The yearly event sees dozens of Asheville-area restaurants partner with Asheville Humane. This year, the event will run from Tuesday, April 1 to Sunday, April 6.
Voodoo Brewing Co. is a franchise brewpub located off of Sweeten Creek Road. On April 10, Voodoo will reopen as the rebranded and independently-owned The Flying Squirrel Pub.
The rebranded “Color Me Asheville” fashion show will give 100% of its proceeds directly to BeLoved Asheville, a signature nonprofit aiding the community after the devastation of Hurricane Helene.
Second Gear was one of the businesses shut down by Hurricane Helene. After reopening its doors in early December, Second Gear celebrates its grand return this weekend.
What will you be doing this weekend? Find out now. Choose from a wine walk, roller derby and more!
All day Wednesday, March 26, there will be a tie-in promotion at Jersey Mike’s Subs to support MANNA. Sunday, March 30, there will be a wine walk in downtown Asheville.
The annual outdoor music festival Downtown After 5 has announced its 2025 lineup for this summer alongside a location change.
This week, Good Morning America will journey to Highland Brewing for a live show commemorating Asheville’s resilience six months after Hurricane Helene.
Connect Beyond Festival, a multidisciplinary arts festival that prizes the power of community connection, returns to Asheville on April 5 and 6.
The Apple Valley Model Railroad depicts the train depots of many of Western North Carolina’s towns, taking visitors on a historical journey of the rails that built the region.