The Studio: Decorate Glass Ornaments
Drop-In
Marion Library – 3rd Wednesday of the month, December 20th, 4:00-5:00
Try your hand at different art techniques in The Studio. This month: create your own unique glass ornaments. For school-age children, ages 5+.
Use this coupon through 12/31 and enjoy one on them!!!
Dec 22nd 9:00am-11:00am – Breakfast with Santa at Ryan’s Buffet on Brevard Rd.
Carolina Ceili invites you to our 4th annual Celtic Yulefest — a musical celebration of the holidays featuring our Celtic interpretations of holiday favorites, and some special surprises. Tickets have sold out quickly in years past — get yours now!
We’ll also be releasing our new CD, “Holiday Hooley” — perfect for getting into the spirit!
December 13, December 20 & 21
The Stories Behind Christmas Carols is an interactive celebration of the surprising stories behind familiar carols and well-known holiday songs,
12/13 show – The Master Works Theater at Freeburg Pianos, 2314-D Asheville Highway, Hendersonville /
12/20 & 12/21 shows – The Stream, 1479 Oleta Road, Dana (the shows at The Stream have limited seating – shows are free, but seats must be reserved by phone);
all shows 4:00-5:30 pm free, Hendersonville, NC 828-685-2577
Third Annual Holiday Craft Bazaar- TWO Floors
December 16th- 11 to 6pm
FREE ADMISSION
Bringing you the Third Annual Holiday Craft Bazaar at Asheville Music Hall and The One Stop at Asheville Music Hall (TWO FLOORS).
This event will be held on December 16th from 11AM to 6PM – right in time for the holidays!
Come check out an array of over 27 Local Vendors (full list below!) and support local craft for the holidays! This event will surely be a one stop shop for all of your holiday gifts for family and friends alike!
To top things of, for every item purchased you will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win tickets to an upcoming show at the Asheville Music Hall!
We will also have live music from local artists Phuncle Sam- Free Dead Crew and The Bald Mountain Boys on the upstairs stage at the… Asheville Music Hall starting at 12PM! Live Busking Performances will also be taking place The One Stop at Asheville Music Hall.
AND, not only will there be lots of local vendors and live music but there will also be:
A Bloody Mary Bar
Kids Area
And Massage Chairs on both levels!
LOCAL VENDORS INCLUDE:
*HoneyCreekPottery
www.honeycreekpottery.weeb
Instagram @honeycreekpottery
Functional and Decorative Pottery for the Kitchen and Home.
*Of Mars
www.etsy.com/shop/ofmars
Instagram: @of.mars
One of a kind freeform crochet clothing, apparel, and accessories.
*Christina’s Candles
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Homemade scented pillar candles.
*Jazzy Acre’s
www.jazzyacres.com
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Alpaca clothing and wares.
*FaerieMade Soaps
www.faeriemadesoaps.com
Soap, Hemp lotions, and all natural body care products.
*David Simchock
www.Davidsimchock.com
Music Photographer with originals and prints.
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*Mountains to Sea
http://mountainstosea.co/
Skincare from the best source: Nature.
*Monster Menagerie
www.etsy.com/shop/
Upcycled cuddly and kid friendly stuffed monsters
*Tenth House Apothecary
www.etsy.com/shop/
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Handcrafted and Fairtrade Plant Medicine.
*Jah Works Farm
jahworksfarm.com
Organic, High quality hot sauces, peppers, and sauces.
*WAXON Studio
www.waxonstudio.com
Facebook.com/waxonstudio
Batik and Tie Dye Clothing
*Well Seasoned Table
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Natural flavored salts, seasoning, and sugars!
*Move Brightly
https://www.facebook.com/
*Sabai Sabai
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Hand Selected Worldly Goods
*Green Thumb Pottery
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Ceramic Waterfall, Planters, and Functional Wares
*Designs By Dara
https://www.facebook.com/
Fashion Forward Clothing with One of a Kind Imagery
*The Silversmith
https://www.facebook.com/
One of a Kind Jewelry
*Land of Sky Glass
https://www.etsy.com/shop/
Handmade glass marbles, pendants, wine stoppers, and jars.
*Boundless Life
Organic Non-GMO CBD products
*Blue Lotus Studio Designs
https://www.instagram.com/
One of a kind Crystal and Gemstone Jewelry
*Henna Sophia
Http://
@hennasophia_asheville
River Dawn of Henna Sophia Asheville will be offering freehand custom herbal body art.
*Asheville Tea Company
@ashevileteaco
www.ashevilleteacompany.co
Asheville Tea Company blends high-quality teas and locally-sourced, seasonal botanicals to bring the full flavors of Asheville to your teacup.
*HeartFelt Designs
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Wool Sculptures, Fiber Art, Textiles, Dolls, Animals, Curiosities, Oddities
*Submontane
Etsy.com/shop/submontane
Handmade wire wrapped stone/crystal jewelry! Handmade pyrography art and ornaments! Inspired by the beauty and energy of nature.
*Magnolia Blossom Creations
Greeting Cards and Paper Crafts
*Stephoriginals
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Handpainted glassware, ornaments, fun t-shirts, and paintings.
This joyous Christmas program presented by the Asheville Symphony Chamber Chorus, entitled “The Holly and the Ivy,” promises to be a delightful venture into the music of many centuries and cultures, with an emphasis on American music. It will begin with four settings of the centuries-old prayer “Ave Maria;” a Gregorian Chant from the Medieval Era as well as settings from 1580, 1862 and 1980. Vive la différence!
Tickets: $15 available at the door or from our website
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This joyous Christmas program presented by the Asheville Symphony Chamber Chorus, entitled “The Holly and the Ivy,” promises to be a delightful venture into the music of many centuries and cultures, with an emphasis on American music. It will begin with four settings of the centuries-old prayer “Ave Maria;” a Gregorian Chant from the Medieval Era as well as settings from 1580, 1862 and 1980. Vive la différence!
Tickets: $15 available at the door or from our website
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Named for two years by Explore Asheville as one of the top 5 events in the Swannanoa Valley at Christmas, you are invited to come experience 25 Christmas trees that bring joy to the whole community. The public is invited to view the trees and then vote with money for their favorite tree. Every cent raised through Deck The Trees goes to the Fuel Fund for Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry. Be a part of creating something beautiful that also gives back to the community. Prizes are awarded for the tree that raises the most money and for the tree that most represents the theme.
Calendar of Events:
Dec. 6, 2019 – Jan. 6, 2020
Visit Deck The Trees from 10 AM to 9 PM
Dec. 9, 4:30 – 7:00 PM
Photos and a Visit with Santa Claus
$15.00 per photo
Dec. 10, 2:00 to 4:00 PM
Deck The Tree Christmas Tea with Highland Farms
January 6, 2020 6:00 to 8:00
A Final Celebration
-Which tree most represents the theme?
-Which tree raised the most money for the Fuel Fund for Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry?
2019 Trees Created By:
Appalachian Angels of Western North Carolina
Black Mountain Beautification Committee
Black Mountain Family Eye Care
Black Mountain Fire Department
Black Mountain Home For Children
Black Mountain Presbyterian Weekday School
Black Mountain Savings Bank
Buckeye Kennels
Camp Lakey Gap
Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association
Dreams Salon Spa
Girl Scout Troop 02498
Melinda Halford
Carolyn Johnson
Kilwin’s
Kiwanis Club of Black Mountain/Swannanoa
Lakeview Center
Monte Vista Hotel
Laurie Morgan & Meredith Greene
Oliver’s Woodworks & CMZ Designs
Paws & Effect
Sassafras on Sutton
Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry
Swannanoa Valley Fine Arts League & The Red House
Swannanoa Valley Museum & History Center
The Christmas Avenue
The Thread Bears
2019 Deck The Trees Sponsors
Platinum Sponsors
Highland Farms
Mark Kleive, DDS
Gold Sponsors
Cheryl Keefer
Native Kitchen
Parsec Financial
South Eastern Sports Therapy
Silver Sponsors
Cut N-Up Barber Shop
Edward Jones Financial Advisor-Scott Roy
Graybeard Realty
Susan & Larry Harris
Krista Anne’s
Penland Funeral Home
Stafford Home Builders
Tyson Furniture
During the winter, Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministries biggest expense is assisting clients with heat and power. Electricity, oil, natural gas, and propane have all risen in price over the last several years. For those who were already experiencing financial hardship, this is yet another burden. Many spend cold days and nights in unheated or under heated homes because they cannot afford to heat their homes. In 2018, Deck The Trees received extensive coverage by the Asheville Citizen Times, the Laurel of Asheville, Mountain Express and WNC Magazine. Explore Asheville, for the second year in a row, named Deck The Trees as one of the top five activities for the Christmas season. This publicity brought many folks to Black Mountain and raised an astounding $27,761.02 for the SVCM Fuel Fund in donations both large and small. Most importantly, many families had the comfort of a warm home this winter because of our community. The owners of The Monte Vista, Southern Proper Hospitality, are looking forward to hosting and supporting Deck The Trees this season. As always, every penny of every donation, sponsorship, and proceeds goes directly to the Fuel Fund of SVCM. All cost associated with Deck The Trees are absorbed by volunteers, participants and The Monte Vista Hotel.
No gift is too small to help keep your neighbor warm.
For more Information please contact:
Libba Fairleigh at libbafairleigh@gmail.com