RADical evolution

Ambivalence permeates the River Arts District. For many, its continued growth seems inevitable. Some speak of it with a hint of despair, others address it matter-of-factly. Regardless of who is…

Rash will read from and discuss his new novel at UNC Asheville’s Humanities Lecture Hall on Wednesday, Sept. 21.

Sandburg in September is a month-long series that celebrates the centennial of the National Park Service, while also bringing greater attention to the life and time of the writer. “We…

The Nashville-based instrumental guitarist presents his music with a gifted ensemble.

WORD features three spoken word artists and takes place at Trad & Lore Coffee on Friday, Sept. 16.

Recording sessions for the as-yet-untitled album will take the form of a pair of shows at The Altamont Theatre on Friday, Sept. 16.

The band returns to Western North Carolina to play a free show in Pisgah Brewing Co.'s taproom on Friday, Sept. 16.

Longley's Weightless tour stops at The Altamont Theatre on Thursday, Sept. 15.

Tess performs with her band the Talkbacks in Isis Restaurant & Music Hall's upstairs lounge on Thursday, Sept. 15.

The free, family-friendly event in the River Arts District will celebrate Asheville's coffee shops, baristas and roasters.

MANNA Express began last fall with deliveries of fresh produce, baked goods, dairy and meat going out to a handful of partners and agencies in Buncombe County. In the past…

Soumu festival returns with traditional African fare, a new wine shop comes to North Asheville, Hendersonville chef Jesse Roque wins Chef of the Year title and more news from Asheville's…

Rolling out on Sept. 18, the inaugural Pedal to Plate event will offer tours of six Madison County farms along a 33-mile bike route, followed by a locally sourced farm…

Cancer Support Community is establishing a homelike facility in Asheville to provide support services for cancer patients and their families. Local nonprofit Journey to be FREE Naturally, founded by cancer…

Hi-Wire, Green Man and the West Asheville and Weaverville libraries are among the sites hosting free screenings this week.

Asheville’s rustic, arts-and-industry-dominated River Arts District is on the brink of a major transformation. From road realignment, sidewalk construction and expanded bike lanes to an ambitious network of greenways with…

Open Streets Asheville will celebrate homegrown businesses, local connections and healthy and safe physical activity with a car-free festival that will close selected downtown streets on the afternoon of Sunday,…

After a year hiatus, Next Step Recovery's annual golf tournament is back — and just in time for the nonprofit's 10-year anniversary. Broadmoor Golf Links hosts the benefit event on…

"Fear and distortion have been used for too long to pit people against one another and to justify violence."

"We are a nation of refugees, and we should all be concerned about issues to limit our already very controlled and successful refugee resettlement programs."

"When we allow our attitudes and behavior to be governed by fear and security concerns, we negate our rich national heritage of welcoming the stranger, forgo opportunities for learning and…

"If you would like to test ride and ask more questions about electric cars or learn about clean energy in the Southeast, join us at Asheville’s third annual Drive Electric…