The newest exhibition at Asheville Art Museum, “Coatlicue & Las Meninas: The Stanford Edition,” combines Aztec and Spanish artwork into a massive reflective glass panel.
North Carolina artist Kayla E. published her first book, a graphic novel called “Precious Rubbish,” earlier this month. E. will present “Precious Rubbish” in conversation with local author Tessa Fontaine at 6 p.m., Wednesday, April 16 at Malaprop’s Bookstore.
A new art supply company will be moving into the space left by Cheap Joe’s Art Stuff in Asheville, the company announced yesterday on social media.
Hendersonville will begin to celebrate Earth Day a little early this year with the third annual Hendo Earth Fest, Saturday, April 19.
The Asheville Humane Society Thrift Store is promising a “tail-wagging good time” at their inaugural Springfest event.
With so many films vying for attention, it’s hard to know what’s worth seeking out. Consult our helpful guide below for the new movies to see, stream and skip in April 2025.
Darryl Fox, a welding teacher at North Buncombe High School, was named the 2026 Buncombe County Schools Teacher of the Year in a ceremony last night, Thursday, April 10.
Kona Ice and Jeremiah’s Italian Ice are celebrating Tax Day and a spring fling next week with discounts and free treats.
During the height of the wildfires that have swept through western North Carolina in recent weeks, a group of volunteer pilots served a vital role in dousing the flames.
Rhythm & Brews takes to the streets of Hendersonville on the first Thursday of every month, beginning in June and extending through October.
