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Panoramic view from the Salvage Station Outdoor Stage of crowd at sunset.

Salvage Station will provide shuttles from the Asheville Visitor Center and Harrah’s Cherokee Center Asheville Arena to the Outdoor Stage.

Photo provided by Asheville Symphony

Join the Asheville Symphony + Beer City Comic Con for Star Wars: Celebrating a Galaxy of Music on Sunday, Oct. 1 at 5 p.m. at Salvage Station’s Outdoor Stage.

The concert will feature fan favorite musical moments from the films, plus themes from Hoth, Tatooine, Mustafar, Coruscant, and every planet in between.

Tickets are on sale now for the three seating options:

  1. VIP seating — Includes on-site parking, on-site seating + access to a private bar
  2. Bring your own seat
  3. Standing room

Journey to a galaxy far, far away

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