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Hello, wonderful readers! This issue brings a delightful mix of culture, community, and inspiration. Discover the artistic revolution of France at the Columbia Museum, and immerse yourself in creativity. Weaverville will be hosting a special book signing for a veteran “newspaper man” during the festival, a great chance to meet a local legend. In Asheville, we’re excited to celebrate Cam Maybin and Coach Tom Smith as they join the WNC Sports Hall of Fame, recognizing their outstanding contributions to sports in our region. Don’t miss LEAF in Black Mountain, featuring the incredible Sheila E. and a celebration of World Drumming Day. Also, check out the free Dancing with Parkinson’s classes and a fun event aimed at raising awareness for domestic violence. Your community has so much to offer—dive in and enjoy!

❤️ Katrina Morgan, Editor

In This Issue

The cast of Arms and The Man in Rogers Park.

  • Discover the Artistic Revolution of France at Columbia Museum

    The Columbia Museum of Art will host the exhibition "French Moderns: Monet to Matisse, 1850 – 1950," featuring over 50 works from renowned French artists, from October 5, 2024, to January 5, 2025, showcasing key movements like Impressionism and Cubism, alongside special events including a music performance and a lecture by curator Lisa Small.

  • Arms & the Man: An Un-Romantic Comedy

    George Bernard Shaw's comedy Arms & the Man will be staged outdoors in Tryon, October 3-6.

  • Book Signing for Veteran “Newspaper Man” During Festival

    The Seventeenth Annual Art in Autumn Festival celebrated local talent with author Clint Parker signing his book, "DATELINE: Small-Town, USA," reflecting on Weaverville's history. Parker appreciated the community's support and hinted at future writing projects. The festival showcased 114 artists and craftspeople, emphasizing the importance of community connections and cultural heritage in Weaverville.

  • Cam Maybin, Coach Tom Smith to Join WNC Sports Hall of Fame

    Cameron Maybin, one of the most celebrated local baseball players ever, is joining the WNC Sports Hall of Fame along with his T.C. Roberson high school baseball coach, Tom Smith.

  • LEAF Features Sheila E., World Drumming Day

    The LEAF Global Arts Festival’s nearly 30-year tradition of thundering percussion takes center stage as the epicenter of its first-ever World Drum Day, and with funk-rock star Sheila E. as the main headliner.

Upcoming Events

Earlier this year, HHS rolled out the Mobile Health Unit to improve equitable access. Source: Buncombe County.
 Asheville:
  • The Curvy Clearance Event at More To Love, Plus Size Consignment LLC runs from September 25 to September 28, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Discover hundreds of new items, enjoy massive markdowns, and find liquidation deals starting at $2. Plus, save an additional 20% off everything in the store, with clearance items discounted 20%-60%. Admission is free, so don’t miss these spectacular savings! For more details, call (828) 424-7270.
Hendersonville:
  • The Flat Rock Playhouse Garden Tours take place on September 27 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Join the Master Gardeners for a guided tour of the beautiful gardens, where you can see the gardeners at work and ask any questions. Visitors may also purchase any excess plants. Tours are free, with donations welcomed, and they will continue monthly until October. For more information, visit flatrockplayhouse.org or call 828-693-0731.

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