“I ask the Asheville police and Buncombe County Sheriff’s Department to please issue some type of warning to those who plan to repeat last year’s Fourth of July at-home fireworks extravaganza.”
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Independence Day celebrations across WNC
Outdoor concerts, street dances, picnics with family (chosen or blood) and friends — all culminating in a fireworks spectacle — underscore the sweetness of a summer holiday.
Xpress’ 2018 Instagram review
We are revisiting some of our best Instagram posts from 2018.
In Photos: Celebrating Independence Day 2018 at Lake Julian Park
Hundreds flocked from South Asheville and beyond to Lake Julian Park on Wednesday for the annual Independence Day celebration.
Summer grilling ideas from Asheville chefs and shops
Local butchers and chefs have weighed in with some meaty ideas — and several plant-based ones, as well — for taking your summer grill game up a notch.
Independence Day celebration revisited
Here’s a look at yesterday’s Fourth of July festivities, hosted by the Asheville Downtown Association. The Ingles Independence Day Celebration at Pack Square began at 2 p.m. and ran until 10 p.m. Local musician Kat Williams sang the National Anthem prior to the fireworks show. Additional musical performances included sets from Savannah Smith & Southern Soul, […]
Tuesday History: Headlines from July 4, 1917
We thought it would be interesting to see what Asheville residents were reading about on Independence Day, 100 years ago, today.
Independence Day events around WNC
Whether you favor pig pickin’ or watermelon, live music or a dramatic reading of the “Declaration of Independence,” there’s something for everyone this holiday, and Xpress has all your pie-flavored, freedom-filled needs covered.
Fourth of July events around WNC
Patriotism never goes out of style; nor does fun in the sun. Commemorations of the Fourth are in force — here’s where to celebrate.
The taming of the spud: Asheville chefs offer tips for making perfect potato salad
Whether you’re a potato salad newbie or your family has been making the same recipe for generations, Asheville chefs Mike Moore and Adam Thome have advice on how to make this summer classic shine at Fourth of July cookouts.
The First Baptist Church of Asheville holds a monthly Bach’s Lunch concert
The free performances take place on the first Tuesday of each month.
Acoustic Asheville: Andrew Scotchie
The latest videos for Acoustic Asheville feature local singer Andrew Scotchie of Andrew Scotchie & the Asheville River Rats. He performed three songs, including two with trumpet player Alex Bradley, ahead of a Saturday, July 4 show at New Mountain. “Always with You” “Love in a Rush” *with Alex Bradley “I Call it Home”
Sparkler central: Fourth of July events in and around WNC
This year, Independence Day falls on a Saturday, which leaves you with more freedom to explore what this historic day has to offer.
What’s cooking: Local food and drink events on the Fourth
Locals whose Fourth of July plans don’t already include overstuffed picnic baskets or cookouts with friends will have plenty of other food and drink options to choose from this holiday as Asheville’s restaurants and bars get set to celebrate with everything from wieners to watermelon-mint cider. Those who are really, really hungry can fill up […]
This weekend on a shoestring
This weekend brings a host of outdoor celebrations, fireworks, local music and more. As always, Xpress brings you the best in low-cost weekend entertainment.
Whizz bang pow!
Happy Fourth of July! The city of Asheville lit off its fireworks a day before the actual holiday, complete with a celebration at Memorial Stadium. Chris Wood got photos of the festivities.
A food-filled Fourth of July
Xpress helps you get prepared for the holiday weekend with a few local deals.
Weaverville activist: The July Fourth show will go on
A community organizer says Weaverville will celebrate the Fourth of July this year. It just won’t be with much help from town officials.
Don’t mix pets and fireworks
Prepare your pets for the flash-and-boom Fourth of July, but know what to do if they still run away.
