Engaging with Art: How “viewshed” Reflects the Spirit of Black Mountain College
The Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center will host the exhibition "viewshed" from April 4 to August 16, 2025, showcasing the lasting influence of Black Mountain College on contemporary art through interdisciplinary engagement, historical dialogue, and innovative artistic practices by various artists.
Empire Strikes Brass to Headline St. Patrick’s Day Bash at Hendersonville Theatre
Empire Strikes Brass headlined Hendersonville Theatre's St. Patrick's Day celebration on March 15, 2025. The event featured high-energy performances blending funk and rock. Tickets were $38, with discounts for groups. The Hometown Sound Music Series aimed to foster community spirit through live music while supporting local artists. Upcoming play "Life Sucks" offered additional entertainment options.
An Epic Drama: The Lehman Trilogy
The North Carolina Stage Company will present "The Lehman Trilogy," directed by Charlie Flynn-McIver, from March 13 to April 6, 2025, featuring acclaimed actors and exploring the rise and fall of Lehman Brothers in American capitalism.
Intimate Chamber Music at Brevard Davidson River Presbyterian Church
The Brevard Philharmonic will present “Chamber Strings” on March 9, 2025, at Brevard Davidson River Presbyterian Church, featuring 15 string players under Artistic Director James C. Fellenbaum. The program includes works by Mendelssohn, Sibelius, and Florence Price, along with American melodies. Upcoming concerts include Cirque de la Symphonie on March 29 and American composers on May 18.
Andy Offutt Irwin: Storyteller Extraordinaire Comes to Weaverville
Get ready for a night of laughter and heartwarming stories with celebrated storyteller Andy Offutt Irwin on Thursday, March 13th, at 7:00 PM at the Weaverville Community Center. Known for his silly putty voice, captivating mouth noises, and larger-than-life characters, Andy blends comedy with heart, drawing audiences in with his mischievous schoolboy charm, reminiscent of […]
How HEAR Awards Are Helping Artists Rebuild After Hurricane Helene
Trillium Arts announces six recipients of its HEAR awards aimed at supporting artists affected by Hurricane Helene. The initiative provides financial relief and resources for creative recovery, emphasizing community engagement in nurturing local talent during challenging times. Each artist has outlined specific projects reflecting their unique experiences and artistic visions.
Relive the Best of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s with Mix Tape at Flat Rock Playhouse
The Flat Rock Playhouse is delivering the hit musical 'Cats', a few months after it was postponed due to Tropical Storm Helene.
HART’s ‘An Iliad’ Proves Captivating and Challenging Perceptions of War
Haywood Arts Regional Theatre's "An Iliad," directed by Dakota Mann, offers an immersive retelling of the Trojan War through The Poet, portrayed by Quinn Terry, featuring emotional performances and a captivating soundscape.
Local Band Goes From One Song to ‘America’s Got Talent’ Semifinals
America's Got Talent Semifinalist group, Ashes & Arrows, a local country/rock band, has released their new album and a new four song live EP. This group met at a local open mic night here in Asheville, and the rest, as they say, is history.
Why Stupid F-ing! Bird is More Than Its Name
130 years ago, Russian playwright Anton Chekhov wrote his infamous play, The Seagull, and in 2013, American playwright Aaron Posner adapted that still-relevant work, giving it new life as the satirical play Stupid F#$@%& Bird. While it has won a variety of prestigious awards, it has only been produced 200 times in the last 12 […]