It’s duck derby racing season on the farm. Buy your duck (@ the front office) and train him or her to race down Jonathan Creek. Starting point is in Eagle Park, finish line is at Bear Park. Cash Prizes Awarded! Hurry in and get your little Quackers their lives depend on YOU!
*** The public is welcome to attend the duck race and concert just check with office to set up parking
Is your car, bike, truck or SUV your pride and joy?! Shine it up and show it off at Asheville Outlets. The center is hosting monthly Cruise ‘In events in the parking lot from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. on select Sundays April through November. The Cruise ‘In events are free for all vehicle owners and spectators.
This Memorial Day, usher in the unofficial start of summer at Point Lookout Vineyards. Enjoy the day relaxing, sipping wine and enjoying our 30 mile views. We will have music by RedLeg Husky and food by Mountain View BBQ food truck. Music starts at 2:00 pm until 5:00 pm and food from Noon until 6:00.
Let’s not forget the true meaning of the day and raise a glass to honor the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military.
Fun and games for kids of all ages!
all day until 9pm at the pool
10am-3pm in the gym
Make a lantern for Xpand Fest! Come to the puppet clubhouse and have fun with paste and paper. Materials provided (except for the light and the pole). All ages welcome but littles are going to need adult help.
Come either day: Wednesdays, May 29th & June 5th from 7-9PM.
at the Puppet Clubhouse
37 East Larchmont Street, Asheville, NC
off Merrimon, near the Post Office and Asheville Pizza
Xpand Fest is having the 2nd Annual Lantern parade at twilight on June 8, as part of their all day music and art festival. BYOL or buy one there OR make one at the workshop.
June 8 – Meet in front of Zapow Gallery at 7:30 pm to participate.
Thursdays, 3:30-6:30pm, April 18th through October 31st
The Enka-Candler Farmers Market’s purpose is to promote local agriculture and heritage crafts, to provide the Enka-Candler community with a market for fresh local produce and other quality products, and to serve as an educational resource.
Credit/Debit
EBT/SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
SNAP Incentives
During this class, children get the opportunity to exercise, play, and connect more deeply with the inner self and develop a relationship with the natural world that surrounds them. Benefits can include flexibility, strength, coordination, and body awareness. In addition, their concentration and sense of calmness can improve. Yoga brings that inner light to the surface that all children have. Parents are welcome to drop off, watch or participate, whatever makes your child feel comfortable and supported.
This class will be weekly on Saturday’s from 10:30am-11:30am. However, the month of May 20 – June 20, 2019 is free so come give it a try!
Did you know that the menstrual cycle is considered a vital sign? Yup, just like a heart rate or blood pressure, symptoms can tell you of an underlying health issue that needs tending. Whether you are on hormonal birth control and looking to get off, suffering form painful period or are looking to understand how to chart your bodies fertile signs, there will be something for you here.
The revolution of women taking back their their reproductive health and sovereignty is growing and learning how to chart your cycle is an amazing tool that fosters body literacy.
This group is for women and female bodied folks only
We will chat and have tea while we discuss how fertility awareness works & what you need to get started!
Suggested donation $5-10, no one turned away for lack of funds
We are located in a private studio in downtown Weaverville, exact location is given upon your confirmation
REGISTRATION REQUIRED:
If your family plans to participate and wants plants and seeds that the Master Gardeners provide, you must sign up by contacting Holly Jordan at holly_jordan@ncsu.edu or call 828-255-5522 by Friday, May 24th.
This is an opportunity to “dig in” and have fun with your own vegetable garden while learning through input provided by Extension Master Gardeners. The Master Gardeners will visit your garden during the summer and provide you with information and suggestions for helping you grow a successful home vegetable garden! This opportunity is open to ANY of our 4-H families. We welcome a variety of gardens: ground gardens, raised gardens, container gardens, and more.
Otherwise, you can participate in the project, but you will need to provide your own plants. Whether you provide your own plants or the Master Gardeners provide them for you, please sign up so that we can ensure that we visit your garden and include you in any updates later on.