Despite cinemas being shut, Bicycle Film Festival returns to Asheville with a curated virtual screening of short films. Hosted by Asheville on Bikes. Available from June 4 – 14. Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the bicycle through a virtual festival program curated explicitly for Asheville. A portion of all ticket salesContinue Reading
Dining Out For Life looks a little different this year. But you can still support local restaurants AND support WNCAP during the COVID-19 crisis. Dine IN For Life on Thursday, April 29! Asheville, NC: Because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, WNCAP will not be holding a traditional Dining Out ForContinue Reading
Despite cinemas being shut, Bicycle Film Festival returns to Asheville with a curated virtual screening of short films. Available from February 19 – 28th, hosted by Asheville on Bikes. Bicycle Film Festival celebrates the bicycle through a virtual festival program, specifically curated for Asheville. The BFF selected short film programContinue Reading
As we head into month five of COVID life, we’re all getting used to the “new normal.” Most businesses have been able to adapt in some compacity in order to survive this unprecedented time. For movie theatres, it meant pivoting to a virtual platform. Ordering Take-out Central and streaming moviesContinue Reading
Author Jim Gulledge’s novella, A Poor Man’s Supper, is set in the Asheville area and is particularly inspired by the his experiences in the Saluda community. North Carolina writer Ruth Moose has said of A Poor Man’s Supper that it …”reads like a ballad and …could be set to music.” Dr. Gulledge acknowledgesContinue Reading
From iconic local landmarks to tobacco barns, florals, and abstracts, Bee Adams creates signature works that reinvigorate and celebrate the familiar with masterful execution of exuberant color and exciting composition. “I do love color and use it freely in my paintings. I like keeping my paintings fresh and exciting andContinue Reading
John Warner Photography In downtown Asheville, a true Buon fresco is going up across the back wall of the sanctuary at 297 Haywood Street. It is an unlikely gallery for one of the most expensive and time-consuming art forms known to man. Fresco is a physically and mentally demanding artContinue Reading
photo courtesy of Asheville Citizen-Times As renovations at the Center for Craft continue, staff and supporters are thrilled to honor arts advocate and luminary John Cram, a key figure in Asheville’s cultural revival in the 1980s and 90s, with a named gallery. The street-level John Cram Partner Gallery, which willContinue Reading
The fire never goes out at the North Carolina Glass Center! Visitors can see artists working in molten glass in the hot shop, sculpting with glass at a tabletop torch, or even try their own hand at making glass in one of NCGC’s classes. Open seven days a week, NCGCContinue Reading
