From Farm to Yarn
Colorful yarn, hordes of people, and packs of long-legged llamas are the hallmarks of the annual Southeastern Animal Fiber Fair. But for fiber artist…
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Hendersonville Adopts a New Sister City
At first glance, it may seem like North Carolina and northern Italy have little in common. We speak different languages, celebrate different holidays, and…
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From Main Street to the Macy’s Parade
When dance teacher and choreographer Pat Shepherd was 16, she received quite a gift. She had studied dance under Beale Fletcher, a noted professional…
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Orchard to Plate: Local Chefs Elevate the Apple
Apple season brings sweet memories of pies cooling on the windowsill and apple crisps bursting with flavor. Just biting into a Gala or Rome…
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Latke Lessons
The Agudas Israel Synagogue will host Hendersonville’s first annual Mountain Jewish Festival on August 16 from 11am-3pm.
Read MoreHendersonville Little Theatre Revisits The Crucible
Accusations of witchcraft swirl through Arthur Miller’s classic play The Crucible. This dramatization of the Salem Witch Trials draws parallels between the hysteria of…
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Adventurous Spirits
Exploring the depths of the unknown drives Tim Ferris, founder of Defiant Whisky. Whether he’s discovering new ways to produce whiskey or deep-sea salvage…
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Bucking the System
Goat-milk delicacies are notorious for being pungent and sharp, like a strong chèvre or a bold feta. It’s a great flavor for salads and…
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Acrobat-Turned-Opera-Director Reflects on His Musical Trajectory
Brevard Music Center, with its companion festival, is both a destination and a source of inspiration. Each summer, young classical musicians from around the…
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Burning Man, Quenched
Beer festivals bring to mind lazy afternoons with a cold bottle and a lawn chair. Not true at Oskar Blues Brewery’s Burning CAN festival,…
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