Arts

They’re helping pilot a new public art program.
The citywide music festival will run Thursday, Aug. 3-Sunday, Aug. 6.
Starring John Medeski, DJ Logic, Maggie Rose, and other talent.
Allow us to reintroduce this long-running online publication.
We’re talking film sites, actors, and a time travel romance.
The first weekend of February, check out off-the-wall creations from indie toy artists.
All Together Art’s inaugural fundraiser supports arts education for underserved WNC communities.
Check out our guide to the many meaningful murals you can find around our city.
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Find the perfect holiday gifts at this craft and design event, featuring local artisans in a beautiful setting.
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It’s Bond, James Bond.
From paeans to housecats and rare cars to a collection of aluminum Christmas trees, you’ll be dazzled at these area museums.
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Attend the No Man’s Land Film Festival, which is returning to Asheville for its fifth year.
Leaves, pups, and bears? Yes, please.
Big Boi and Old Crowe Medicine Show will perform the weekend of Fri., Oct. 28 and Sat., Oct. 29.
Enjoy the HBO hit series “West World”? Then this new futuristic show, set in the fictional mountain town of Clanton, NC, may be right up your alley.
From creepy indie short films and cult stories to the psychological thriller Hannibal, Asheville is home to plenty of choice horror selections.
Celebrate Asheville’s arts community over a hearty family-style brunch on Wed., Nov. 2.
Bunzey is one of 10 artists to win this year’s national PBR Art Can Contest.
From fiction and nature guides to young adults and memoir, these are the books you have to read — or weep.
From craft fairs and block parties to vegan, cider, + beer-themed extravaganzas, there’s an event for everyone.
Catch 13 Halloween-themed films, from classic horror and dark comedy to spooky music videos and animation, at this year’s Cat Fly or Die indie film festival.
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The new installation and parklet, designed by a team of Cherokee and Asheville residents, symbolizes the living cultural legacy of the Cherokee and their rich contributions to craft.
Here’s what you can expect to see at this public art showcase — from film screenings to photo exhibits to light shows — over the next two months.
Curated calendar for fun festivals, performances, exhibits, and foodie events in Asheville, NC.
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Get plugged into the Asheville scene with these Facebook communities, including real estate, food + beverage, and outdoor activities.
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