thru October 28 - "Kaleidoscope" ~ Contemporary Landscape Sculpture Exhibit - This outdoor exhibit featuring multiple artists will offer a transformational view of the landscape through the beautiful forms and patterns of sculpture. www.ncarboretum.org thru October 1 - Let Freedom Ring - Henderson County Heritage Museum, Historic Courthouse on Main Street inaugural exhibit Let Freedom Ring (displays, artifacts and multimedia presentation) Hendersonville, NC 828-694-1619
thru December 31 - - Every Saturday from 11a.m. to 3p.m. at Pet Harmony, Animal Compassion Network's new pet store for rescued pets. Dozens of ACN dogs, puppies, kittens and cats will be ready to find their permanent homes. The store also offers quality pet supplies where all proceeds save more homeless animals. Come see us at 803 Fairview St. (behind Province 620 off Hendersonville Rd), visit www.animalcompassionnetwork.org, or call 274-DOGS.
thru August 31 - Cancer Centers of North Carolina – Asheville Needs Volunteers! - Do you have extra time to spend during the week helping others? If so, Cancer Centers of North Carolina – Asheville has an opportunity for you! We need volunteers to assist us in providing enhanced services to our patients. The hours are flexible and the rewards are unlimited. If you or a friend are interested in volunteering in our practice, please contact Julie Farrell, CMA at 254-8232 ext. 6509 to set up a time to discuss the various opportunities available.
thru October 14 - "Silent Beauty: A View of the Changing Seasons" ~ Photography of Cynthia - Experience the mystery and beauty of nature in this photography exhibit showcasing flowers and insects. Local artist Cynthia Walker exposes the hidden simplicity that exists within the complexity of nature's patterns and light. NCarboretum.org.
thru October 14 - Silent Beauty: A View of the Changing Seasons - Fine art photographer Cynthia Walker hosts an exhibition of her favorite images of insects and flowers, inspired by the mountain region. The exhibit conveys hidden simplicity within the complexity of nature's patterns and light. Education Center, NC Arboretum.
thru October 25 - Kidding Around Downtown - Public Art Display Kidding Around Downtown, a public art display featuring outdoor fiberglass goat sculptures on the sidewalks of Main Street, Hendersonville, NC 828-697-2022
thru October 1 - Let Freedom Ring - Henderson County Heritage Museum, Historic Courthouse on Main Street inaugural exhibit Let Freedom Ring (displays, artifacts and multimedia presentation) Wed. - Sat.10:00AM-5:00PM, Sun. 1:00PM-5:00PM, Hendersonville, NC 828-694-1619
thru October 25 - Kidding Around Downtown - Public Art Display Kidding Around Downtown, a public art display featuring outdoor fiberglass goat sculptures on the sidewalks of Main Street, Hendersonville, NC 828-697-2022
thru December 1 - Birthday Parties at ASI - Have your birthday party where the pros train! May 1, 2008-December 2008. Acceleration Sports Institute is now offering birthday parties to include basketball court, batting cages, sports inflatable jumper, castle inflatable jumper & inflatable obstacle course! Book a party now for as low as $99.00! Call (828) 687-7999 to schedule or find out more information.
thru December 30 - Fitkick - O3 Health and Fitness, www.o3healthandfitness.com. Based on kickboxing and martial arts drills, this highly energetic class will keep you moving while improving cardiovascular and muscular endurance. The format is intermediate to advanced but still allows for students to go at their own pace. Keith Wimsett, a certified kickboxing instructor, has been teaching since 1998. Cost is $10 per class. First class is FREE. Tuesday evenings, Saturday mornings. Visit www.o3healthandfitness.com for more information.
thru December 31 - Nia Technique - Dynamic dance-fusion fitness class, 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Stephens-Lee Center, off S. Charlotte St. Cost is $8 per class. Drop-ins welcome. Call 350-2058 or e-mail maureenia@charter.net.
thru December 31 - Nia Technique - Dynamic dance-fusion fitness class, 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Stephens-Lee Center, off S. Charlotte St. Cost is $8 per class. Drop-ins welcome. Call 350-2058 or e-mail maureenia@charter.net.
thru November 8 - Oconaluftee Indian Village - The Oconaluftee Indian Village is open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. May 11-Nov. 4. Admission costs $15 for adults and $6 for children ages 6-12. Children ages 5 and younger are admitted free and group discounts are available. The Village is on Drama Road, near the Mountainside Theatre, off U.S. 441 in Cherokee. For more information, visit www.cherokee-nc.com or call the Cherokee Historical Association at (828) 497-2111
thru August 22 - Inspired Design - Creative Entrepreneurial Textiles, Center of Craft, Creativity & Design, exhibit features designs & works the represent five 21st Century design growth, Tues.-Sat. 1:00PM-5:00PM, Hendersonville, NC 828-890-2050
thru September 21 - Oil Paintings by Luke Allsbrook - Opening Friday, May 23 and continuing through Sunday, September 21, 2008, the Arboretum will host a landscape painting exhibit by internationally known artist Luke Allsbrook in the Baker Exhibit Center. The exhibit is titled "Our Precious Land: Visions and Scenes of North Carolina" and presents oil paintings on canvas that reflect the beauty of farmland across the mountain region and other natural and created landscapes. Information on upcoming programs and workshops will be available on the Arboretum's Web site at www.ncarboretum.org, or by calling 828-665-2492. Examples of Allsbrook's work can be seen at www.lukeallsbrook.com.
thru August 22 - Inspired Design - Creative Entrepreneurial Textiles, Center of Craft, Creativity & Design - Center of Craft, Creativity & Design, exhibit features designs & works the represent five 21st Century design growth, Tues.-Sat. 1:00PM-5:00PM, Hendersonville, NC 828-890-2050
thru August 9 - Guided Hikes at Bat Cave Preserve - Wednesdays and Saturdays only, 10:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. Hikes take about two hours. Reservations are required in advance to attend a hike. To make a reservation, call The Nature Conservancy’s Mountains Office at (828) 350-1431 and select "Option 4" or email Mtn_Volunteers@tnc.org. Leave your name, phone number, the date and time of the hike you would like to register for, and the number of slots that you would like to reserve. We will send you confirmation of your reservation. The hikes cost $10 per person, $5 for children under 12, and no charge for children being carried.
thru August 16 - “Unto These Hills…a retelling” - Mountainside Theatre (7:30 p.m. nightly except Sundays) Contact: Cherokee Historical Association Box Office (828) 497-2111 “Unto These Hills” debuted on July 1, 1950 and was in instant hit. The drama has shown at the open-air Mountainside Theatre each summer since then when Kermit Hunter, a non-Native, wrote the original version as a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A new version that debuted last year adopted a Cherokee perspective of the Eastern Band’s own history and included authentic costumes, traditional dance and music and – for the first time ever – a majority of Cherokee actors. Attendance rose last season and audiences gave the revised show a standing ovation after each performance. Over the decades, more than five million people have experienced this memorable outdoor drama.
thru August 16 - The World of Carl Sandburg - The Carl Sandburg Home and The Vagabond School of the Drama presents The World of Carl Sandburg on Wednesdays & Fridays at 10:15AM-10:45AM, Rootabaga Stories onThursdays & Saturdays at 10:15AM-10:45AM, performances are free and held rain or shine, at the Carl Sandburg Home amphitheatre (no performances July 16-19) Flat Rock, NC 828-693-4178
thru December 27 - Pet Adoption Events - Every SATURDAY from 11a.m. to 3p.m. at PET HARMONY, Animal Compassion Network's new pet store for rescued pets. Dozens of ACN dogs, puppies, kittens and cats will be ready to find their permanent homes. The store also offers quality pet supplies where all proceeds save more homeless animals. Come by 803 Fairview St. (behind Province 620 off Hendersonville Rd), visit www.animalcompassionnetwork.org, or call 274-DOGS.
thru July 4 - Red, White, and Bluegrass Festival - Visit http://www.redwhiteandbluegrassfestival.com/. Morganton, NC.
thru July 31 - - Asheville Humane Society launches Fishing for Felines, a cat adoption promotion beginning July 1 and running through July 31. Upon selecting a cat or kitten to adopt, patrons will “fish” for an adoption discount up to $50 off the normal adoption fee. Regular adoption fee is $50-100, and includes spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchip, collar, carrier, a starter bag of Science Diet food, a free exam by a local veterinarian, and one month of free veterinary insurance. To adopt a pet, visit the shelter at 72 Lee’s Creek Rd., or preview available animals at www.ashevillehumane.org. For more information contact Asheville Humane Society at 253-6807.
thru July 3 - Presentation on Warren Wilson College's new outreach program INSULATE!! - Over 28% of persons 65+ in NC are below 150% poverty level. Many of these same persons spend about 59.3% on their energy bills. Low-income elders need energy efficient homes. Come learn how WWC's INSULATE!! program will educate students about energy efficiency, help low-income elders, & lower carbon emissions. Wednesday, July 2nd North Asheville Library 6:00-6:45pm Thursday, July 3rd West Asheville Library 6:00-6:45pm
thru July 19 - Alone Together Again - The box office is open beginning March 26 through mid December, Monday through Friday from 9:30 am to 5 pm. Evening and weekend box office hours begin April 30. To purchase tickets or for more information call the box office of Flat Rock Playhouse at (828)693-0731 or toll free at (866) 732-8008. Tickets can also be purchased online at www.flatrockplayhouse.org.
thru July 19 - Alone Together Again - Flat Rock Playhouse presents Alone Together Again (A hilarious Broadway comedy, Mom and Dad are looking forward to the peace and quiet of an empty nest - however the peace and quiet don’t last long) Wed.-Sat. 8:15PM; Thurs., Sat. & Sun 2:15PM, Flat Rock, NC 828-693-0731 or 866-732-8008
July 3 thru July 6 - Fourth of July Celebration - Celebrate our nation's birthday in grand style with a multitude of activities designed to keep your family and friends all entertained. Special events include the “Independence Day BBQ & Show” featuring the MOTOWN SOUL CELEBRATION with THE GT ALL-STARS and our newest tribute to America's past – the Asheville Tea Party! History buffs can sign up for the colonial militia with our Revolutionary War re-enactors and learn about the people and famous guests who make up the hotel's past during a history tour, while everyone can celebrate with a scavenger hunt and time at the pool. At sundown, don't forget we have the best view of Asheville's fireworks display! For more information or to make reservations, call 800-438-5800 or visit groveparkinn.com
July 3 - Asheville Redbirds v. Carolina Chaos - TC Roberson High School, 5PM, http://www.scbl.org.
July 3 - Asheville Redbirds v. Carolina Chaos - TC Roberson High School, 7PM, http://www.scbl.org.
July 3 - Asheville Tourists v. Rome Braves - McCormick Field, Asheville, 7:05PM, www.theashevilletourists.com.
July 3 - On Golden Pond - Dispute Settlement Center, Movies that Move - presenting: On Golden Pond, 6:00PM-9:00PM, Trinity Presbyterian, free, Hendersonville, NC 828- 697-7055
July 4 thru July 6 - Dixieland Miniature Horse Society Horse Show - WNC Agricultural Center, Fletcher, NC 828-687-1414 or 803-345-3554
July 4 thru July 6 - Fourth of July Celebration at the Grove Park Inn - Celebrate our nation’s birthday in grand style with a multitude of activities designed to keep your family and friends all entertained. History lovers will enjoy speaking with Revolutionary War re-enactors and learning facts during our history tours, while others will celebrate with pool parties, scavenger hunts, and much more. Package holders are entitled to special events, including the Independence Day BBQ & Show with the Motown sounds of THE GT ALL-STARS and our special tribute to America’s past—the Asheville Tea Party! For more information and/or to make reservations please call (800) 438-5800.
July 4 thru July 6 - July Powwow - Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds. Contact: Welcome Center (800) 438-1601. Friday: Gates open 5 p.m., Grand Entry 7 p.m. Saturday: Gates open 10 a.m., Grand Entry 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday: Gates open 10 a.m., Grand Entry 1 p.m. On America’s birthday, we celebrate with our special brand of fireworks with a three-day explosion of authentic Indian dancing, drumming, and tribal regalia. Dance competitions kick up the excitement event higher.
July 4 thru July 6 - Mountaineer Antique Auto Show - WNC Agricultural Center, admission charged, Fletcher, NC 828-687-1414 or 828-648-2558
July 4 thru July 6 - Sugarfoot Stomp - Your favorite old-fashioned fast-dance and hot-jazz weekend returns to Asheville with a weekend of Collegiate Shag, Black-Bottom, Charleston, Bal-trot, and yes, Peabody! 10 classes and 3 nights of dancing. Internationally acclaimed dancers and instructors, Joel & Alison Plys (San Diego, CA) have taught all over the US as well as Australia, Canada, England, France, Germany, Scotland and Sweden. They were taught by some of the original dancers of the 30's & 40's and are recognized as two of the best Charleston, Balboa, Lindy & Shag instructors in the world. For more info or to register, visit our website at: sugarftstomp.com
July 4 thru July 6 - WINE SUMMER HOLIDAYS - Solo performances in the wine bar, complimentary wine tastings and seminars, cooking demonstrations, Biltmore Estate Winery, Asheville. July 4-6, Aug. 30-Sept. 1. More at www.biltmore.com or 225-1333. Admission tickets required.
July 4 thru July 6 - Winery Summer Holiday Weekends - The Biltmore Winery welcomes summer with festivities beginning the last weekend in May. Enjoy live music, complimentary wine programs, cooking demonstrations, barrel tastings, guided production tours and children's activities. Round out the visit with a self-guided tour and complimentary tasting of the winery's award-winning wines. Www.biltmore.com.
July 4 - 36th Annual Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase - The streets of Downtown Brevard, NC will burst to life on Friday, July 4th as Transylvania Community Arts Council celebrates its 36th annual Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase in conjunction with Heart of Brevard’s Fourth of July Celebration and Transylvania Region AACA Classic Car Show. These 3-festivals-in-1 will feature music, arts, crafts, food, children’s activities and more, from 9 am to 5 pm.
July 4 - Asheville Redbirds v. Morganton Aggies - Away, 5PM, http://www.scbl.org.
July 4 - Asheville Redbirds v. Morganton Aggies - Away, 7PM, http://www.scbl.org.
July 4 - Asheville Tourists v. Rome Braves - McCormick Field, Asheville, 7:05PM, www.theashevilletourists.com.
July 4 - Fabulous Fourth Celebration - Fabulous Fourth Celebration, Jackson Park (games, music & fireworks), 2:00PM-dusk, fireworks at dusk, Hendersonville, 828-697-4884 Independence Day Parade, 1:00PM, Main Street, Hendersonville, NC 828-692-4179
July 4 - Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase - The streets of Downtown Brevard, NC will burst to life on Friday, July 4th as Transylvania Community Arts Council celebrates its 36th annual Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase in conjunction with Heart of Brevard’s Fourth of July Celebration and Transylvania Region AACA Classic Car Show. These 3-festivals-in-1 will feature music, arts, crafts, food, children’s activities and more, from 9 am to 5 pm.
July 4 - Fireworks at Lake Julian - Buncombe County Parks, Greenways & Recreation will set the sky on fire again this year at Lake Julian Park in Skyland on the fourth of July. Families have been enjoying the best celebration in the county at Lake Julian for years, and it's all FREE! Please call the park office at 684-0376 for more information. Another Free Family Fun Festival brought to you by Buncombe County Parks, Greenways & Recreation Services. Giving you Great Places and Good Times.
July 4 - Heart of Brevard Auto Show - West Main St, 9-4, Jerry Arnold 828-884-3670
July 4 - Ingles 4th of July Celebration - The City of Asheville invites you to join us downtown for the Ingles 4th of July Celebration. An event for the whole family, the festivities start at 1:00 p.m. at Pack Square and along College Street in Downtown Asheville. For more information about Ingles 4th of July Celebration, contact Asheville Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts at 828-259-5800 or visit www.ashevilleparks.org. Ingles 4th of July Celebration is supported by the City of Asheville, Ingles, Budweiser, Pepsi, and Clear Channel radio.
July 4 - July 4 Fireworks - Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds. Contact: Welcome Center (800) 438-1601. Fireworks start at 10 p.m.
July 4 - Music on Main - Visitors Information Center - 201. S. Main St., Hendersonville, 7:00PM-9:00PM, free, every Friday this summer! Bring a Chair, no pets or alcoholic beverages allowed. 800-828-4244 or 828-693-9708.
July 5 thru July 6 - Big Salsa Weekend - Big Salsa Weekend with Salsambo coming from Atlanta. July 5th: Private classes, Performance and a Black and White Salsa Night at 48 Westgate Parkway in Asheville. July 6th: Beginners Classes: 1-3, $20.00. Intermediate Classes: One Intense Class 3-4 $ 15.00. Dress to Impress ( Wear Black and White or you will pay more at the door. )For more information or to register contact Andres at (828) 216-1452 or send an email. See the website at mangosproductions.com.
July 5 thru July 6 - LOCAL FLAVORS - Pulled pork with three sauces or Southern fried fish and hushpuppies, 1-7 p.m. July 5-6, Aug. 30-31, Biltmore Estate, Asheville. Admission required. More at www.biltmore.com or 225-1333.
July 5 thru July 20 - I Hate Hamlet - Tickets are $22 for adults, $19 for college students and seniors (over 60), and $12 for children (17 and under). Tickets are on sale now and may be purchased online at www.ashevilletheatre.org, over the phone by calling the ACT Box Office at 828-254-1320 or in person at the Box Office, located at 35 East Walnut Street. Box Office hours are 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Monday – Friday. For more information, please call 828-254-1320.
July 5 - 4th of July Picnic - Maggie Valley Club, maggievalleyclub.com. 6-10, Activities Lawn
July 5 - Asheville Tourists v. Rome Braves - McCormick Field, Asheville, 7:05PM, www.theashevilletourists.com.
July 5 - CRAFT DEMONSTRATIONS AT HAND IN HAND GALLERY - Craft demonstrations will take place on Saturday, July 5 at Hand in Hand Gallery in Flat Rock. Three craft demonstrations will be taking place with an opportunity for some hands-on creativity by the public. Demonstrators include clay artists Robert Wallace, Molly Jones, and wood turner Allen Davis. Demonstrations will take place outside on the decks and front area of the gallery along Little Rainbow Row from 11am to 3 pm. Hand in Hand Gallery is located at 2720 Greenville Highway /NC 225, along Flat Rock’s Little Rainbow Row. For more information call the gallery at (828) 697-7719 or contact us at: www.handinhandgallery.com Gallery hours are Monday through Saturday, 10am-5pm, Sunday 1-5pm.
July 5 - Contra Dance - 8-11 pm at River Falls Lodge above Marietta, SC in northern Greenville County. Featuring House Red (Shawn Brenneman, Jonathan Thielen and Owen Morrison) with Cis Hinkle calling. Presented by the Harvest Moon Folk Society. We set up at about 5:00 and have a covered dish supper at 6:30. Beginners dance session is at 7:30 and the dance is at 8:00. Please come early and help if you can. Admission $8 for adults and $5 for teen-agers 14-17 who dance. No charge for kids. Info hotline including cancellations due to weather recorded by 2 PM at 864-836-2986. For general information call David White at 828-545-0689.
July 5 - Shindig on the Green - A joyously spontaneous celebration of traditional and old-time string bands, bluegrass, ballad singers, big circle mountain dancers and cloggers on summer Saturday evenings in downtown Asheville, NC. Stage show and informal jam sessions. Martin Luther King Jr. Park on Martin Luther King Dr. in downtown Asheville. Bring a lawn chair or blanket, family and friends. Along about sundown (7:00pm). June 28; July 5, 12, 19; and August 9, 16, 23, 30. Free. Info: (828)258-6101 x.345 or www.folkheritage.org.
July 5 - Summer Music Series in Flat Rock - Little Rainbow Row's back deck-corner of Greenville Hwy & W. Blue Ridge Rd, 6:00PM-8:00PM, free, bring a chair, featuring regional artistis, sponsored by the Flat Rock Merchants' Assoc., Flat Rock, NC 828-697-7719
July 6 - Asheville Tourists v. Rome Braves - McCormick Field, Asheville, 2:05PM, www.theashevilletourists.com.
July 6 - English Country Dance - 1st and 3rd Sunday afternoons of each month at Asheville Arts Center, 308 Merrimon Ave. 3:00 - 5:00 PM. $6. Beginners Welcome. No partner necessary. Dance to caller and live music. This style of dance may be seen in films based on Jane Austen novels. Join us for a pleasant afternoon of dancing. Call 828-230-8449.
July 6 - I Hate Hamlet - Asheville Community Theatre is proud to announce American Sign Language (ASL) performances for the 2007-08 season. The ASL interpreted performances will be the first ongoing signed theatre performances in the Asheville area and are funded in part by the Asheville Arts Council through their Grassroots Grant program. For more information about ASL performances, please contact Cate Foltin, Managing Director at 828-254-2939 or by email at cate@ashevilletheatre.org. 2:30PM.
July 6 - Songcatchers Music Series - Laura Boosinger, music of the Southern Mountains, Songcatchers Music Series, Cradle of Forestry in the Pisgah National Forest, Highway 276 near Brevard; $6.00 for adults; $3.00 for youth ages 4-15. Call 828-877-3130 for details.
July 7 thru August 1 - French Broad River Camps - Did you know one of the oldest rivers in the world runs right through Asheville? Discover the fabulous French Broad River — it’s past, present and future! Investigate a local stream’s water quality by looking for aquatic insects. Build your own watershed model and find out how human activities impact the river. Create river-inspired art and poetry, and volunteer for our Clean Stream Team. And of course, explore the river by kayak, canoe, or raft! Contact education@riverlink.org.
July 7 - Asheville Redbirds v. Carolina Thunder - TC Roberson High School, 7PM, http://www.scbl.org.
July 7 - Asheville Tourists v. Hagerstown Suns - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.
July 7 - Bandana Klezmer with Jibblin' the Froeline - Concerts on the Quad is fun for the entire family. The public is invited to bring picnics, blankets and lawn chairs. Sorry, no pets allowed. With nearly 2,000 people attending each concert, lawn-chair seating will be separate from blanket seating in order to preserve sight lines; please look for signage when arriving on the Quad. Check the Café a la Quad tent for snacks and beverages from 6 to 8 p.m. In case of rain, the concerts will be held in Lipinsky Auditorium. A limited menu will be served on rainy evenings. Concert location decisions are made at 5 p.m. the day of the show. Patrons may call 828/232-5000 line 3 after 5:15 p.m. each Monday to hear a recorded announcement about the location of that evening's performance.
July 7 - Bandana Klezmer - Concerts on the Quad, UNCA. Call 828.251.6991. 7-8 pm. 7-pc local Klezmer band playing this high-energy Eastern European celebration music. Klezmer is often played at weddings and other happy events. Based in the Jewish tradition, it also includes gypsy music and influences from other regions of Eastern Europe. Klezmer is an expression of both the joy & sorrow of the Jewish experience, alternating frequently between major & minor keys. Featuring Marc Rudow (fiddle), Meg Peterson (accordion & vocals), Rob Levin (guitar), Michael Hunt (percussion & tsimbl [hammer dulcimer]), Andy John (cello & harmonica), Tom Mills (fiddle & clarinet), and Naomi Dalglish (fiddle & vocals).
July 7 - Contra Dance - 8 PM at Grey Eagle, 185 Clingman Ave., Asheville - Featuring Celticladda (Randy Miller, Eric Anderson, Tom Hodgson) w/ Hank Morris calling. $6. Beginners Welcome! More info www.oldfarmersball.com/ website.
July 7 - Hawaii - Henderson County Library Travel Club presents Hawaii, 7:00PM, free, Hendersonville, NC 828-697-4725
July 7 - Street Dance - Bring a chair and sit back, relax and enjoy mountain heritage music and dancing from 7:00-9:00PM. Chairs allowed in the audience seating area (parking lot) after 5:30. Please leave your pets comfortably at home, Hendersonville City ordinance prohibits animals in the event area. Admission is free. No alcoholic beverages allowed. People of all ages journey to the Visitors Information Center at 201 South Main Street to enjoy mountain heritage bluegrass music, square dancing and clogging every Monday evening from July 7 through August 25. (828) 693-9708, 800-828-4244.
July 7 - Swannanoa Chamber Music Concert Series - Blue Ridge Community College Patton Auditorium, 3:00PM, $17, Students free, Flat Rock, NC 828-890-4411
July 8 - Asheville Tourists v. Hagerstown Suns - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.
July 8 - Basic First Aid - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.
July 8 - Blood Drive - 6:30 am - 11:00 am, 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm, Pardee Hospital, 800 N. Justice Street, Jamison Conference Room. 698-7186.
July 8 - Cruise In Downtown Hendersonville - Main Street 5-9 PM, Bruce 329-4971
July 8 - Docent Training - Smith-McDowell House Museum will host a series of Museum Guide training sessions throughout 2008. Docents assist museum visitors, work with group tours, and may lead special guided tours. The Museum is seeking community members of all ages and backgrounds who are interested in history and working with the public. Along with our Adult Docent Program the Museum does have a Jr. Docent Program for students ages 12-18, and are hoping to expand both programs through these training sessions. Volunteers will receive in-depth training on the history and architecture of Smith-McDowell House, as well as upcoming events and exhibits at the Museum. The Museum will hold training sessions from 6-7:30 p.m. To register for training, contact Tammy Walsh at 828-253-9231 or twalsh@wnchistory.org.
July 8 - Gardening in the Mountains: Xeriscaping - NC Arboretum, www.ncarboretum.org. This informative program is offered in cooperation with Buncombe County Cooperative Extension and regional Master Gardeners. 10 a.m. Education Center
July 8 - Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets - Henderson County Library Book-To-Movie Club presents the movie Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, 4:00PM, free, Hendersonville, NC 828-697-4725
July 8 - Hendersonville Antique Car Club Classic Car Show - Main Street, 5:00PM-9:00PM, the 2nd Tuesday of the month through November, Hendersonville, NC 828-699-4929
July 8 - Hendersonville Antique Car Club Classic Car Show - Main Street, 5:00PM-9:00PM, the 2nd Tuesday of the month through November, Hendersonville, NC 828-699-4929
July 8 - Jibblin' the Froeline - Concerts on the Quad, UNCA. Call 828.251.6991. 8-9pm This 5-pc group describes itself as a jambo-gypsy-blues band. Eclectic and rocking original dance music, exploring the blues, island, Afro, Cajun, country, and funk. Lyrically the songs sing of love, the spirit, and the state of the world! Featuring Wayne Kirby (guitar and accordion), Steve Cohen (bass and vocals) Greg Olson (guitar, banjo, mandolin, flute and vocals), Ian Cunningham (drums), and Joanna Boyd (vocals).
July 8 - Surviving & Thriving on a Tight Budget - 11:00 am , Free, Buncombe County Parks & Recreation Services, 49 Mt. Carmel Rd., Asheville NC. Where does your money go? - Getting control – build savings even in tight times - What are your most important bills to pay? - Getting credit on track - Ways to save on daily spending-squeeze those dollars! This workshop is designed to help get through hard times (just like these days….) how to grab back control of your money life from all those outside forces! Find out where all the money really goes…. Set your priorities to minimize the damage before things spin out of control. Build a mini-emergency funds to start you on a better track, and then tackle the credit monster. Squeeze everything you can from the money you do have by following these money-saving tips. Plenty of time for questions and discussion. Contact Grace Young 250 4265 or email grace.young@buncombecounty.org for more information. Register by July 3.
July 9 - Asheville Tourists v. Hagerstown Suns - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.
July 9 - Collections Walk: Raingardens - NC Arboretum, www.ncarboretum.org. This monthly walk focuses on various seasonal features of the Arboretum's cultivated and wild plant collections. Wear sturdy footwear for walking on trails. 1 p.m. Baker Exhibit Center
July 9 - Rubber Stamping 101 - Buncombe County Parks & Recreation Service, 49 Mt. Carmel Rd., Asheville Fun and the diverse world of stamping, create your own work of art, learn something new and have fun while doing it. Call Grace Young 250 4265 or email grace.young@buncombecounty.org for more information
July 9 - Rubber Stamping 101 - Register by: Thursday, July 3. Time: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm. Cost: $15.00 per person instruction and materials Location: Buncombe County Parks & Recreation Service, 49 Mt. Carmel Rd., Asheville. Fun and the diverse world of stamping, create your own work of art, learn something new and have fun while doing it. Call Grace Young 250 4265 or email grace.young@buncombecounty.org for more information.
July 9 - Spartanburg Blue Eagles v. Asheville Redbirds - Wofford College, 7PM, http://www.scbl.org.
July 9 - Y Dance - YWCA, 700 Augusta St, Greenville. Open Mic - email Jennie; Community Band email David. Beginners session at 7:30, dance from 8 till 10:30. Free dance co-sponsored by the Greenville County Library System and Harvest Moon Folk Society.
