Question one

• I’d sing my heart out from “Brass Monkey” to “Sabotage.”
• I’d rock until I rolled and then do it all over again.

Question two

• It’s adorable (red) pandamonium for me.
• I’d get into a good rut with those bugling boys for sure.

Question three

• Give me the endurance.
• Give me the speed.

Question four

• For ever and ever, ramen.
• Burgers are the only bun for me.

Question five

• Things will be great when you’re downtown.
• I’ll stay tucked away.

Question six

• Take me back.
• Show me the future.

• Winter Birds of Western North Carolina | Tuesday, Jan. 24 | 6:30-7:30 p.m. | Fairview Library, 1 Taylor Rd., Fairview | Free | From waterfowl to sparrows and finches, let Ventures Birding Tours’ Simon Thompson introduce you to WNC’s winter birds.

• Back of the Pack/Party Pace Club (Run/Walk) | Wednesday, Jan. 25 | 6-7 a.m. | Asheville Training HUB , 95 Thompson St, Asheville | Free | Join the AVL Training Hub on an inclusive + move-at-your-own pace walk, run, or jog.

• Not Rocket Science Trivia | Thursday, Jan. 26 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Downtown Taproom, 56 Patton Ave., Asheville | Free | Get a team together and join this weekly trivia showdown.
• The Naughty New Year Showcase | Thursday, Jan. 26 | 6-9 p.m. | Rhubarb, 7 SW Pack Sq., Asheville | $35 | This 21-and-up event features a range of seductive experiences, including a product display from VaVaVooom, sensual burlesque performances, and live caricature drawings from Paul Choi of Bad Drawings.

• Family Education: Fun with Food & Picky Eaters | Friday, Jan. 27 | 10-11 a.m. | Black Mountain Library, 105 N. Dougherty St., Black Mountain | Free | Dana Miller will share practical information with parents and caregivers about how to make healthy eating fun for kids.

• Pop-up Yoga Class | Saturday, Jan. 28 | 1-2 p.m. | Ginger’s Revenge- South Slope Lounge, 32 Banks Ave., Asheville | Free | Reserve your spot to attend this free yoga class by a forthcoming studio Yoga Six — stick around after for a cold ginger beer or NA beverage.
• Color Machine Music | Saturday, Jan. 28 | 4-6 p.m. | Ginger’s Revenge- South Slope Lounge, 32 Banks Ave., Asheville | Free | This singer-songwriter plays tunes inspired by artists like Nathaniel Rateliff, The Avett Brothers, and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

• Winter Flow | Sunday, Jan. 29 | 11 a.m.-12 p.m. | One World Brewing West, 520 Haywood Rd., Asheville | $15 | Build heat and strength in the body with this class, suitable for levels one and up.

• 52º | Sunny | 5% chance of rain

• Mariscos Seafood Shack has opened at 503 N. Leicester Hwy. Operated by the folks at Ay Caramba Mexican Grill - Leicester, the new spot specializes in American + Mexican-inspired seafood dishes, including aguachiles, camarones, and shrimp po boys. Shell yeah. 🦐

• Bonfire BBQ (1056 Patton Ave.) has closed its doors, according to social media. The eatery opened in 2015 and offered a variety of smoked meats and Southern sides. 🍖

• Local arts journalist Matt Peiken is launching a new podcast production company. Podcast Asheville will include a daily podcast about our city called “The Overlook,” which will feature interviews with journalists, artists, and trend setters. It should debut Monday, Feb. 13 with episodes up every Monday-Friday at 6 a.m. 🎧

• Wanna be more green this year? Oakley Mountain Greenhouses’ 2023 String Of’s Cuttings Club offers a unique string of’s cutting (think: String of Pearls, Variegated String of Hearts, String of Fishhooks, and more) delivered to your door each month. See membership subscription options. 🪴

• The National Forest Service has completed objection reviews for the Pisgah-Nantahala forest plan. A new plan — which replaces the current document created in 1987 — is expected to be released by the end of January. Get details. (Smoky Mountain News)

• Ever wanted to try meadow-themed planting? Get your chance on Saturday, Feb. 11 from 1-3 p.m. with this Make Your Own Meadow workshop. From planning, plant selection, preparation approaches, and ways to plant, the event will enable attendees to create a lovely natural space. Reserve your spot.

• Mardi Gras season means king cake, and we want to know where we can get our hands on these colorfully delectable treats. We know City Bakery will be offering them — if you know of other spots, please let us know so we can help spread the word, please and thank you.

• Looking for summer activities for your high school student? Look no further. Registration for UNC Asheville’s Pre-College Programs is now open to rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The 11 different week-long immersive camps span different subjects, including the arts and science. Learn more + apply (space is limited).*

• Bring your Valentine and get ready to turn up the classics. The Omni Grove Park Inn’s Rock ‘N Roll Weekend featuring the legendary sounds of Absolute Queen and non-stop energy of Departure Friday, Feb. 10- Saturday, Feb. 11. Book an overnight package or individual tickets per concert. This event is 21+.*

• Meet Morning Brew, a free daily newsletter that covers the latest news across business, finance, and tech, written in a fun and witty tone that makes reading the news actually enjoyable. Four million people are already subscribed — it’s 100% free and takes just five minutes to read.*

• The internet’s most popular cup is back in stock. The Stanley Quencher is beloved for its comfortable handle, large straw, ability to fit in your car’s cup holder, and how it keeps water cold for 11 hours. Plus, the popular 40 ounce size means all day hydration. 💧*