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Sing Together: Freedom Songs & Spirituals

“Please join us and very special guest, the multi-talented, Becky Stone (storyteller, musician, actress), for a vibrant, song-filled exploration of that great network of passengers, conductors, shepherds, and stationmasters on the Freedom Train.

The Sing Together Series, led by musicians Beth & Jim Magill, is designed for family and friends to take some time out to celebrate the joy of music and singing in spirited sessions, bringing community together through song. All skill levels are welcome; no experience is required.”

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FREE Home Depot Kids Workshop (5-12yrs)

Kids Workshops at all area Home Depot stores! In addition to bringing families together, The Home Depot’s Kids Workshops create a hands-on learning experience that sparks creativity, promotes problem-solving and encourages social interaction for the youngest generation of DIYers. Each month a new seasonal-themed workshop is offered. All tools and materials needed to complete the Workshop are available and a Home Depot Associate is there to assist families as necessary. All Kids in attendance get to keep their craft, and receive a certificate of achievement, a kid-sized Home Depot Workshop Apron, and a commemorative pin while supplies last. All Kids Workshop attendees must be accompanied by a parent or adult at all times. All FREE.

Registration for each workshop opens closer to the date of the workshop, so if the workshop you want to attend isn’t accepting registrations at the moment, check back a bit later. Schedule is subject to change without notice.

⬇️ 2025 WORKSHOPS:
 
  • Feb 1st: Valentine’s Candy Box
  • Mar 1st: Baseball Game
  • Apr 5th: Globe Planter
  • May 3rd: Birdy Buffet
  • June 7th: Baseball Game
  • July 5th: Toucan Mobile
  • Aug 2nd: Space Odyssey
  • Sept 6th: Crop Duster
  • Oct 4th: Haunted Candy Box
  • Nov 1st: Excavator
  • Nov 29th: Teddy Bear Ornament
  • Dec 6th: Holiday Cocoa Mug

⬇️ 2026 WORKSHOPS:

  • Jan 3rd: (2026) Tow Truck
  • Feb 7th: Penguin Mailbox
  • Mar 7th: Leprechaun Trap
  • Apr 4th: Farm Planter
  • May 2nd: Keepsake Box
  • Jun 6th: Goalie Game
  • Jul 4th: Go Kart
  • Aug 1st: Rocket Game
  • Sept 5th: School Bus Organizer
  • Oct 3rd: Witch Candy Box
  • Nov 7th: Dump Truck
  • Nov 21st: Christmas Car
  • Dec 5th: Christmas Train
  • Jan 2nd (2027): Claw Game
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National Girls and Women in Sports Day! (Women and Girls 6+yrs)

CELEBRATE NATIONAL GIRLS & WOMEN IN SPORTS DAY!
National Girls & Women in Sports event at Carrier Park with Asheville Parks & Recreation. An annual day of learning and encouragement designed to expose women and girls to a variety of activities that will inspire them to lead through active, healthy lifestyles. The confidence, strength, and character gained through sports are the very tools girls and women need to become strong leaders.
Open to women and girls ages 6 and up. Clinics are divided into Grades K-3, Grades 4-8, and Grade 9-Adult, and include softball, volleyball, lacrosse, hockey, rugby, and more.
NO COST to participate.
For more information, contact Colt Miller at (828) 707-2376 or cmiller@ashevillenc.gov
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Parents Morning Out (1-12yrs)

“Our Parent’s Morning Out program provides a safe, nurturing environment for children to participate in a variety of organized activities, while giving parents a morning break! Let us take care of you!

Need a break? The YMCA of Western North Carolina can help, and you don’t need to be a member to take advantage of their parents morning/night out programs!

WOODFIN: 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month, 9:00am-12:45pm

REUTER: 1st Friday of each month, 9:00am-12:45pm

MISSION PARDER HEALTH CAMPUS: 1st and 3rd Friday of each month, 9:00am-12:45pm

 

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3rd Annual Cornhole Tournament

“Music, Kids Activities, Food, Beer, Wine, and Soft Drinks.

Join us for a family friendly day of fun and competition to raise money for Pardee Hospital neurology patients.

Call (828) 233-2700 or follow the link above to register your team of 2 ($50) for our competitive or recreational bracket.

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Parents Night Out (1yr-12yrs)

REUTER: 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Fri. of each month, 6-9:45 p.m.

ASHEVILLE: 1st and 3rd Fri. of each month, 5:15-9 p.m.

FERGUSON: 3rd Fri. of each month, 4:15-8 p.m.

CORPENING: 1st Fri. of each month, 5-8:45 p.m.

HENDERSONVILLE: 1st and 3rd Fri. of each month, 5:45-9:30 p.m.

BLACK MOUNTAIN: 3rd Sat. of each month, 5-8:45 p.m.

Ages: 1-12

Cost: $15 members, $28 non-members

Depending on the age mix, children will be separated out by age groups. Please provide us with a phone number where you can be reached. The same parent who drops off the child must also pick him/her up unless prior notification is given. Children will only be released to authorized adults 18 years old and older. Please pick up your child by the scheduled time. If you are more than 10 minutes late there may be a fee and an additional fee for every 10 minutes thereafter. Registration will close at 1pm the Friday of the event.

There will be a late registration fee of $5 per family for registrations received after the deadline of Wednesday at 10pm the Wednesday before the program.

If unable to attend, you must notify the Youth Development Coordinator by noon on the Friday of the event in order to transfer your registration to one of the next three Parents’ Night Out events. No refunds will be issued.

In the event that the YMCA is unable to run the program due to insufficient participants or inclement weather you will be notified by 12pm the day of the event.

 

 

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Stress-Less Family Workshop

“Discover Practical, Peaceful, and Simple Shifts You Can Make to End the Daily Struggles, Help Your Children in Stressful Moments, and Create Lasting Harmony in Your Home Without Losing Your Cool or Resorting to Old Parenting Paradigms

In this workshop we’ll use scientific findings from the fields of neuroscience and human development to better understand stress. We’ll gain new insights into ourselves and our children so we can re-ignite our creativity and restore our patience to calmly work through these “trying times” in ways that work for everyone!”

There will be light fare and childcare (with rsvp) provided.

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Asheville Mardi Gras Parade 2023

We love and respect our community, and Asheville is not Bourbon Street. Alcohol and nudity are not part of our twist on Mardi Gras in the Asheville Mardi Gras Parade in downtown Asheville’s South Slope. Parade participants will line up along Southside Ave. between 1:00pm and 2:00pm on parade day. The parade will then step off at its traditional time of 3:05pm and officially begin when it hits the corner of Southside and Coxe Ave. The parade will then continue north on Coxe, turn right on Buxton, left on S. Lexington, and left on Church St. briefly before turning left on Banks and then left on Coxe again. The parade will head south on Coxe and finish up back at the intersection with Southside Ave.

It’s their 16th annual official parade and the theme is: Out Of This World!

“We love and respect our community, and Asheville is not Bourbon Street. Alcohol and nudity are not part of our twist on Mardi Gras in the mountains. We are promoting a fun, safe event for all ages – with a definite emphasis on FUN!”

QUEENS BALL!
The Queens Ball will be held at the Funkatorium after the parade from 6:00pm-10:00pm. The event will feature live music and a cash bar and is 100% FREE OF CHARGE!

 

 

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Crimes of the Heart stage production (PG-13)

“Warm-hearted, irreverent, zany and brilliantly imaginative, this play examines the plight of three young Mississippi sisters who reunite after the youngest has just shot her husband. Each sister, different in her own right, struggles with the unfamiliarity of being back together again. The play is the story of how these young characters escape the past to seize the future – with a telling that is true, touching, and consistently hilarious.

Crimes of the Heart contains adult material. Asheville Community Theatre gives the show a movie rating of PG-13.

Adult Language : A word that some may consider blasphemous is used once.

Violence: One character shot her husband in the stomach. This is described and referred to, but it does not happen on stage. Suicide is discussed and attempted.

Drugs/Alcohol: Bourbon is consumed.

Sexual References: One character refers to having an extramarital affair.”

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Crimes of the Heart stage production (PG-13)

“Warm-hearted, irreverent, zany and brilliantly imaginative, this play examines the plight of three young Mississippi sisters who reunite after the youngest has just shot her husband. Each sister, different in her own right, struggles with the unfamiliarity of being back together again. The play is the story of how these young characters escape the past to seize the future – with a telling that is true, touching, and consistently hilarious.

Crimes of the Heart contains adult material. Asheville Community Theatre gives the show a movie rating of PG-13.

Adult Language : A word that some may consider blasphemous is used once.

Violence: One character shot her husband in the stomach. This is described and referred to, but it does not happen on stage. Suicide is discussed and attempted.

Drugs/Alcohol: Bourbon is consumed.

Sexual References: One character refers to having an extramarital affair.”

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