See and be seen: What’s new in the Xpress photo galleries

Posted on by Jon Elliston

The Mountain Xpress online photo galleries feature several new collections:

• Blessing of the Animals at Abernethy United Methodist Church

• The aftermath of a car wreck into Asheville potter George Handy’s studio

• 2008 Asheville Film Festival

• Update on the Asheville Mural Project

• Zombies protest at Asheville Bank of America

• 2008 Foothills Highland Games and Festival

And don’t miss the sights and sounds in our two new multimedia presentations:

• Agent 23 Skidoo kid-hop jam

• Asheville Holiday Parade

— Jon Elliston, managing editor

Andie MacDowell photo from the Asheville Holiday Parade by Jonathan Welch

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About Jon Elliston
Former Mountain Xpress managing editor Jon Elliston is the senior editor at WNC magazine.
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