Sizzling on Seventh Avenue: Fresh Family Recipes Make Tacos Chinelo a New Hotspot
Notions of authenticity are applied to every trendy restaurant, but if you seek out food made by families, where the kids are cooking the…
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The Kingmaker’s Draft Offers Sport for Every Level of Hobbyist
There’s nothing more satisfying than quaffing a fresh draft beer after vanquishing one’s opponent in a game of skill. And now, thanks to board-game…
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“Cars and Breakfast” Keeps on Driving
Bruce Hatfield has a vision for what cars might look like in the future, and he’s not particularly excited about it. “A transportation module…
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Legacy in Caramel
Marilyn Pryor Horne’s stall at Hendersonville’s historic Curb Market has been a magnet of comfort and nostalgia. There are the cakes, for one thing, in all their iced and layered glory. Seasonal, fresh-picked berries from the farm add color to the display, and hand-sewn pillows and bonnets hint at a lifestyle far removed from the turmoils of the wider world.
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Virtual Concerts in the Pandemic Age
For the overwhelming majority of musicians, public performance is at the heart of what they do. But the worldwide pandemic has forced live concerts…
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Three Thousand Rugelach and 5,000 Years of History
On some mornings, when the smells were too delectable, Rabbi Rachael Jackson had to shut her office door. Down the hall, in the kitchen…
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Hunger-Prevention Event Works Against the Clock
Ending world hunger won’t happen in a day, much less an afternoon. But Trinity Presbyterian Church invites everyone to get a clearer view of…
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Jewelry Designer’s Outlook Shaped by War Zone Experience
There was a day some 20 years ago when James Artis thought he was going to die. It was in the mid-1990s in Somalia,…
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Community-Powered Christmas Tradition
For more than 30 years, Christmas in Hendersonville has included the annual Christmas Day Bounty of Bethlehem, an outreach of the city’s Immaculate Conception…
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Loom With a View
For Kathleen Weir-West, tapestry happens even off the loom. On a sun-bleached day in late fall, she gazes into her backyard and mentally weaves…
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