Hendersonville Comedy Scene Gets Rolling at Black Bear
Caffeine is the most widely used addictive upper in the world, a fact that is not lost on the folks at Black Bear Coffee…
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Tipping the Scales
ReptiDay Asheville is an opportunity to get acquainted with ancient-looking turtles, dragon-like lizards, big furry tarantulas, stupendous snakes, and to climb out of your…
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He Called It
The 97th Annual Street Dance The summer’s last Street Dance with caller Walt Puckett happens August 10 from 7-9pm outside the Visitors Center,…
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Once More, With Feeling
Hendersonville resident Emily Bodley, who was an opening act at the Downtown Rhythm & Brews Concert Series this year, is charismatically effervescent, and has…
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Not Your Grandpa’s Convenience Store
Lately, Beau Waddell, vice president of Triangle Stop Food Stores, is being asked the same question from people all over town: “Can you really…
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Hotter Than You Think: Solstice Arts at Tigg’s Pond
Over the weekend of June 20-21, potter David Voorhees and jewelry designer Molly Sharp, along with Rev. Posy Jackson, will host a two-day indoor…
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The Full Monte
When Dan and Monique Ruiz moved to Hendersonville from South Florida, they left the sub shop they loved, LaSpadas of Ft. Lauderdale, behind. They…
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Vintage Sign of the Times
The self-sustaining Sidewalk Antique & Vintage Show, hosted in partnership with a number of Hendersonville’s downtown antiques malls, is expected to attract as many…
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First in Flight, Again
Hendersonville’s own Western North Carolina Air Museum, the first air museum in the “First in Flight” state, was founded in 1989 to preserve…
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Breakfast Club 2015
“Getting teens into the library can be hard,” admits Loree Kelly, who oversees services for that age group at Hendersonville’s main branch. Three years,…
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