Springtime Wonders: Campers will learn all about the new and exciting things that happen in spring, meet classroom animals, hike to explore habitats, make unique crafts to take home, and participate in the ecoEXPLORE program.
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Freedom Songs: The Music of Black History presented by Bright Star Touring Theatre
Join us for an entertaining musical revue of the history of Black Music! From the work songs of slavery (“Hoe Emma Hoe”) and the hymns of the Underground Railroad (“Follow the Drinking Gourd”) to the blues of Beale Street and the anthems of the Civil Rights Movement, music has always been an integral part of our nation’s past. Actors/singers from Bright Star Touring Theatre tell the stories behind these famous and forgotten hymns, worksongs and musical styles while sampling songs that spread across continents, genres and centuries. This show is free and for ages 8 and up.
Due to limited space, please call the East Asheville Library at 250-4738 to reserve your free ticket.
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African Folktales with Bright Star Theatre (all ages)
Exciting folktales & music from across Africa. Pick up your free tickets starting June 11
11:00pm-12:00pm @ West Asheville Public Library | 942 Haywood Rd … https://www.buncombecounty.org/events-calendar.aspx#/?i=6
3:00pm-4:00pm @ East Asheville Public Library | 902 Tunnel Rd … https://www.buncombecounty.org/events-calendar.aspx#/?i=6
- January, 24
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Freedom Songs: The Music of Black History presented by Bright Star Touring Theatre
Join us for an entertaining musical revue of the history of Black Music! From the work songs of slavery (“Hoe Emma Hoe”) and the hymns of the Underground Railroad (“Follow the Drinking Gourd”) to the blues of Beale Street and the anthems of the Civil Rights Movement, music has always been an integral part of our nation’s past. Actors/singers from Bright Star Touring Theatre tell the stories behind these famous and forgotten hymns, worksongs and musical styles while sampling songs that spread across continents, genres and centuries. This show is free and for ages 8 and up.
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Breakfast With Corduroy Bear
We invite you to have breakfast in our Cafe with our special guest Corduroy Bear! Children will have the opportunity to meet and have pictures with Corduroy and will enjoy a special craft! Guests can then join us for our special Storytime and more activities with Corduroy.
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FREE Playball Lesson
Coach Jessie will be doing a FREE LESSON. Pick-up at 2:45pm at Asheville Montessori on Julia St. Class is from 3:00-3:45 across the street at St. Paul’s preschool. Visit the website to register.
- January, 24
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Koontz Intermediate Spirit Night
Come show your support for Koontz Intermediate!
Grab some dinner while listening to some amazing local talent!
10% of all food sales will be donated to the school.
Schedule
5:00 All county quarter
5:30 Flute choir
6:00 6th grade chorus ensemble
- January, 24
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Randy Robins – A Very Funny Guy
RANDY ROBINS-A Very Funny Guy
Randy is a native New Yorker and stand-up comic. He entertains adults and children alike. Audiences actively participate via riddles and his comic Simon Says game. He regularly performs for schools, camps and companies throughout Western North Carolina and New York.
Be prepared to have fun.
- January, 24
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Drop In Reception for Ms. Katy
Stop by to wish Katy, Canton Library’s wonderful manager & youth librarian, goodbye & good luck!
Drop in reception
- January, 23
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3rd Annual River Link Earth Day Kid’s Festival
Earth Day is a great time to cherish our connection to the natural world! This year RiverLink will be celebrating the holiday with its 3rd annual Earth Day Kid’s Festival.
We invite families and people of all ages to come out and enjoy environmental education, arts and crafts, performances and more! Lets show the world that we are all connected as inhabitants of the earth.
You can read more at riverlink.org/
- January, 23
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