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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.”

Not the best film in the franchise, but far from the worst. While mostly agreeable, Solo still has its ups and downs.

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.

An engaging portrait of a world-class violinist, who also happens to be a fascinating and kind man who knows how to live.

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 exhibition at Pink Dog Creative asks 21 local artists to reflect on gun violence.

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 Marvel Studios stranglehold continues.

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.

A surprisingly moving film that manages to break free of the potential for overdone melodrama.

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.

The April 22 Earth Day performance of Paul Winter's "Missa Gaia" will headline a series of performances and events.

The performance interweaves personal story, movement and multimedia and will benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Western North Carolina.

The second annual stargazing event at the Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center at Purchase Knob is set for May 18.

A flat and toneless destruction-fest that could have been a lot more with just a tad bit of vision.

“Advance” is an art piece that addresses the global nature of the problem of invasive species.

Chef Dream Kasestatad has been taking his Pranom pop-up across the country and will be in Asheville this weekend.

This year’s theme for the June event is “Celebrating Women in Rhythm."

The show, in recognition of national "Stamp out Hunger Day," will support of Manna Food Bank.

A good old-fashioned nail-biting horror movie that is as scary and tense as it is fun.

Newman's "Asheville Imagined" exhibit at the AC Hotel will display Newman’s fashion designs and photography inspired by Asheville’s skyline and natural beauty.

Western North Carolina breweries, businesses and non-profits team up with Asheville Brewers Alliance for a week of events celebrating local craft beer.

The grants support five innovative, arts-based ideas in the inaugural year of the Arts Build Community grant cycle.

The opening highlights unique collage and assemblage artworks created by Open Hearts Art Center artists.

The Asheville Yoga Festival is set for July 26-29.

Bob Boilen, creator and host of NPR’s All Songs Considered and Tiny Desk Concert, will be the keynote speaker.

Hundreds of Pisgah Legal Services supporters will gather at the Renaissance Asheville Hotel on April 11 to celebrate.

Underdeveloped characters with questionable motives maneuver a thin plot that's held together with nothing more than a non-stop barrage of nostalgia.

The UNC Asheville Queer Studies Conference began in 1989.

UNC Asheville has met five standards developed by the Arbor Day Foundation to promote healthy trees and student involvement on campus.

Voting rights and civic engagement are key components of this event.

Ronald Manheimer explores situations from the lives of prominent existentialist philosophers and uses those biographical stories to shed light on key existentialist ideas.

The theme of this year's event is intersections through the arts.

The exhibition ponders the phrase "I am" and examines the constant moral battle between self and other.

Thanks in part to the grant, the museum has a fully operational makerspace, which includes 3D printers, a laser cutter and more.

A nearly pointless adventure film that really wants to be something it's not.

The special events on April 5 and 6 are free and open to the public.

Tobacco once was king, but over the last 15 years, WNC farms have found success in growing local foods, according to the ASAP report.