Patriotism runs deep in the mountains of Western North Carolina. So, it's no wonder that Asheville and the surrounding communities go all out when it comes to celebrating our nation's Independence Day. The festive atmosphere surrounding this holiday weekend sets the stage for dancing, drumming and mountain music that hearken back to the all-American traditions of Southern
Asheville is well known for being a city of artists, musicians, chefs, and other creative types. But you may not know as much about the Asheville area's robust farming community that's sending fresh food straight to the tables of local restaurants. Or you may not know about Asheville's diversity, including its growing Latino population. And, you may have yet to explore neighboring
We hope you've marked your calendar! Father's Day is this Sunday (June 18), making this a great couple of days to bond with the family. From a new festival to a music extravaganza, it's easy to gave your dad (or any other family member!) the gift of a memorable Asheville experience this weekend.. Better Dads Festival Saturday, 12-9:30 p.m. Pack Square Park, Asheville Kick off
The warm weather of late spring/early summer just begs for you to head outside and soak in the sun. That sun makes outdoor activities even more appealing than usual and helps people find their groove when it comes to living a healthier lifestyle. Personal health and wellness, and community health, are a theme of many of the exciting events slated for this weekend in Asheville. Asheville VeganFest
Asheville takes great pride in celebrating our nation's Independence Day. From festivals to parades to fireworks, you'll have a blast celebrating the Fourth of July here in the Blue Ridge Mountains! Downtown Asheville Festival and Fireworks There's something special about watching fireworks burst over the twinkling skyline of downtown Asheville that keeps families coming back on
Every weekend in Asheville brings a bounty of things to do and new places to explore. Keeping up the momentum from a busy holiday weekend of events, the outdoors and the arts take center stage this weekend. Art in the City: Downtown Art Walk Downtown Asheville Friday, 5-8 p.m. On the first Friday of the month (April through December), downtown Asheville showcases its robust and diverse arts scene.
Memorial Day Weekend signals we’re in the final stretch to summer. And, this year, the holiday weekend will really feel like it, too. The forecast calls for temperatures reaching well into the 80s. While the warm weather will be great for outdoor adventure, Asheville is also serving up big celebrations of music, the arts, and beer. Here’s what’s on tap: Fill Up Your Cup:
Asheville is a place of visionaries : Artists, musicians and chefs find draw inspiration from this mountain community they call home. This coming weekend (May 19-21), Asheville’s creative spirit is on full display with events showcasing everything from time-honored traditions of craft to the latest artistic techniques and musical sounds. Outdoor Concert: Downtown After 5 North Lexington
Ah, Mid-may in Asheville, N.C. The weather is mild, the rhododendrons are blooming, and the weekend adventures are plentiful! Whether you like music, wine, crafts or the outdoors, you can find it this coming weekend (May 12-14, 2017) here in the Blue Ridge. And, given that Mother’s Day is Sunday (don’t forget!), these activities double as great ways to treat your mom to a special
It's less than a 20-minute drive from downtown Asheville to Black Mountain, recently named the Prettiest Small Town in America by readers of TripAdvisor . Black Mountain is known for its charm and its hospitality. With its top-notch restaurants, unique shops, and stunning mountain scenery, it's no wonder "The Little Town that Rocks" is a favorite destination for visitors and
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