Bernstein Family Christmas Spectacular offers one last holiday escape at Asheville’s Magnetic Theatre
This year’s show marks the 10th, and last, staging of the of raucous, irreverent play that’s become a favorite holiday escape in Asheville.
This year’s show marks the 10th, and last, staging of the of raucous, irreverent play that’s become a favorite holiday escape in Asheville.
The light show kicks off with a lighting ceremony in downtown Asheville on Nov. 22.
Packs Tavern will host a “dining day out” to benefit the Bahamas Red Cross Society on Wednesday (Sept. 18).
Tickets are on sale now for Asheville Oktoberfest.
“Stuffed: A Documentary on the Art of Taxidermy,” will be screened Saturday, June 29, at The Orange Peel in Asheville.
Win tickets to see this Saturday show at Isis Music Hall in West Asheville, featuring two amazing singer-songwriters.
Free community yoga will take place daily in Pack Square Park, along with free panel discussions led by several notable presenters.
First thing to know: all sales are final.
The event includes a number of musical performances, as well as a silent auctions. Proceeds benefit Asheville Music School and its growing outreach and scholarship programs.
In Plain Sight and BomBassic headline the musical offerings, while special beer offerings will be available from Burial Beer, Fonta Flora, Zillicoah and much more.
It’s spring, and that means it’s time to get outside and enjoy some of the 450,000 acres of land protected by the Conservation Trust for North Carolina and 22 more local land trusts in the state.
Stu’s got a lot of updates.
Kondabolu’s comedy is largely based on his genius ability to channel his heritage and upbringing into fodder that addresses racism and the current political climate.
We take a look back at the Live Stoobie Awards from January.
Find out who Stu says is tops on the Asheville food scene during the live event, which will also feature a ton of great food and drink.
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2018 BEST OF ASHEVILLE PART I – A New Beginning Ya know what? These fuckin’ Stoobie Awards could get awfully boring and repetitive if I’m not careful. Like, how many times do I really need to give Sunny Point the “Best Shrimp ‘n’ Grits” award? Answer: Every fucking time forever and ever that’s how many, because that’s how fucking good those[Read More…]
We’ve got the skinny on the best New Year’s Eve events in Asheville for 2019. Check it out!
What starts as excitement about the show devolves into the chaos of violent exhaustion, and scared dads hiding out in the bathroom like a doomed platoon in their final moments.
Shop local. Buy local.
Fall is always beautiful in Western North Carolina.
You’ll be entered to win a pair of tickets to see the 10 p.m. performance of the Bernstein’s on Dec. 7.
The touring show features contestants from Season 15 of the popular television show.
One striking statistic: On average, 41.3 percent of single mothers in the six Western North Carolina counties served by Pisgah Legal Services live in poverty.
Here’s one: the last Downtown After Five concert of the year is this weekend.
This year’s HempX Asheville is all about flower, not fiber.
The festival includes a Friday night tribute to Aretha Franklin.
Longshore’s unrelenting message of female empowerment has won her legions of fans.
The event will be held Sept. 16 at the Wedge at Foundation location.
Speakers include Asheville Music Professionals founder Jessica Tomasin, Frances Tacy of Franny’s Farm and several more.
What better way to celebrate independence day than hitting the water? That’s why we rounded up our top 4 swimming holes around Asheville, enjoy!
2018 World Cup fever has hit Asheville. Soccer fans are turning out to cheer on their favorite teams, and they’re getting an especially friendly reception at Asheville’s local craft breweries. Here’s a quick look just three of the many locations to catch a match.
The Asheville Tourists will give away 1,000 Crash Davis bobbleheads on Saturday to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of “Bull Durham.”
Military history comes alive through unique and personal arrangements facts collected at The WNC Military History Museum, located in the heart of downtown Brevard. The museum is one man’s passion project to tell the stories of World War I and II, the Korean War, Vietnam War, Cold War, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and the War on Terror. Learn[Read More…]
Looking for suggestions on how to spend spring in Asheville? Jason Sandford of Ashvegas.com and Kara Candler of Tick Tock Concierge have a few ideas! Plus, you can share your ideas and win some gear. Just check out the video to learn more.
The shows and comedy workshops on Friday and Saturday will be held at Habitat Tavern and Commons.
A mix of speakers, panelists, performers and film screenings will explore how collaboration can create a narrative to influence social change.
The benefit will include music by Andrew Scotchie, Ashley Heath, Travers Brothership and Josh Blake.
The Big South and the Southern Conference basketball tournaments will play games in Asheville this week starting on Thursday.
The Asheville Grown Business Alliance is also selling it Go Local card, which gives cardholders discounts with some 400 participating local businesses.
There are a ton of parties to pick from. Here’s a start.
A benefit to raise money for an Asheville firefighter battling cancer is Friday at Green Man Brewing, and more.
Check out the Satellite Gallery’s Christmas Jam Art Show, the Jam by Day and more.
Other events include Hempy Holiday Open House and an art opening at Ramp Studios.
Cash says his passion is making people laugh, which he’ll be doing tonight at The Altamont Theatre.