Reed All About It
Spend a week, learn an enviable skill: building the same kind of chairs once made by roaming gypsies. Tryon Arts and Crafts School hosts…
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Lost (and Found) Weekend
You’ll have time while the sun slowly sets to reflect on the good time you had, because it is, after all, the longest weekend…
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Art and Anarchy
Casual collectors and connoisseurs alike are quick to call Peter Chumbley’s work “folk art,” and he doesn’t argue with them. But he certainly doesn’t…
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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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Sunflower Tables: A Feast for the Eyes
In February, the Hendersonville Community Co-op unfurled mightily into its new space at 60 South Charleston Lane, the culmination of over a dozen years…
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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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Heavy Lifting and Mindful Breath
A few years ago, Brevard artist Emily Mehta wanted to practice welding on a small scale. It was a useful skill in creating the…
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Square Roots
Today’s modern quilter has far more freedom of design and painterly techniques at her disposal than her predecessors — those who used the traditional…
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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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Making the Grade at the Saluda Arts Festival
Although perhaps best known for its iconic Coon Dog Day Festival in July, the foothills town of Saluda — home to the steepest standard-gauge…
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