A living history tour starring some of Green Hill Cemetery’s most fascinating influential, and eccentric historic figures.
Shuttle available from American Legion starting at 3:15pm
In case of rain, the event will automatically be rescheduled to the following Saturday, October 20th at 4pm.
Kid friendly!
Jack of the Wood is hosting Asheville’s Oktoberfest After-Party on October 6th in coordination with Asheville Downtown Association! We’ll continue the party with the Mountain Top Polka Band @ 8:30pm/$5 Entry – followed by special late-night guest band to keep you dancing into the night!
– FREE ENTRY with your Asheville Oktoberfest wrist band!
– To cure you’re munchies we’ll have a special Oktoberfest menu available all month long! Rotating German & Bavarian style beers every week!
– We’ll also have limited amount of 32.oz Das Boots for purchase on October 6th! Come party, dance, and celebrate the fall season – only at Jack of the Wood!
PROST Y’ALL!
Moonlight Street Folk is a five piece Americana/Folk band formed right here in #asheville #nc. Their funky, soul-filled sound and infectious stage presence found a Summer residency here at The Bywater in 2017, and we are happy to announce their home-coming for our Fall Festival, October 6th.
2-5 P.M. | ALL AGES SHOW
Stop by for the healing power of music, stay for Sackett Street BBQ and all our Fall Festival Events 12 P.M – 2 A.M:
– Vendors & Traders Welcome (no fee)
– Clothing Thrift/Swap
– Live Music Performances by Moonlight Street Folk and Hundreds Thousands
– Oktoberfest beer and beer specials provided by Sierra Nevada Brewery, Asheville, NC
– Ax Throwing 4 P.M.- Dark
– Live Art / Flow space
Check Out the bands here:
Moonlight Street Folk:
https://youtu.be/h53KEvR0PWM
Hundreds Thousands:
http://smarturl.it/WakingUpHT
The Trunk or Treat will start at 5pm on the 3rd Ave side due to Bingo going on, so in between The American Legion and Henderson’s Inn
Monday-Saturday, 10:00am-5:00pm
A tour of the Scottish Tartans Museum and Heritage Center, Inc. offers a look into “the origins, history, and development of tartans.”, specifically the development of the kilt.
Other exhibits also cover various aspects of the Scottish emigrant experience into North Carolina, and their interaction with the Cherokee people, natives to the southern Appalachians.
This one-of-a-kind tartan museum is the only one located in the US. Located in the wee mountain town of Franklin, because of the fact that there are more people with Celtic heritage in North Carolina than anywhere in the world.
Hey all you ghouls and ghosts, are you ready for a terrifying evening of witch’s brews, mummified music, and a zombified costume contests for creepy kids (6pm) and ghastly grown-ups (6:30pm). This spine-tingling experience is just what you need to prepare for Hell-oween!
We will also be releasing Zombie Story, our latest brewery-only can release. This nerve-wracking New England IPA found its way into a can featuring the spooky stylings of Julie “Severed” Armbruster! Don’t miss out on this bone-chilling limited release!
Marianne Celano, coauthor of “Something Happened In Our Town,” will be dropping by to sign books! Marianne’s book tells the stories of two families — one White, one Black — as they react to a police shooting in their community and explore the importance of sticking up for people who are treated unfairly. It was published by the American Psychological Association and designed as a resource for parents and educators. Drop by at 2pm to meet Marianne and learn more about discussing race and racism with children!
Help us support United Way by joining us for our October 26th campaign finale! There will be trunk-or-treating, pie bidding, a pumpkin raffle, games, and a 50/50 raffle for team members, residents, and the larger community to join.
According to United Way, by the end of the 2018 year, our staff will have raised enough through payroll deduction and one time gifts for 600 seniors & people living with disabilities to have the support needed to remain independent and in good health. Not only that, but those funds helped support 500 families or individuals in crisis to obtain the food, rent payment, and utilities they need.
Join us for a SPOOKY HALLOWEEN-Y night of TAEKWONDO games, dinner, trick or treating, costume parade, and more!
Parents, drop your kids ages 4-12 off with us for the evening while you go do *whatever you want to do* and we will have a blast from 6-9:30 pm. Just pick them up at 9:30, ready for bed! 🙂
*You do not have to be a student at Blue Ridge Taekwondo to attend Ninja Night.*
Register at: https://sparkpages.io/?i=5ie
Saturday Oct 26, 6-9:30 pm at 133 Old US 70 E, Black Mountain NC.
$25/child, $20/additional siblings, includes pizza dinner!
Spooky stories for school-age children and adults in the library after hours, featuring acclaimed storyteller Adam Booth. Perfect for the season. For more information, visit our facebook page or call 250-4756.