Julian Price was an innovator and philanthropist who helped reinvent Asheville, which is no doubt why the Wedge Brewing Company named their pilsner after him. He was also instrumental in the formation and development of Mountain BizWorks, which is why we’re especially excited to team up with the brewery, one of our very first clients, for an unforgettable showing of the Price documentary outside under the stars! Here’s what you need to know:
Arrive at 37 Paynes Way around 8 pm to grab a brew, claim your spot, and get settled in for the night; bring your own lawn chairs and blankets, as seats and tables fill up fast.

Before the movie, you’ll hear from another of our earliest clients, restaurateur Hector Diaz of Salsa’s, Modesto, Chorizo, and Bomba. Diaz worked with Price to resurrect downtown, and he introduced Price to Wedge founder Tim Schaller. The two men, Schaller says, are the reason he stayed in Asheville when he wasn’t yet convinced as to what the town could become. We’ll also say a few words about Mountain BizWorks’ past and future, and share how you can make a Price-like impact in WNC through our investor program.

The documentary will play just after sunset, around 8:45 pm. Trust us, it’s one you don’t want to miss; watch a trailer of the Asheville story you need to know. ​See you Saturday! For more about the event, visit the Wedge’s Facebook page.

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About Dan Hesse
I grew up outside of Atlanta and moved to WNC in 2001 to attend Montreat College. After college, I worked at NewsRadio 570 WWNC as an anchor/reporter and covered Asheville City Council and the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners starting in 2004. During that time I also completed WCU's Master of Public Administration program. You can reach me at dhesse@mountainx.com.

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