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FREE Concert on the Patio
Join us on the patio to hear Brevard Music Center’s Jazz Quartet!
Sample some wines and taste this week’s features item – Chocolate Heaven cake!
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FREE Concert at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts
Join us on June 17th for the first of a series of concerts featuring the talented young professionals in our Young Artist Program!
For this concert, our Artists will perform opera scenes from a variety of great operas such as Carmen, La Bohème, The Magic Flute and more. This Free concert begins at 6:30pm at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts. Be sure not to miss out on this fantastic musical experience.
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7th Annual Yoga in the Park (Kids of all ages welcome!)
Kids of all ages are welcome!
Asheville Yoga Center launches our seventh year of the popular Yoga in the Park series on Saturday, June 1st, 2019. The donation-based classes are held at Reuter Terrace in Pack Square Park on Saturdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m., and run from June 1st through August 31, except on June 22, July 22nd, and August 3rd. All proceeds benefit Asheville-based nonprofits Homeward Bound and United Way.
All levels are welcome, from newcomer to advanced, and no registration is necessary. Participants are asked to bring their own mats and filled water bottles.
No pre-registration needed. Bring your own mat and filled water bottle. All levels welcome!
To learn more, visit www.youryoga.com or call 828-254-0380.
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Annual “Chalk It Up” Chalk Art Festival
“Chalk It Up!” is a fun, free, family friendly event held annually in downtown Hendersonville, NC. 150 artists from ages 5 & under to 21 & over take over 3,000 pieces of chalk and transform the sidewalks into an outdoor museum. Masterpieces, albeit temporary, grace the historic downtown. Spectators and art lovers welcome.Viewing lasts until the next rain.
“Chalk It Up!” began with 3 children drawing in front of their mother’s store. It has blossomed into one of the most beloved and endearing events that our town has to offer. It is a unique way to experience beautiful downtown Hendersonville, N.C. Every summer, 150 artists of all ages draw for prizes and fun in this great contest designed to promote Hendersonville as “a city with a heart for art”.
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Candlelight Vigil for Pulse Victims
Join us at 8:00pm as we gather together to honor the lives of those involved in the Pulse shooting.
Candlelight service will begin at 8:00pm, outside of O’Henrys with Jasmine Beach-Ferrara, Brian Ammons, Amy Cantrell, Tranz Mission, Equality NC, and Campaign for Southern Equality.
Performances to follow candlelight service. Performers Include:
Monica Medea Jefferies
Melodee Edington-Leyshon
Alora Faucét Dupree
Sidney Gaddis
Ashley Nicole Michaels
Bradshaw Call
Ida Carolina
Ginger Von Snap
Jackson Russo
Adam Cole Raye
Cantaria: The Gay Men’s Chorus of Asheville
- June, 13
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Vacation Bible School (3yrs – 6th grade)
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The Outsider Artists Collective Presents Yahe Boda’s International Art Fair
Join us for a fun, family friendly day of live music, local and international art, and community building at The Circle!
Featuring art by Charlotte Elisabeth Schulte, Laura Lorena Marquez, Beloved House, Zach Dolin, Harry Rivera (FX6), Spring Pearson (Our Land Your Land), Kevin Elmore (Squeezable Jam), Yahe Boda, and many more!!
Lots of lovely live music, line up coming soon!
We still have some room available for artists and musicians; contact Spring Pearson if you are interested in participating!
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‘Deep Sea Discovery’ Vacation Bible School 2016 (3yrs-8th Grade)
Sylva Community Bible Camp! Free Half Day Camp for kids! June 13th-17th, 2016.
Who can come?
*Preschoolers (Ages 3-5)
*Elementary Children (Kindergarten – 5th Grade)
*Middle Schoolers (6th-8th Grade)
What will Preschoolers & Children do each day?
*Sing Songs
*Hear Bible Stories
*Eat Snack
*Play Games
*Serve Others
*Make Crafts
What will Middle Schoolers do each day?
*Our 6th, 7th, and 8th graders will participate in a separate, super-cool Youth Experience designed just for them!
When & Where? (Monday – Friday, June 13 – 17)
*Drop your child off at 9:15
*Pick your child up at 11:45
*Bridge Park in Downtown Sylva
Why?
The Downtown Sylva Churches are excited to offer a Community Bible Camp experience for the children and youth of Jackson County. Each day, kids will learn how they can serve Christ by serving others. With a special emphasis on community and service, kids will be involved daily with hands-on service & mission projects.
Hosted By:
Downtown Sylva Churches
First Baptist * First Presbyterian * St. John’s Episcopal * 1st Explorers at First Baptist Church of Sylva
Contact:
Sylva Community Churches
(828) 586-2095 • E-mail (sylvavbs@gmail.com)
- June, 12
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Discover the beauty of the world at Mineral & Lapidary Museum of Henderson County
Mondays-Fridays, 1:00pm-5:00pm
Saturdays, 11:00am-5:00pm
The Mineral and Lapidary Museum of Henderson County was founded with the goal of providing a place where people could discover and learn about the beauty and diversity of the world beneath our feet. The museum’s goal is to be a primary resource for education and information to the community on the earth sciences related to geology and paleontology.
The museum currently features a mix of exhibits that range from specimens of raw minerals in their natural state to polished gemstones and other finished material. The museum also hosts special exhibits of collections on loan. Among the popular highlights of the exhibits are the displays of minerals found in Henderson County and in the state of North Carolina — which has one of the nation’s most diverse mineral deposits, the exhibit on the Hendersonville meteorite, and the fluorescent mineral display. Also popular, especially with youngsters, are the museum’s displays of fossils which are highlighted by a casting of a tyrannosaurus rex skull, a mastodon tusk and teeth, and a wooly mammoth leg bone. Visitors to the museum will quickly discover that there is more under our feet than dirt and that there is much more to rocks than most suspect.
The Mineral Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is volunteer run. ADMISSION is FREE (A donation or Gift Shop purchase is appreciated as these are the primary source of our income.)
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