Second Saturday of the Month from 1-4pm
Last Wednesday of the Month from 4-6pm
For ages 12 and up. This event is free, but registration is required. Please call the library to register at 250-4720.
Second Saturday of the Month from 1-4pm
Last Wednesday of the Month from 4-6pm
For ages 12 and up. This event is free, but registration is required. Please call the library to register at 250-4720.
Second Saturday of the Month from 1-4pm
Last Wednesday of the Month from 4-6pm
For ages 12 and up. This event is free, but registration is required. Please call the library to register at 250-4720.
August 9, 2025 9am-7pm
August 10, 2025 9am-5pm
Since 1977, the heart of Black Mountain has drawn in thousands of attendees for the Sourwood Festival, and there’s a compelling reason behind it!
This annual summer celebration marks the beginning of the sourwood honey-selling season. This distinct honey is gathered from the sourwood tree, a native tree in the Southern Appalachian region. Explore the allure of Black Mountain and find out why we proudly hold a ranking as one of the most picturesque towns in America.
Downtown Black Mountain’s Sourwood Festival is a vibrant celebration of our bees and locally-produced sourwood honey, proudly presented by the local Chamber of Commerce.
Wander through several streets adorned with over 150 vendors, indulge in festival delicacies, and enjoy a diverse range of live music. As the festival unfolds on side streets, our Main Street stays open, inviting you to explore the galleries, restaurants, and stores that contribute to our unique charm. Breweries, Live Music, Art Galleries and so much more!
1st & 3rd Saturday of each month 8am-2:00pm
$10.00 per space to sell, FREE to shop!
Parking across the street is FREE
Schedule:
July 2 & July 16
August 6 & 20
September 3 & 17
Get out of the hear and into the library to cool off with fun crafts. This is a drop-in program, so come any time between 2 and 4pm. The crafts will be geared for school-aged children and parents will need to lend a hand. Younger children are welcome.
Edneyville Library: Thursdays, June 23rd, June 30th, & July 28th
Etowah Library: Thursdays, June 30th & July 7th
Green River Library: Thursdays, June 23rd, June 30th, & July 28th
World Premiere for the Fierce Flix music videos!
Fierce Flix is a summer camp for girls and gender minorities ages 8-16. Over the course of a week, campers will work in groups to write, direct, shoot, and edit music videos for the bands at Girls Rock Asheville! Each day, campers will attend video shoots, filmmaking instruction, workshops, and a mini-screening and Q&A with a female filmmaker. Throughout the week, campers are encouraged to work together, support each other, and foster one another’s unique creative abilities through positive reinforcement.
July 24th-28th
A celebration of summer watermelon at the Market! Family fun with watermelon games and competitions, the Watermelon Queen, and lots of tastes of fresh, cold watermelon!
Have the time of your life and come to Lake Lure, NC for the 10th Annual “Dirty Dancing Festival.”
• Event Date: Friday, Sept 13th & Saturday, Sept 14th, 2019
• Event Location: Morse Park Meadows in Lake Lure.
Enjoy two days of live music, dancing, food, and fun! Come see what all the fuss is about! For more information and tickets visit DirtyDancingFestival.com
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If you are planning on attending this year’s Dirty Dancing Festival, we hope you’ll join us for the Premier Dirty Dancing Festival “After Party” on the Beach at Rumbling Bald Resort. This event is open to all members, guests, and the general public.
• Event Date: Saturday, September 14th, 2019
• Event Location: Rumbling Bald Resort Beach Pavilion
Schedule of Events:
• Live Music by the band “Coming Up Brass”
• Live Performances by the Asheville Ballet
• Beachside Cookout
• Scene Location Tour. Space is Limited!!! Call 828.694.3042 to reserve.
• Beachside Film Screening
• And more…
Call now to book your weekend getaway 828-694-3016.
DOORS: 7pm | SHOW: 8pm
SEATING: seated general admission
A Celebration of Spoken Word:
Honoring Gwenda Ledbetter, “Asheville’s Storylady” who recently received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Storytelling Network. She began her career in Asheville over 50 years ago.
*Also featuring Dr. Joseph Sobol, head of the storytelling masters degree program at East Tennessee State University and Raymond Christian, four time The Moth Story Slam Champion recently featured on NPR‘s “Snap Judgment.”
Hosted by David Joe Miller and co hosted by Jimmy Neil Smith, the founder of the National Storytelling Festival and the International Storytelling Center.
