More Than the Frame Can Hold
Multimedia artist is best known for combining genres The rules of making art can only be enforced by imagination, a lesson Hendersonville artist Alice…
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The Course of History
Muni documents a rare look at golf in the Jim Crow South Director Paul Bonesteel grew up playing golf, and when he moved back…
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Matters of the Mind
How three Eastern wellness traditions help Hendersonville zen out Few would peg Gail Hagenbuch, a self-proclaimed “cosmic medicine woman” whose website expounds on the inherent…
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To Be or Not to Be Fayssoux
Singer/songwriter dishes about peacocks, Tom T. Hall, stage malfunctions, and more Fayssoux Starling McLean was profiled in a January 2018 Bold Life feature, and since…
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Main Street Staple: Art on Main is Back
“We want to put an emphasis on being back together.” So says Art on Main Committee Chair Margo Lea. The festival is the Arts…
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Saluda Painter Approaches Landscapes, Urban Scenes, and Still Life with a Singular Eye
For Saluda artist Jim Carson, family played an important role in his artistic career, one delayed by parental misgivings despite his evident talent during…
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Curtain Rises for Saluda’s First Community Theater
Between two cow pastures on winding Mountain Page Road is not where most people would expect to find Saluda’s first community theater. But a…
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Rocking Around the World
This fun, fancy little rock, painted a tropical green and decorated with a panda and bamboo-shoot stickers, was found next to the cash register…
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The Voice of Rutherfordton
Young country singer continues his rise on a star-studded festival lineup When a musical personality debuts on one of television’s popular competition programs — America’s…
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Schooled From Day One
Lessons from a local singer/songwriter/empowerment speaker Kayla Lynn’s mother runs a music school in West Virginia, and the family lives on site, so from…
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