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Regional Spring Basketball Blowout

“Buncombe County Special Olympics (with the generous support of Asheville Christian Academy) will be hosting a regional spring basketball blowout. The event will feature 3-on-3 competition as well as skill challenges.”

  • February, 17
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Bearwallow Mountain Hike

Join us for a 2.0 mile roundtrip hike to enjoy the almost 360 degree views at the top of Bearwallow Mountain!! We will meet at the rusted gate for our welcome circle and depart on the trail by 11:15. Due to the nature of the trail carriers are suggested for children under 3. Parking is limited along the shoulder of the road, so bring a friend and carpool together!

  • February, 17
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Spring Awakening ~ Singing Alive Monthly Song Circle ~ March

“Join us in lovely Reems Creek valley for songs to celebrate the suns journey northward, the blossoms dreamily Awakening from winter slumber and the rising sap of the forested blue ridge…

Families and children, elders and teens all welcome, bring an open breath-filled heart, fresh spring water 😉 and a voice ready to sincerely court the world back into green freshness (any songs you carry in this realm humbly welcome).

Many thanks to Miriah and her house and landmates for hosting. #770-595-1074

Address
15 Rector Rd
Weaverville, NC 28787

Your facilitator,
Macon”

  • February, 15
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DON’T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS UNTIL THEY CRY WOLF, a musical romp through Aesop’s fables* stage production (5+yrs)

“Aesop was never so charming as in DON’T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS UNTIL THEY CRY WOLF, a tour de force of Aesop’s world. This musical, filled with ancient wisdom and today’s wit, clever lyrics and singable modern music,  involves every age in tuneful pleasure.

Highlights include: the famous race of tortoise and hare (“You got to keep on keeping on”); a soft-shoe number by the fox (“Flatter them, and you’ll walk away with the cheese”); a rousing peasant dance in the bundle of sticks (“The trick is to stick together”); a chorus line of sheep (“If he’s got fleece but the wrong kind of nose, maybe he’s simply a wolf in sheep’s clothes”)”

  • February, 15
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Wee Naturalists (2-5yrs)

Children ages two to five will delight in short nature walks, stories, crafts and live animal visits from the Arboretum’s classroom critters. The Arboretum’s professional environmental educators introduce a whole host of nature topics that invite children to explore the natural world as well as their own interests and abilities.

  • Each child must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Younger siblings under two years of age as well as adults attend free of charge. To ensure a quality program, older siblings (above age five) are not permitted to attend.
  • All participants receive free parking when pre-registering online (highly recommended). Drop in registrations are accepted only if space allows.
  • For a Sibling Discount, please enter the promo code WNAC1 when prompted during registration.
  • All participants should be dressed for an outdoor program and ready to explore!

Schedule

The Wee Naturalist program meets on Mondays, March through May and September through November. The classroom opens for exploration at 9:30 a.m., the program begins promptly at 10:00 a.m. and concludes at 11:15 a.m.

**Pre-registration closes at 9am on each class day, so be sure to sign up early!**

For more information about the Wee Naturalist program, contact Michelle Pearce, Youth Education Coordinator, at 828-665-2492 ext. 624.

 

UPCOMING CLASSES

  • February, 15
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Action Hero Night

“Join our Action Heroes for face painting, pictures, autographs, and games. Don’t forget to come dressed for the part – we can’t wait to serve your little action heroes!”

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Tour Grovewood Gallery

“Art lovers, architectural enthusiasts, and local history buffs are encouraged to go behind-the-scenes and take a free, self-guided tour of the artist studios on the Grovewood grounds. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet with our resident artists, learn a little about their process, and even delve into a bit of Asheville’s rich craft history.

The following artists will have their studios open to the public: Kathleen Doyle & Thomas Reardon (shared studio), Lisa Gluckin, Carl Powell, Helen Purdum, Graeme Priddle & Melissa Engler (shared studio).”

  • February, 15
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Dance & Food of India – A special family evening!

“Celebrate the dance & food of India in a special Folkmoot Family International Dinner!
The Folkmoot Friendship Center will become festooned with the sights, sounds, colors and flavors of the Indian sub-continent and everyone is invited to participate.

A lush, entertaining and delicious evening.”

  • February, 15
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Disco Dance Party / Parents Night Out (4-12yrs)

“Drop the kids off (ages 4 to 12) for our next dance party and enjoy a night out to yourself. We will be having a Disco themed evening including dancing, games, food and more! Don’t forget to wear your best disco wear for our Costume Contest.
Message, text, email or call for more information.
Space is limited so register for this event today!”

  • February, 15
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