We are moving the Fall Festival indoors on Thursday from 5:00pm until 7:00pm. All activities will be in the Family Life Center. We will still have the candy alley, health booth, carnival games, hotdogs, popcorn, apple cider, caramel apples, cake walk, face painting, and more. Join us for all the FREE fun!
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FREE Festive Fun for Kids & Adults of All Ages!
Hay Rides, Pie Social, Cake Walk, Candy Alley, Live Music, Pumpkin Painting, Fall Games, Prizes, Horse Rides, Festive Food & More!
Trinity and Mills River Presbyterian churches invite all goblins, princesses, and superheroes to an evening of Halloween fun: campfires, s’mores, games, and the big event, Trunk or Treat! Come in costume or come as you are, 6:00-7:30pm (rain or shine)
SIP & SPARKLE Time! Come get your Fairy Hair while enjoying some tasty crafted brews at Bhramari Brewing’s Above the Clouds Festival! Sign up for your Fairy Hair session!
Oct 2nd & 8th, Nov 6th & 12th, Dec 4th & 10th
Family Group Night is a bi-monthly event where families of children with special needs can come to get support from other families in the community, receive training and workshops about a variety of topics and where children and siblings can interact with their peers.
The meetings will be held at Reuter Outpatient Center at 11 Vanderbilt Park Drive. Meetings will start at 5:30pm and dinner will be served until 6pm and the groups will meet until 7:30pm.
1st Annual Dance & Drive for Lakota Nation at Ambrose West
Life on the reservation is extremely difficult. Many people perish each winter in their own homes from lack of basic necessities. On Pine Ridge Reservation over 33% of homes have no electricity or basic running water, this forces many to carry (often contaminated) water from local rivers daily for use. Infant mortality rate is the highest in the country, and about 300% higher than the US average. This is the result of hundreds of years of genocide that continues today. We believe our indigenous brothers and sisters deserve better.
WHERE: 312 Haywood Road Asheville, NC 28806
WHEN: Sunday September 30, 2018
EVENT TIMES: 4-11pm
ALL AGES
$5 Suggested Donation at Door
Courtyard Family Fun
hosted by Freedom Song 4-7pm
Storytelling by Stoneman
Readings by Byron Ballard and Kai Peace Eagle
Acoustic set by Grandpappy
Drums & Song
Main Stage (House Music) 7-11pm
Rasa and Aiden 7pm
Jericho 9pm
Donation Drive
September 30th-October 4th
Monetary Donations
These monies will go directly into the utility accounts for families that have signed up for support to stay warm this winter. We are working with an established organization that acts as a liaison between the utilities and the families on both Pine Ridge and Rosebud. One month of heating can cost anywhere between 200-600$ a month in the harshest parts of winter ( -40 degrees at times ) considering the housing is not up to contemporary insulating standards. Utilities generally wont deliver small amounts so you can paypal us at wesohoney@gmail.com with “HEATING FUEL” and we will donate in bulk at the end of the drive
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New/Excellent condition
Winter/Waterproof QUALITY clothes/shoes/boots
SCHOOL SUPPLIES- backpacks/writing/art/calculators/etc
INFANT- warm gear, diapers, toys, medicines/supplements, carriers, etc
CHILDREN’S toys, books, riding helmets, sports equipment, balls/bats/etc
FOOD-(non-perishable) large bags of dried rice/beans, nuts, jerky, dried fruits or vegetables, spices, seeds for spring, vitamins, tea, coffee
WATER FILTERS of any kind. Pitchers, sink install, must omit heavy metals
Have a donation but can’t make it on Sunday the 30th? You can drop seven days a week between 11 AM and 7 PM at the Honeypot 86 North Lexington Ave. or Ambrose West Tu,We,Th btwn 12-5pm
Email:
Riley at ore2core@gmail.com
Sara wesohoney@gmail.com
Heidi heidi@ambrosewest.com
FAMILY FUN 6:00pm-7:00pm: Crafts, hot beverages, DJ, Kids GMT Countdown & Apple Rise
MIDNIGHT 11:00pm-12:00am: Noisemakers, DJ, hot beverages, Countdown & Apple Rise
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Hours are 9 to 6 pm on Friday and Saturday. 9 to 4 pm on Sunday.
Join us for 3 days of fun for the entire family! See spinning, knitting, weaving, felting, sheep, goats and much more! Join a workshop class to improve your skills or just enjoy browsing and shopping the beautiful and unique apparel and wearables.
The Arts Council of Henderson County presents the 59th annual Art on Main, a fine art / fine craft festival on September 29 & 30, 10am – 5pm both days. Meet more than 90 juried fine artists who will be showing and selling their work in media including fiber, wood, clay, metal, painting, photography, jewelry, glass, and more.
We are proud to announce Art on Main was recently named as one of the 100 Best Fine Art & Design Shows, according to Sunshine Artist, America’s premier art & craft show magazine!
Come and see artist’s demonstrations of their creative processes, such as raku pottery firings, water marbling on silk scarves, and many others, while you enjoy Hendersonville’s charming and historic Main Street.
Many of the fine artists in the show will be providing special artwork for the Arts Council’s raffle booth. Raffle items are also coming from members of our supportive Hendersonville community, so be sure to check it out! All raffle donations will benefit the Arts Council and its programs. The Arts Council is a community organization that promotes, advocates for, and nurtures the arts in Henderson County and Westtern North Carolina.
Hendersonville, North Carolina, is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 30 minutes south of Asheville. Please leave pets comfortably at home, Hendersonville City ordinance prohibits animals in the event area.
Art on Main is free and open to the public. For more information: www.acofhc.org, 828-693-8504, acofhc@bellsouth.net.
2018 marketing image: “A Woodland Dream,” acrylic on wood panel, by Deona Fish.