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Kids Day (And Then Some!)
Asheville Outlets will join forces with area nonprofits to host a Kids Day (And Then Some!) Saturday, April 13th from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. featuring interactive booths and displays, live music, games, strolling magic, crafts, balloon art, face painting and a wide variety of other family-focused events on-mall and in the parking lot.
Also taking place on Saturday, a Summer Camp Expo providing an opportunity for parents to learn about area camps including traditional overnight, sports, arts, day and academic. In the lot behind the food court, the 2nd annual Truck City AVL event where children can touch, climb and ask questions about their favorite vehicles in a safe and supervised environment, with a MAMA (medical helicopter) landing during the event and in the parking lot in front of Field & Stream, highway patrol vehicles from motorcycles to the famous GHOST (marked vehicle that cannot be detected until in close proximity) will headline the 1st annual NC State Highway Patrol Safety Day.
Plus, the 9th Annual Asheville Book Fest will take place at the center featuring 25+ local authors and the Buncombe County Sheriff’s Deputies stationed around-the-clock on the rooftop of Asheville Outlets to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Trail Blaze Challenge.
All Kids Day (And Then Some!) weekend events are complimentary and open to the public.
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“Little One Inch” by Red Herring Puppets
This enchanting coming-of-age folktale from Japan illustrates that little people can achieve great things. Don’t miss it!
Free tickets are available at the library two weeks before each event. Space is limited, so tickets are required for attendance.
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ecoEXPLORERS: Introduction to Insects
Learn basics of the initiative ecoEXPLORERS, what makes an insect an insect, and how to identify the major groups. Then we’ll check out the library hotspot to make and submit observations. Each participant will receive a free insect magnifying box.
- July, 14
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Technicolor Film Series (6th-12th Graders)
Technicolor Film Series: Candy-Colored, Boisterous, Lush & Lurid
A free series of classic Technicolor films at the North Asheville library on Saturdays in July. All films start at 2pm.
• July 2 – Charade
• July 9 – Written on the Wind
• July 16 – Henry V
• July 23 – Juliet of the Spirits
• July 30 – Magnificent Obsession
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On Your Mark, Get Set…Listen!
Come join the musicians of Pan Harmonia for a fun and interactive program of music from around the world. Listen and learn about the flute, bassoon, and guitar, a trio of unlikely instruments that are the best of friends as they combine their individual sounds to make beautiful music together.
- July, 14
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Tiny Buttons and Big Screen Fun! For Teens and Tweens
Play Wii games on the BIG screen and make tiny buttons. Snacks included.
- July, 14
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Meet a Ranger from the National Park Service!
Meet a ranger from the National Park Service! Learn about cool things for kids on the Blue Ridge Parkway! Find out how to be a Junior Ranger!
- July, 14
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Crafting Dog Toys for Brother Wolf!
Get creative and do some good as we make dog toys and then donate them to all the dogs living at Brother Wolf Animal Rescue!
Registration is REQUIRED for this event. Call the library to sign up starting June 1st.
- July, 14
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Karate for Kids: Learn the basics with White Oaks Martial Arts (school aged)
Free ticket required for this program. Please pick up your free ticket beginning 6/30.
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