As the upcoming graduate honors ceremonies for Buncombe and Henderson County schools approach (some underway), hints that summer break is just around the corner. Congratulations to all graduates on their achievements! It’s time to celebrate and enjoy some well-deserved relaxation. As you prepare to embark on new adventures, remember to stay safe, make memories, and have a fantastic summer filled with fun and joy. Cherish this special time and embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 2021!

❤️ Katrina Morgan, Editor

• Richard II Burns Bright in Montford’s ‘Muse of Fire’ Series

  Montford Park Players continue their series of Shakespeare's history plays with Richard II, every weekend through June 23.

• History Comes Alive as Chautauqua Festival Returns

  This year’s History Comes Alive Festival will visit figures from history who will share their light of truth about themselves and the world they inhabited.

• Rams Achieve a Rare Repeat as 4A Baseball State Champions

  T.C. Roberson Rams swept Wilmington Ashley in two games last weekend, becoming merely the third NCHSAA school ever and first in 20 years to repeat as state champions.

• Experience the Art in Bloom: Regional Artists’ Gallery Exhibit at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts from May 30 to June 12, 2024. Witness the fusion of art and nature as regional artists’ works inspire live floral arrangements. This free event, held weekdays from 10 AM to 5 PM at 225 West State Street in Black Mountain, NC, leads to the 18th Annual Art in Bloom event featuring gallery exhibits, floral displays, and a local garden tour with working artists. Support the arts in the Black Mountain community and join us in celebrating creativity. For more information, contact (828) 669-0930 or email info@blackmountainarts.org. Explore the beauty of art and nature with us!

• Join the Blue Ridge Audubon for their monthly bird walk at Jackson Park on June 8 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am. This free event offers a delightful experience of observing birds singing while perched on tree branches at Hendersonville’s largest park. Meet at the Administration Building parking lot on Glover Street and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with fellow bird enthusiasts. Don’t miss this opportunity to appreciate the avian wonders of Jackson Park. Visit https://www.blueridgeaudubon.org/calendar for more details and to add this event to your calendar.

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