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• Climate Resilient Gardening | Thursday, June 8 | 2-3:30 p.m. | West Asheville Park, 198 Vermont Ave., Asheville | Free | Join Chris Smith of the Utopian Seed Project for tips on growing a diverse and heat tolerant garden — and take home a taro plant to grow.
• A Narrative from the Inside: Hendersonville’s 9th Avenue School | Thursday, June 8 | 6-7 p.m. | Reuter Center - UNC Asheville, 300 Campus View Rd., Asheville | $0-$10 | This hybrid event by the Asheville Museum of History features a discussion with Ronnie Pepper about the historic Black 9th Avenue School in Hendersonville.

• Movies in the Park | Friday, June 9 | 8-10:30 p.m. | Pack Square Park, 80 Court Plaza, Asheville | Free | Continue this summer series with a screening of “Cruella.”
• Opening Reception of Eidolon at Tyger Tyger Gallery | Friday, June 9 | 5-8 p.m. | Tyger Tyger Gallery, 191 Lyman St., Studio 144, Asheville | Free | Meet the artists and enjoy wine and refreshments by Newsto at the opening of Eidolon, the upcoming exhibition at Tyger Tyger Gallery featuring work by Margaret R. Thompson + Jacqueline Shatz.*

• Shapes of Summer: Pottery Pop-Up | Saturday, June 10 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. | The Village Potters Clay Center Courtyard, Riverview Station, 191 Lyman St. #180, Asheville | Free | This exhibition and sale will feature the work of 13 artists, each with a unique style and approach to ceramic art.
• Tea Travel Presentation: Gus in Taiwan | Saturday, June 10 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Dobra Tea East Asheville, 1011 Tunnel Rd., Asheville | $25 | Dobra manager Gus will share stories from his trip to Taiwan and offer a tasting of the special teas that he brought back with him.
• Asheville City Soccer vs. Greenville Liberty | Saturday, June 10 | 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Greenwood Field, 1 Field Dr., Asheville | $12 | Watch the women’s team compete against Greenville for a special Pride-themed showdown.

• The Big Secret Festival | Sunday, June 11 | 2:30 p.m. | Salvage Station, 468 Riverside Dr., Asheville | $23 | This second annual fest has the theme of “Giving and Getting Down,” with performances from The Secret Agency (with Secret Agent 23 Skidoo), Yo Mama’s Big Fat Booty Band, and Firecracker Jazz Band.
• Silent Sundays - “Peter Pan” | Sunday, June 11 | 7-9 p.m. | Grail Moviehouse, 17 Foundy St., Asheville | $18 | This screening of the 1924 “Peter Pan” will include a live piano score from Gabrielle Tee and a Q&A with film historian and writer Frank Thompson.

• Menopause Cafe | Monday, June 12 | 6-8 p.m. | Hello, Gorgeous! Professional Bra Fitting and More, 61 North Merrimon Ave. #107, Asheville | Free | This discussion group is a safe space for folks to ask questions and talk about menopause — register to attend.

• “The Big Trends Shaping the World Today” Keynote with Thomas L. Friedman | Friday, June 16 | 6-7:30 p.m. | The Sherrill Center and Kimmell Arena, 227 Campus Dr., Asheville | Free | Hear bestselling author + Wall Street Journal’s No. 2 “influential business thinker” Thomas L. Friedman deliver the Asheville Ideas Fest keynote address; Registration is free but required.*

• The Asheville Outlets has welcomed a new eatery and coffee shop to its campus. For coffee beans, smoothies, tea, and home goods, stop by Overlook Coffee Collective. And visit Cedeno Food & Mac Bar to build your own mac-and cheese bowls. (Mountain Xpress)

• The Asheville Gay Men’s Chorus celebrates its 25-year anniversary with a concert on Thursday, June 15 at The Hazel Robinson Ampitheatre in Montford. The show will also include a proclamation from City Council member Kim Roney, declaring June 15 as Asheville Gay Men’s Chorus Day. Get your ticket.

• Popular franchise Crumbl Cookies plans to open its second area shop in South Asheville at 1816 Hendersonville Rd. Just last year, the cookie shop opened its first location in the Westgate Plaza. Opening day is expected for mid-July. (Asheville Citizen-Times)

• Two local musicians are teaming up to spread awareness about domestic violence and abuse through a new project called Verbal Purple. The duo will put on a benefit concert this Friday, June 9 at One World Brewing West as one of their first acts. The event will also include a fashion show, silent auction, comedy and a dance party. (Mountain Xpress)

• Devil’s Foot Beverage Company is expanding its distribution of “farm-to-can” sodas to Middle Tennessee. The sodas will start hitting the shelves in the greater Nashville area, as well as eight other neighboring counties, early this month.

• Asheville author Kae Heckerman Mance has published a book on dealing with and caring for loved ones with terminal illness. Titled “Living Well to Die Well: A Guide to Terminally Ill People and Their Loved Ones,” the book is informed by Mance’s personal experiences. Learn more of her story. (Mountain Xpress)

• Now here’s some summer camps to get excited about. UNC Asheville is hosting a multitude of multi-day summer classes and programs for adults, kids, and college and high school students. Camps include: STEAM Sudio’s Skill Set, Pre-College Programs, and Athletics Camps and clinics. Explore topics + register (before classes fill up).*

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