The Statement Piece
How Hendersonville could be a key link in the Southeastern fashion scene By: Margaret Butler When it comes to events, Hendersonville’s biggest claim to…
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For the Birders
With its concentrated blend of meadows, forests, and wetlands, Hendersonville’s Oklawaha Greenway — a three-and-a-half-mile path connecting four parks — has long been known…
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Higher Expectations
New gallery steps up for the Boys & Girls Club By: Margaret Butler When Julie and Phil Wilmot moved to Hendersonville three-and-a-half years ago,…
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Batons and Ballots
Musicians and audience members will help choose new director/conductor By: Margaret Butler With a lift of the baton — or three — Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra…
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Filling the Bowl
By: Margaret Butler Flat Rock’s call to fight hunger includes a nod to local ceramic artists It starts with a lump of clay thrown…
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Expecting to Fly
Not many 99-year-old traditions manage to stay as fresh and exciting as the Scholastic Art Awards, begun in 1923 to showcase regional talent in…
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Springing Back Into Theater
Bold Life celebrates the solid return of live theater this month with stories about events at three local companies. Hendersonville Theatre emerged from the…
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Mad for March
By: Jarrett Van Meter “The British Tar Heel” got hooked on college hoops in Hendersonville When George Harmer was offered a job as a…
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Someone Like You
By: Margaret Butler Tryon Little Theater presents characters over caricatures in Gospel musical It’s the summer of 1938, and nestled in the Smoky Mountains of…
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Playhouse on First
By: Lee Stevens Spring workshops are back in person (and full of laughs) Flat Rock Playhouse is bringing back laughs with its 2022 season,…
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