Asheville Art Museum’s 2025 Gala: The Blank Canvas
The Asheville Art Museum's 2025 Gala will feature two main events: The Blank Canvas kickoff party on May 16 and the Masterpiece in Bloom live auction and dinner on May 17. Both events aim to raise funds for the museum's programs while celebrating local artistry.
Radical Hotel: What Happens When Art Meets Hospitality
The Radical Hotel in Asheville is hosting a series of engaging events this spring, including art exhibits and community-focused dinners. With a commitment to local talent and cultural expression, it has quickly become a beloved destination for both visitors and residents.
Jewish Culture Takes Center Stage: Live Music Meets Classic Cinema
Alicia Svigals and Donald Sosin will perform their original score for *The Ancient Law* on April 22, 2025, at Wortham Center for the Performing Arts in Asheville. The event is supported by local Jewish organizations aiming to enrich the community's cultural offerings.
Upcoming Herb and Bread Festivals Attract Foodies from Far and Near
Two incredible festivals are to be held over the weekend of April 25,26,and 27: The Spring Herb Festival and the Asheville Bread Festival. The addition of these herbs or breads to a meal will enhance the dining experience to a gourmet level.
Biltmore Hosts a Rare Look at King Tut
By showcasing meticulously detailed replicas from King Tut's tomb in Egypt, a visitor's eyes are opened to an ancient civilization beyond imagination.
A New Era for Tryon International: Jimmie Schramm Joins the Team
The announcement of Jimmie Schramm as Director of Equestrian Marketing at Tryon International marks a significant step forward for the venue. With her extensive background in equestrian sports and business development, she aims to elevate Tryon's profile while enhancing community engagement through an exciting 2025 competition season.
Color Me Asheville Fashion Show Returns: Celebrating Resilience
The Color Me Asheville fashion show by Goodwill is set for April 4, 2025, at The Orange Peel. This year's event focuses on community resilience post-Hurricane Helene and benefits BeLoved Asheville. Seven design teams will showcase collections made from repurposed materials. Proceeds will support local relief efforts and long-term solutions for those affected by the storm.
LEAF Retreat is a Festive, Cultural Post-Helene Treat
The newest spring LEAF Retreat at Lake Eden has a special vibe, offsetting having fewer trees with relishing in many welcoming smiles, dancing feet and joyous voices.
John C. Campbell Folk School Will Celebrate Its 100th Anniversary with a Year of Events
The John C. Campbell Folk School celebrated its 100th anniversary with events honoring its history and engaging the community. Key activities included a Fall Festival and reopening of the Log Cabin Museum. Executive Director Bethany Chaney emphasized resilience through challenges and a commitment to sustainability as the school looks toward its future role in Appalachian culture.
Dazzling Show Returns Featuring American Arts & Crafts Movement
The Arts & Crafts Movement was a reaction to mass production and industrialization. It emphasized quality craftsmanship, natural elements, simplicity, and handiwork.