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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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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The Mysteries of Love
Mixed-media artist plumbs the riches of figurative expression If color is the language of art, then Hendersonville artist Amy Casteel is one of its…
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A New Horizon
ArtScape returns to Hendersonville after a two-year hiatus City officials have been safeguarding Historic Henderson County Courthouse since it was built in 1905. Traffic…
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Building a Bigger Ukulele
Workshop tests the range for aspiring luthiers In March, Michael Burger, who’s been a certified luthier for seven years, will teach an intensive 10-day…
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Little Meticulous Houses
Engineer replicates architecturally exact worlds for model-train hobbyists Not long ago, Stephen Milley was considering semi-retirement from an engineering career and devoting more of his…
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The Important Bits
Fused-glass intensive is about camaraderie as much as art making Like little pieces of colored glass, artists near and far will come together this…
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Developing An Artist’s Eye
Tech-trained photographer learned more in the backcountry When photographer Jeff Miller moved 20 years ago to the mountains from Cary, North Carolina, near Raleigh, he…
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A Pattern of Intention
Cherokee Basketry exhibit weaves together intergenerational skills When the Center for Craft began discussion about creating a parklet in front of their building on…
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Fashion Meets Fortitude
Overcoming venue changes and a two-years-and-counting pandemic, among other hurdles, the inaugural Hendersonville Fashion show finally debuted Dec. 15, featuring local models, designs by…
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