Buckle up for a summer of arts and science at The Wortham Center for the Performing Arts. For the first time, beginning summer 2020, the Wortham Center is hosting two summer day camps for rising first grade through middle school students. Part of the Wortham Center’s programming expansion and madeContinue Reading
Q&A with ceramic artist (a.k.a. Potter), business owner, cook & mom & average domestic goddess, Cathey Bolton Continue Reading
Jamie Laval and Megan McConnell: An Evening of Celtic Music and Mythic Tales Sunday, July 21, 7:30 PM ISIS Music Hall Mainstage 743 Haywood Rd, Asheville 28806 Tickets: $22.50 adv / $25 day of show Reservations Click Here (828)-575-2737 Jamie Laval and Megan McConnell take an exciting musical journey throughContinue Reading
Are you a creative person who is looking for a career which will allow you to make the most of your skills and experience while still getting paid? There are a number of careers with a shortage of suitably qualified applicants, and some of those are in creative fields. Let’sContinue Reading
School is back in session, prompting families and educators alike to jump into an exciting new year full of new students, new teachers, and new life lessons. This fall, The Flat Rock Playhouse will bring this relatable, if a bit unpredictable, excitement to the stage with Miss Nelson is Missing.Continue Reading
Henrietta Proffitt, born and raised in Dutch Cove, of Canton, North Carolina passed from this life on Wednesday, the 18th of April, 2018. She “graduated” to a higher place of peace and security. As it happens, Wednesdays were Henri’s favorite day of the week. Every Wednesday she would travel theContinue Reading
The wait is over. The Flat Rock Playhouse will present its annual Dark Night Revue Fundraiser on Monday, August 13, 6pm. Celebrating the hard work, passion, and collaboration that goes into the arts The Flat Rock Playhouse and the Supporting Players Guild of Flat Rock Playhouse will bring audiences DarkContinue Reading
In honor of WNC’s deep history and international impact in glass arts, Burnsville and the Toe River Arts Council are joining area arts organizations, galleries, and museums in celebrating the Summer of Glass. The six-month period, May through October, includes special exhibitions, tours, workshops and demonstrations focused on studioContinue Reading
A myth that has long persisted in the lore of Black Mountain College, an experimental school located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains during the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, is that the school was isolated and had little to no interaction with the surrounding communities of Asheville, Swannanoa,Continue Reading
