Terpsicorps Brings Heroes to Life Through Dance
Known for its innovative, thought-provoking and highly entertaining performances, Terpsicorps once again captivates and inspires the communities of Western North Carolina with Appalachian Phoenix.
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Invites Audiences to Immerse Magic
An interactive adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream brings Shakespeare's classic comedy to life in Tryon.
Big Daddy Love to Headline Rhythm & Brews Concert Series
The Rhythm & Brews concert series in Hendersonville will feature Big Daddy Love on June 19, 2025, alongside opening act Letters to Abigail. The event aims to foster community spirit through music, food, and family-friendly activities.
Beautiful: The Carole King Musical is ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’
Rachel Prather tremendously projects the emotional voice, creative intuition, old-fashioned innocence, pathos, humor, and eventual stardom of Carole King, the queen of pop songwriting, in Beautiful: The Carole King Musical at the Flat Rock Playhouse.
The Feast of St. John Welcomes Community Celebration
The Feast of St. John in Flat Rock will celebrate community spirit with food, music, and support for local families through the Flat Rock Backpack Program. The event will feature Aaron Burdett and aim to foster fellowship among residents.
The Magic of Brevard Music Center to Begin
June 20 marks the opening night of the 2025 Summer Music Festival at Brevard Music Center, featuring diverse performances from renowned artists across genres. Highlights include Yuja Wang, the Janiec Opera Company, and free concerts at the Transylvania County Library. Tickets are available for subscription groupings, fostering a community experience for music lovers.
Help Restore Chimney Rock: Art for a Cause
Preserving a Picturesque America (PAPA) prepared for a summer fundraising art show to benefit Chimney Rock State Park, with an opening reception scheduled for June 26 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Saluda Studios in Saluda, North Carolina. The event aimed to support the park, which suffered significant damage from Tropical Storm Helene, leaving […]
Music Video Asheville Celebrates Local Talent with New Awards and Submissions
Music Video Asheville returns on September 10, 2025, inviting submissions from local musicians and filmmakers. The festival features a judging panel of industry experts and introduces new awards, including People's Choice and Judge's Choice. The event aims to celebrate collaborations while boosting local talent's visibility in the music video industry.
Museum’s “Native America: In Translation” Exhibition Explores Indigenous Perspectives
The Asheville Art Museum presents "Native America: In Translation," an exhibition featuring Indigenous photographers exploring identity and heritage. Curated by Wendy Red Star, it runs until November 3, 2025. The museum offers pay-what-you-wish admission for residents affected by Tropical Storm Helene, emphasizing community support and accessibility.
Exhibit Celebrates Legacy of Tryon Toy-Makers
The legacy of local toymakers lives on in a new exhibit.