A Sharp Ear for the Unusual
Piano virtuoso is known for uncovering rarities Multiple Grammy Award nominee and Juno Award winner Marc-André Hamelin is renowned for his dazzling technical prowess, his…
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History and Harmony
Singing competition hits the high notes of an enduring genre Barbershop harmony is a quintessentially American musical form. Though its heyday was nearly a…
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Playing It By Ear
Program is staunch in its traditional approach to old-time music Old-time is the Appalachian genre that came way before bluegrass. But sometimes it sounds…
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Re-Decking the Halls
Beloved seasonal show returns in person As we struggle back to normalcy amid continuing pandemic restrictions, one hopeful sign is the return of live…
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Come As You Are
We give thanks this month for the fall program at the Carl Sandburg Home that saw local children reading aloud to wide-eared farm animals….
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Twists, Turns, and Finally: Fusion
Hendersonville glass artist settled on a colorful future When Craig Sheehan was growing up, just outside of Boston, making art seemed almost predestined. “My…
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Remembered in Brevard
Veterans Day event recognizes locals who served in the Korean War By: Pat Barcas A local man is launching his new book as part…
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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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