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Apple Picking

Open Daily, 9:00am-6:00pm

Changes in weather can affect ripening times and demand for certain varities can impact supply. Although we update our picking schedule weekly (and more often if needed), if you are making the trip for a particular variety and are concerned about availability please call the fruit stand to verify. We receive numerous questions on our Facebook page asking if certain varieties are available but due to the volume of questions, we are not able to respond to these individually. .

Drop-In Kung Fu Class (5-7yrs)

Tuesdays, 3:45pm-4:30pm

In this class we work on hand-eye-foot coordination through the different animal styles of Kung Fu. Students learn Animal Hand Shapes, a short form that emphasizes whole body movement, a focused set of movements from the animal style of the month, hitting a target, coordination exercises, awareness exercises, and listening exercises, as well as sitting and standing meditation.
We only have spaces for 12 students, so it is a good idea to reserve a space in advance.

 

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Solar Eclipse Watch Party

Join us on the back deck at Mad Co Brewing on August 21 at 2pm. This summer’s eclipse is a rare event, offering a total eclipse of the sun in 14 states, with the path of totality passing through five Southern states: Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. The total solar eclipse first touches North Carolina at 2:33 p.m. EDT and exits at 2:49 p.m. EDT. We have 50 pairs of the official eclipse glasses available.

Rooftop Eclipse Viewing Party

The rooftop bar is 21+, the Meadow is family friendly.

August 21st is the first date in almost 40 years that a total solar eclipse will be visible – and that is super cool. Even cooler? Asheville is one of the few areas in the United States that will have a 99% eclipse, visible at roughly 2:37pm. The coolest part? You can watch it from our rooftop deck or our grassy meadow with a pint in your hand.

The before and after will be neat to watch as well, so come early, and stay as long as you’d like.

Please try to obtain your own protective eyewear – it is NOT safe to look at the partially eclipsed sun. We will have some on hand in case you forget.

Sponsored by Rock 105.1, 97.7 The Brew, and Star 104.3

Eclipse Day presented by Hands On

Drop by the Kaplan Auditorium between 1 and 2pm to pick up your FREE viewing glasses (while supplies last) and check out some fun activities provided by Hands On!

Then join us in the field behind the library parking lot to check out the eclipse.

We will also be showing a live stream from NASA in the Kaplan Auditorium.

Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute: The Solar Eclipse

Pisgah Astronomical Research Institute will share with us what to expect during the solar eclipse coming on August 21st. This program is for anyone who wants to learn more about the solar eclipse. School age children, teens, and adults are welcome to attend.

Heal tha Ville

Soul food, live music and entertainment including Christian Soldiers, Mars Hill Radio Theatre, Virtuous and more.

 

Just Folks Organization is a non-profit organization focused on preserving black history & culture, and providing community service to inner-city Asheville. Visit their Facebook page HERE: https://www.facebook.com/JustFolksOfAsheville/

Know Your Rights: Advocacy for Children Attending Public School

***FREE CHILDCARE WILL BE PROVIDED***
Keith Howard, J.D., an expert in special education law, student discipline law, bullying, and other education-law related matters has advocated for children for much of his carreer. He will present, Know Your Rights, an advocacy workshop that provides tools and resources for parent and advocates of children attending public schools. A question and answer period will follow the presentation.

The school-to-prison pipeline is real. In these times of little or no tolerance, we need to know how to support parents and advocates working to save children from bleak futures. The atmosphere created by these policies can mean behavior that once got kids sent to the principal‘s office, now mean children are expelled, suspended and sometimes channeled to law enforcement – this is a problem nationwide; black and brown children, in particular, face disparate discipline for similar behavior as white children.

Those interested in a positive future for our children are encouraged to attend this important special programing hosted by Asheville-Buncombe NAACP at Hill Street Baptist Church, 135 Hill Street Avl 28801. FREE CHILDCARE will be provided.

Questions about the event contact 828.423.6476 or 4ward2getherCall2Action@gmail.com.

Fat Tire Belgian White Release Party

We’re adding a new beer to the Fat Tire family: Fat Tire Belgian White is made with Seville oranges and Indian coriander. It’s a fresh, perfectly sweet, natural tasting Belgian White. We are also celebrating the evening with our musically-inclined, fun-loving, employee-owned neighbors at Moog Music . Come experience a Moog Installation and music by Deja Fuze. Cheers!

Rock the Eclipse in Black Mountain

Join us to celebrate the first total solar eclipse visible in the continental United States in 38 years!

We’ll have events all weekend in historic downtown Black Mountain, August 18-21, leading up to a party on Town Square to watch the eclipse on Monday afternoon, August 21.

Pick up your Eclipse Weekend Passport in participating downtown shops for discounts and a chance to win a $100 gift certificate: Black Mountain Quilts, Black Mountain Yarn Shop, Chifferobe Home & Garden, Common Housefly, C. W. Moose Trading Co., Design Driven Studio, Europa, Giftcrafts, Krista Anne’s, Periwinkles, SCORE!, Sweet on Cherry Street, The Curiosity Shoppe, The Dancing Dragonfly, Visions of Creation.

Eclipse glasses will be available at these downtown shops throughout the weekend while supplies last: Design Driven Studio, Europa, SCORE!, Sweet on Cherry Street, The Dancing Dragonfly, Visions of Creation.

Friday: Outdoor Movie, “Teenagers from Outer Space”
Enjoy this 1959 classic with popcorn and soft drinks, starting at dark behind The Junction on Black Mountain Avenue. Come dressed as an alien or martian!

Saturday: 5-7 p.m. Sip & Shop throughout downtown
Participating shops and inns will be open late, providing wine samples: Antiques on Sutton, Black Mountain Quilts, Bramblewood, Chifferobe Home & Garden, Common Housefly, Curiosity Shoppe, C. W. Moose Trading Co., Design Driven Studio, Europa, Giftcrafts, Inn Around the Corner, Key City Antiques, Merry Wine Market, Mountain Nest, Periwinkles, SCORE!, Seven Sisters Gallery, The Curiosity Shoppe, The Dancing Dragonfly, Visions of Creation. Look for the wine glass balloons!

Monday: 1 p.m. Eclipse Party with live music by Jordan Okrend on Town Square (wear your eclipse glasses!). Although Black Mountain is not in the path of totality, the moon will block the sun 98.9% from our viewing location. The start of the partial eclipse will begin around 1 p.m., the maximum eclipse will occur at 2:38 p.m., and the partial eclipse will end at 4:01 p.m. A rain location will be available to watch NASA’s live feed of the eclipse.

Questions about the weekend? Email eclipse@visitblackmountain.net or message us on Facebook. See visitblackmountain.net/rock-the-eclipse/

Special thanks to these “Rock the Eclipse in Black Mountain” sponsors: C. W. Moose Trading Company, Design Driven Studio, Europa, Giftcrafts, SCORE, Sweet on Cherry Street, The Dancing Dragonfly, and Visions of Creation Gallery. And thanks to the Town of Black Mountain for providing the use of Town Square and to the Black Mountain-Swannanoa Chamber of Commerce for procuring its use.

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