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Sept. 28-29: Asheville Ballet's "Choreo-Off II"
Asheville’s only resident, professional, and non-profit ballet company presents the first event of its 50th season from September 28 to 29 at the Diana Wortham Theatre.
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Sept. 30: Jawbones vs. Sawbones Basketball
On Sunday, September 30, witness some experienced professional hitting the court. The players are not pro athletes, but rather physicians and attorneys in our community.
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Perfect Fall Rafting at Blue Heron Whitewater
According to Sandy Melton, co-owner of Blue Heron Whitewater, the exceptionally enjoyable rafting that takes place during the month of September is an “unintentionally well-kept secret.”
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New Schumacher Homes' Design Center
While whizzing down I-26 east from Asheville, you can’t help but take a passing peek at the beautiful model home sitting just off the road.
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A Box of Beans for Any Occasion
Longer lasting than a bouquet of flowers and more colorful than a box of chocolates, the edible art of Box of Beans makes a practical gift or fun decoration for any occasion. Read more for a special readers' promo code to save you $10 off a purchase of $50.
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The Fashionable Designs of ARTeries by Stina
It is September and that means weddings, picnics, and the annual Color Ball fundraiser for the Asheville Area Arts Council (AAAC). Choose a ready-to-go, unique dress from the boutique section of Stina's store or schedule a consultation for a custom design.
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The Rich History of Reynolds Mansion
Nestled in the foothills of Reynolds Mountain, Reynolds Mansion Bed and Breakfast awaits your visit. Many rooms are available for WNC history enthusiasts or merely curious travelers.
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Experience Aloft Asheville Downtown
It’s been a long time coming. However, most travelers couldn’t imagine the behind-the-scenes preparation that has made the vibrant and contemporary hotel Aloft Asheville Downtown become “so Asheville.”
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Zipline at Canopy Ridge Farm
Located in the beautiful town of Lake Lure is Canopy Ridge Farm, a 60-acre zip-lining park surrounded by lush vegetation and sky-high trees.
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Red Stag Grill Helps Make Wishes Come True
Grand Bohemian Hotel Asheville's “Granting Wishes with Three Dishes” donates portions of the proceed to Make-A-Wish for guests choosing the three-course menu from 5-6:30 p.m.
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Arboretum Offers a Breath of Fresh Air
With summer about halfway through, it's a good time to consider a trip to the North Carolina Arboretum as a venue for recreation and adventure.
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Activities at Chimney Rock State Park
Chimney Rock Park in Lake Lure, North Carolina has affirmed its originality through the years as a place to entertain every class of nature lovers. It continues to uphold its reputation as the Park summits to new heights with its new and historical events alike.
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September 22 & 23: ASAP’s Farm Tour
On the weekend of September 22 and 23, the gates and barns of 35 farms in Western North Carolina will be available for ASAP’s annual Farm Tour.
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September 7-16: Annual Mountain State Fair Fun
With a promise of “Squeals, Thrills and Ferris Wheels,” this year’s Mountain State Fair features plenty of fun activities, musical entertainment, rides, crafts, food, and agricultural shows planned for the whole family.
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Sept. 14-23: Biltmore Village Restaurant Week
No matter the occasion or time of year, anyone who comes to Asheville digs the cuisine. “Biltmore Village Restaurant Week” runs now until September 23 so diners can opt for a special three-course dinner menu for $30 at participating restaurants
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September 15: Knitting Guild Fashion Show
As the Smoky Mountain Knitting Guild (SMKG) prepares for their fourth annual benefit fashion show on the afternoon of September 15, bighearted knitters will craft a wide array of garments, ranging from handbags to hats and menswear to children’s wear.
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WNC Alliance Celebrates 30 Years
On September 15, join members and supporters of WNC Alliance in celebration of 30 years of grassroots environmental advocacy in Western North Carolina. There is no better way to celebrate than with more advocacy!
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AAAC's Color Ball: This Year is Tangerine!
Zelda Fitzgerald is making a revival this year! We can feel it here as the Asheville Area Arts Council gets ready for the upcoming Tangerine Ball on Saturday, September 15.
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September 12- 15: "Battle of the Brushes"
From September 12 until September 15, painters will set up shop outside for the second annual “Battle of the Brushes,” a plein air competition sponsored by the Arrowhead Artists and Artisans League (A3L) and town of Old Fort.
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September 27: Dynamite Roasting's Micro-Lot Tasting
This fall, Dynamite Roasting Company (Dynamite) has a lot to celebrate. Literally.
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September 15: Art in Autumn Juried Art Festival
Six years ago, Sherrye Perry of the Gypsy Bee Natural Soap Company teamed up with Beth Mangum to create the Art in Autumn Juried Art Festival in downtown Weaverville.
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September 12: The Found Footage Festival
As the old adage goes, “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.” The video compilations by Nick Prueher and Joe Picket certainly embody this saying, especially if “treasure” means “laughter.”
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September 8: Autism Jam for St. Gerard House
On September 8 from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., St. Gerard House will host its annual Autism Jam at Camp Mondamin.
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September 8: Mt. Mitchell Stargazing Event
There is a literal star party on September 8 and its host the Blue Ridge Astronomy Group welcomes you to attend. Celebrities include galaxies, nebulae, the Milky Way, and orbiting satellites.
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September 8: John Michael Montgomery
Contemporary country artist and Kentucky Music Hall of Famer John Michael Montgomery performs traditional romance ballads with a honky-tonk kick.
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September 8: "Poverty is Real" Benefit Concert
PIR holds a benefit concert at the Orange Peel featuring local bands Red June, The American Gonzos, Laura Reed, and stephaniesid. All money raised at the concert (including ticket proceeds) is given to Pisgah Legal Services.
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Aug. 29- Sept. 2: “Piercing the Mundane"
In March, a group of six female artists conceived a gallery exhibit that would not only showcase their abilities, but also explore inspirations and recurring subjects plucked from nature.
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September 2: Poetry Cabaret
The Altamont Theatre in downtown Asheville hosts “Poetry Cabaret,” which features the eclectic performances of over ten poets and the complementary music of duo Vendetta Crème.
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September 1: Support Wild South Non-Profit
Birds of prey, wolves, reptiles and all manner of wild life will be the focus of Wild South’s Wild Things Weekend on Saturday, September 1 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Pack Place in downtown Asheville.
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