Nonprofits in transition

The Bannerman Family Thanksgiving Folk Dance Camp began 46 years ago, when Glenn and Evelyn Bannerman traveled around the country, with their children, to attend folk dances. “We’ve always been…

Scales is currently touring with a collective of esteemed musicians — the group held its first rehearsal at the beginning of this week. Scales' current seven-date tour includes a performance…

The evening of music, will simultaneously celebrate the Rosser family and the release of Road to Dreamland.

The Compton-born, Atlanta-based renaissance man discusses his numerous projects and their common bond.

For their second full-length album, The Resonant Rogues are returning to Echo Mountain Recording Studios. Their crowdfunding campaign for the project culminates on Friday, Nov. 18, when the band performs…

Logan’s classical training and tantalizing allure of a good girl gone bad will be onstage at the Crow & Quill on Saturday, Nov. 19.

For 21 years, the Asheville Storytelling Circle has hosted the local event, bringing together the region’s finest tellers.

The three women-led groups will perform at Isis Restaurant and Music Hall on Thursday, Nov. 17.

Arthur Morgan School's upcoming auction includes items from local artists and businesses plus handmade creations and labor crews from students. The fundraiser, which takes place at Burnsville Town Center on…

Even though the weather is getting chilly, many local tour companies continue to schedule trips to Western North Carolina farms and restaurants throughout the holiday season.

A few local organizations and businesses are highlighting gratitude and strengthening community this Thanksgiving through food-focused events that are open to all.

“You can’t grow without having a certain amount of structure," says new Riverbend Malthouse CEO Scott Hickman. "As companies get larger, the ones that are going to be successful are…

Chefs, restauranteurs and authors will come together for Barnes & Noble's WNC Regional Cookbook & Food Writing Festival. In addition: Fifth Season Gardening Co. offers weekend workshops, Farm Heritage Trail's…

Before taking the stage at a local middle school to talk about HIV/AIDS prevention, Michael Harney overheard one pre-teen boy offer a preview to another. “He’s going to pray to…

The Asheville filmed and set Little Sister has its local premiere at The Grail and the Fine Arts hosts a benefit screening of Last Men Standing, co-directed by former Citizen-Times…

A new federal regulation requiring employers to pay workers earning less than $47,476 per year time and a half for overtime could have an outsize impact on the nonprofit sector.…

As Dogwood Alliance celebrates its 20th anniversary, the local organization reflects on its accomplishments influencing the wood sourcing practices of some of America's largest corporations. Now the group is poised…

Thirty years is a long time to devote to any pursuit, and Karen Cragnolin, the oft-honored founding mother of RiverLink, can attest to that. During that time, she says she…

New transportation options are changing the ways locals and tourists get around town. How will the popularity of services like Uber and a new downtown shuttle called Slidr affect the…

" My history says that the women baked the cakes, and they were served in the bars where the men waited long, long hours for the results of the election…

"Whenever planners cast their eyes on the River District, they must recognize that there are two huge elephants in the room that must be dealt with: the river itself and…

"I strive to see the whole system in all things, live my life in service of holistic thought and practice, and work daily to expose the interdependence and synergy of…

"When you choose to kill an animal for culinary pleasure, you are saying that for you, this animal is nothing. You are everything."

"On this day and every day, we owe each veteran the honor and respect commensurate with their selfless service and sacrifices to our country."