What to do this weekend in The 828: Jan. 10-12

January is the month for new beginnings. As the snow spills from the sky disrupting the typical orders of life, it is the perfect season to disrupt your personal status quo. Start the year off right by trying a new hobby or attending a unique event.

Here is the 828newsNOW Events roundup for this weekend.

The Asheville Music Hall and The One Stop will be hosting a two-floor music extravaganza to kick off the New Year. Featuring nearly 10 acts, this party is shaping up to be a local music lover’s dream day. Winter Jam is slated to run from 4 p.m. – 1 a.m. on Jan. 11 inside both the Asheville Music Hall and The One Stop.

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Despite the challenges they faced this schoolyear with Hurricane Helene, students in the Swannanoa Valley are proudly displaying their artistic creations this month in Black Mountain. The pieces from students from Kindergarten to senior year of high school will be visible from 10:00 – 5:00 daily through Jan. 31 at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts.

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If your schedule is clear on Sunday morning, The Grey Eagle is hosting a country brunch featuring Asheville country band Hearts Gone South. Seating will be free at this family friendly event running from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Jan. 12 at The Grey Eagle.

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With Flu season now in full gear, preparing your family can be a fun learning experience with this Waynesville event. On Jan. 10, Waypoint is offering a class for those interested in learning how to create natural cough syrup.

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If you’re still searching for the right event for this weekend, check out the Events page of 828newsNOW for more options.