Talking turkey: Thanksgiving across cultures

Beginning Friday, Dec. 1, Terry Taylor's latest series, Re:Views, will be on display at 305 Hillside Street. The three-day exhibit will feature Taylor’s creative endeavors over the last seven years.

When the drum sounds and the conch shells make the call to the four directions, Danza Azteca Chichimeca opens a ceremony dedicated to gratitude for the earth and harmony with…

The 10-day pop-up shop put on by Vintage Hendo and Engaged Asheville Wedding Studio at 41 N. Merrimon Ave. begins on Black Friday (Nov. 24) and runs through Sunday, Dec.…

The third film in the North Asheville Library's Indigenous American History documentary series screens Nov. 29.

The local prog-rockers are part of a quadruple bill at The Grey Eagle on Nov. 26.

“Being away from touring has helped give us some good perspective,” guitarist Drew Heller says. “We're definitely planning on touring countrywide — and then worldwide — but not necessarily for…

The annual local performance takes place at Isis Music Hall on Nov. 26.

The turn-of-the-century themed variety show plays The Crow and Quill on Nov. 25.

Members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians talk about Thanksgiving and indigenous food culture.

In WNC's immigrant communities, the Thanksgiving table often holds a mix of American traditions and international flavors.

Asheville businesses give patrons the opportunity to grab a beer while shopping for garden supplies, outdoor gear, groceries or interacting with working glassblowers.

A sampling of local restaurant options for those who prefer to have someone else do the holiday cooking.

Resilience — a take-charge attitude that can help communities deal with the effects of climate change — dominated a forum titled “Climate and Respiratory Health — Focus Asthma” at The Collider on Nov.…

The Collider screens Leonardo DiCaprio's climate change documentary, BMCM+AC examines the German art school that was one of its primary influences and more.

Women account for about 11 percent of Buncombe County’s more than 18,000 veterans, but their participation in local veterans programs falls far below that. Xpress checks in with several female…

By a host of measures, air quality has improved dramatically in Western North Carolina over the past decade. In 2017, the number of days with potentially hazardous levels of ozone…

Warren Wilson College has partnered with the Swannanoa Correctional Center for Women to bring the innovative Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program to the correctional center. For inmate and undergrad alike, Inside-Out…

In late November of 1917, Asheville, along with the rest of the country, was preparing for its first Thanksgiving since entering World War I.

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