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Asheville singer-songwriter Hannah Kaminer will open the show.

The city's first Visiting Artist Program is aimed at honoring Asheville's African-American community.

The January festival is expanding into a week-long event.

The N.C. Stage Company's theater space is hosting a singer-songwriter listening-room concert series called "Up Close" this summer.

The event will be held from 6-7:30 p.m. at Pack Library Auditorium.

The event is stacked with multiple comedians from around the country.

Stylists offer services to the public for suggested donations as they raise money for the nonprofit.

The July 20 event will benefit the family of local comedian Michael Roach, who died in April.

Baker makes beautiful lamps, and Koll is a photographer.

The gallery will celebrate its new location with an Aug. 3 reception.

The play is a one-person documentary of sorts, featuring actor Mondy Carter.

A reception for the show will be held from 5-9 p.m. at District Wine Bar.

The Asheville River Arts District includes 23 buildings and more than 200 artists.

Movie producer and director Arthur Penn's legacy in American film is one deeply rooted in his experiences at Black Mountain College.

The performance will mix both classical music and popular hits.

The event, set for Nov. 7-11 in Asheville, will give artists, scientists and environmentalists an opportunity to work together creatively on environmental issues.

The July 18 event will provide a forum for discussing ways to promote sexual and gender diversity in area workplaces.

Reardon has been serving as assistant director for five years.

"Starbright" by Sean David Robinson was named the winner of the 2019 New Play Project and Mark Gilbert Award.

The show features photographs by several artists.

The purpose of the contest is to showcase innovative building projects constructed predominantly of used building materials.

New additions to the event this year include a free community yoga practice each day and free attendance to panel discussions with a variety of presenters.

A new installation will feature the work of artist Aaron McIntosh.

This Blue Ridge Parkway park is in need of extensive repairs.

Here are three suggestions for enojying those first sips of summer.

Butora currently serves as the music director of the Tallahassee and Missoula symphony orchestras.

More than 150 riders are expected for the annual family-friendly bike ride and social.

The book is latest from Asheville author Robert Beatty, creator of the best-selling Serafina series.

The Asheville Yoga Center wants to help keep Asheville’s natural lands and waterways free from trash.

The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation seeks donors to support improved exhibits, trails, historical sites and more.

This year’s theme is “Celebrating Women in Rhythm.”

Working Wheels has formed a new partnership that will help clients of the Re-Entry Council to access affordable, reliable vehicles.

The conservancy's spring event at the Salvage Station will honor volunteers and new land protection.

The new exhibition includes pieces by 11 artists working in a variety of media who have created images or objects that hint at a story of some kind.

There will be an opening reception from 5-7 p.m. on July 6.

The event sponsored by The Community Foundation of Western North Carolina is a celebration of women's philanthropy.

The hotel partners with local bands and non-profits to bring special event series to its rooftop.

Local artists Mike Hamlin and Melissa Moss will be featured in June.

Warren Wilson College announces the classical music series, now in its 48th season.

With more than 85 vendors and six performance locations, as well as a new after-party, this year's June 9 event promises a ton of fun.

The music on a North Lexington Avenue stage happens the third Friday of the month from May through September.

Creedence Clearwater Revisited and Night Ranger will play on the South Terrace stage at Biltmore House on Aug. 2 to get the summer series started.

The free Monday night music series will feature country, soul, jazz, Latin and funk music.

The event will be held at Flora in West Asheville, where two Asheville women entrepreneurs will help bring out your best.

Fian Arroyo, Rosy Kirby and Julie Armbruster will celebrate the opening of their new show at PUSH Skateshop and Gallery on May 4.

The event includes a magic show and live princess concert.

The sale will feature a wide variety of pottery, drawings, prints, photography, sculpture and more.