The bawdy stage show plays Thomas Wolfe Auditorium on March 27.

The bawdy stage show plays Thomas Wolfe Auditorium on March 27.
The star-studded March 30 benefit show will raise money for local musician Jon Stickley’s son’s medical bills.
The local singer-songwriter’s album release show takes place March 22 at One World West.
Asheville Creative Arts’ dance-theater piece debuts April 2 at the Tina McGuire Theatre.
The beloved event returns March 19-23.
The digital exhibition is on display at Third Room through mid-May.
The Oak Street Gallery of First Congregational UCC opens the second part of its social justice series on Aug. 6.
The Center for Craft’s new exhibit will be on display through Oct. 30.
Asheville Community Theatre’s annual “Project Runway”-esque show pivots will be livestreamed on Aug. 8.
Regina Lynch-Hudson’s four new short films are available to view via the Swannanoa Valley Museum & History Center’s website.
The weekly series concludes July 26 with a program spotlighting work by African American composer Adolphus Hailstork.
RiverLink’s annual event pivots to a semi-virtual event for 2020.
The Brevard College professor’s new book is a “poetic biography” of 18th century illustrator and naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian.
The 73rd annual event makes its digital debut July 16-19.
Lenard D. Moore, Jaki Shelton Green and other writers discuss the Carolina African American Writers’ Collective history and read selections of their work from the 25th anniversary commemorative collection in a livestream event on July 16.
The limited-seating, outdoor series opens the weekend of July 17 with performances by The Moon and You, Chuck Lichtenberger and his Trio and Becky Stone.
The Asheville-based pianist and composer’s new album, “Life Seasons,” features seven instrumental and six vocal tracks.
Asheville Music School’s online variety show is a substitute for its annual Sound Effects benefit concert.
The podcast series features interviews with a variety of local figures who seek a better, sustainable world post-COVID-19.
Proceeds from local ceramicist Libba Tracy’s series benefit Bounty & Soul and the Black Mountain Center for the Arts.
The local Americana artist’s new album “Just Above the Waterline” was released June 2.