Filthy Casual, a collaborative exhibit featuring the works of John Nelson (Batovsky) and Jesse Lee, will be on view at BlackBird Frame & Art from Friday, November 7, through December 31, with a reception on opening day from 6–8 p.m.
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Artists of Wedge Studios: Celebrating Asheville
Throughout November, the artists of Wedge Studios honor a place near and dear to us all. Celebrating Asheville features the work of 20 artists capturing the city’s landscapes and wildlife, music and beer, and, of course, the people.
Artist Reflects on Helene with Art and Concert at Static Age Records in Downtown Asheville
The fall air greets me as I step toward Owen Hall at UNC Asheville. Inside, the campus is still—the kind of quiet that holds memory. It’s 10 a.m., and apart from one man sipping his coffee among the gallery walls, the space is empty.
Cover Artist: Bill George
Growing up in Brooklyn, NY, Bill George discovered art at an early age and found inspiration all around him as he took up pencil and paintbrush. “I would often draw family members at the kitchen table,” he says.
Get Tickets Now for A LOTTO Art in Hendersonville
For the third year, the Art League of Henderson County presents A LOTTO Art, the delightful event that lets every ticketholder go home with an original piece of art. This year, the preview event begins Friday, November 7, from 5–7 p.m.
Artist John Davis Held Brings The High Country to Asheville Gallery of Art in November
The Asheville Gallery of Art will feature The High Country, a new exhibition of oil paintings by John Davis Held, on view through Sunday, November 30. An opening reception will take place on Friday, November 7, from 5–7:30 p.m.
Play at North Carolina Stage Company Examines Power and Truth in Real Time
North Carolina Stage Company continues its 2025–26 season with Is This A Room, a tense and unconventional play created by Tina Satter that reenacts the FBI interrogation of Reality Winner, the former Air Force linguist convicted of leaking classified information in 2017.
In Bloom: Frost Aster
As the world of herbaceous perennials sinks into sleep in November, the gardener has only a few native plants still in flower to feed pollinators. Reliable and showy, the Frost Aster, Symphyotrichum pilosum, is chief among them.
Walking Tour Invites Visitors to Explore a Century of Creativity at the Folk School
The Wild Truth: Owls ~ Creatures of the Night
In Bloom: Showy Gentian
WNC Crafts: 20th Annual WNC Pottery Festival Is November 8 in Sylva
Trackside’s Tree of Art Stands as a Lovely Metaphor for Community
Spotlight On: The Path Forward Foundation
Outdoors: St. John in the Wilderness Opens New Trail System
The Literary Gardener: Gatsby’s Gardens
History Feature: Lights Over Linville ~ Brown Mountain’s Enduring Mystery
The Grapevine: Primitivo ~ The Other Grape
I Dream of Mountains at BlackBird Frame & Art
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