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August 2011
August 2011
August 2011
Aug 2011
The Turquoise Ball
Aug 2011
Grand Tasting 2011 Part 1
Aug 2011
The 26th Annual Penland Benefit Auction
Aug 2011
Blind Pig
Aug 2011
Sound Off
From appearances by George Jones to performances of Madame Butterfly, WNC stages offer a wonderfully eclectic lineup
Aug 2011
Taking the Stage
Aug 2011
Walls of History
Aug 2011
Southern Soul
Kellin Watson | Halo of Blue
Aug 2011
Going Solo
Aaron Wood
Aug 2011
Mountain Melodies
Al Petteway & Amy White | High in the Blue Ridge
Aug 2011
Drums of Steel
Jonathan Scales Fourchestra | Character Farm and Other Short Stories
Aug 2011
A Wrench in the Works
Secret Agent 23 Skidoo | Monkey Wrench
Aug 2011
Smooth Sounds
The Secret B-Sides | Flowers & Chocolate
Aug 2011
All that Jazz
Aug 2011
Appalachiagrassicana
Aug 2011
Americana the Beautiful
Jul 2011
Jim Julien
Jul 2011
Cool for School
Jul 2011
Head in the Clouds
An aerialist teaches others the ropes of high-flying performance
Jul 2011
Ferociously Funny
Asheville's sketch comedy troupe brings plenty of laughs
Jul 2011
Variety Pack
Asheville Vaudeville is as strange as it gets--in a good way
Jul 2011
Express Yourself
Get out on the floor with dance classes in ballroom, Salsa, clogging, and more
Jul 2011
En Pointe
Asheville Ballet gears up for fall with kid-friendly productions
Jul 2011
Found in Translation
Asheville Contemporary Dance Theatre cultivates international communication
Jul 2011
Sound Wave
Moogfest sends out good vibrations
Jul 2011
Maestros’ Cues
One symphony is great, but three in WNC is something to brag about
Jul 2011
Close Encounters
Every seat is a good seat for the Asheville Chamber Music Series
Jul 2011
Scene & Heard
Along About Sundown, a play about the life of Bascom Lamar Lunsford, hits close to home
Jul 2011
At First Sight
World premieres take the stage at the Magnetic Field
Jul 2011
In the Act
Aspiring thespians find their voice, and more, at Stella Adler Studio of Acting
Jul 2011
Shooting for State of the Art
The Performance Center in Asheville promises a bigger, better home for the arts
Jul 2011
Backstage Access
Asheville's Masonic Temple invites the world in
Jul 2011
The Little Theatre that Could
Thanks to community support, the show always goes on at Peacock Playhouse
Jul 2011
A Gem in Franklin
The town's largest venue sets the stage for big name acts
Jul 2011
The Comeback
Hayes Performing Arts Center raises the curtain again
Jul 2011
Seeing Double
North Carolina's state theater opens new digs on Main Street in Hendersonville
Jul 2011
August 2011
Jul 2011
What’s SUP?
Jul 2011
What’s SUP?
It's stand-up paddleboarding, and it's riding a wave of popularity on lakes and rivers
Jul 2011
Walls of History
Crimson Laurel Gallery in Bakersville displays beautiful works of art and the building's storied past
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