A Joke Up His Batwing Sleeve
Forget scary Dracula and sexy Dracula — consider funny Dracula Vampires tend to operate on a trend cycle. From their folkloric beginnings to the…
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Passing the Baton
Orchestra jumps genres with the “HSO Presents” concert series In an effort to expand its cultural reach in Western North Carolina, the Hendersonville Symphony…
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Two Tickets to Polka Paradise
Irreverent quartet insists they take their traditional genre seriously For a wacky, good-time experience — one that pairs especially well with beer — you can’t…
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Personal Touches Even a Banquet Can Appreciate
Father of five enjoys cooking for large groups When he’s not spending time with his kids, Jeremy Edwards is most likely preparing fresh meals…
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“I’m So Glad Someone Still Serves Bread”
Italian gem Vescovo puts a friendly face on upscale eating There are two types of people: those for whom beets are proof of natural…
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A Lil’ Peep into the Life of a Quality Farmer
“The focus is to be a good steward to the land and to appreciate nature,” says Marisa Shaw, owner of the Saluda-based farm that…
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Inconceivable Café Becomes a Reality
A developing friendship between animal activist Lisa McDonald, the owner of Sanctuary Brewing Company, and Christine Kozlik, owner of the former Garlik Vegan Pizza…
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The first annual Historic 7th Avenue District “Pup Crawl” will be hosted by three local breweries and a bar to benefit the Blue Ridge…
Read MoreEat Your Rinds
A new workshop at educational nonprofit Living Web Farms, “Cooking with Food Waste,” will cover the hot topic of waste in the food world….
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Don’t Scrub the Brush
Silk painter adheres to precise Japanese techniques In swirls and streams of color, Columbus artist Barbara Thomas’ silk paintings bring together the spontaneity of…
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The Feed & Seed Circle Will Be Unbroken
“Ryman of the Blue Ridge” building turns 100 When Pastor Phillip Trees took over the Feed & Seed in 2007, he encountered some deep-seated…
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Every Year is a Good Year for Dahlias
According to The National Garden Bureau, 2019 is the Year of the Dahlia. And according to Bullington Gardens, every year should be the year…
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