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Build a Hot Glue Sculpture (teens +)

Join artist Jennifer Tedder at North Asheville Library for a free craft class. Participants will create sculptures using hot glue and found objects such as buttons, broken jewelry, scrap metal, or fabric. Some materials will be provided, but participants are encouraged to supplement with their own collections of interesting junk. This event is free and suitable for teenagers and adults.

History of the NPS and Children’s Earth Anthem

10:30 – 11:30 am – History of the National Park Service
With 419 units in the system, the National Park Service has come a long way in 101 years! Join a Park Ranger to learn more about the history of the National Park Service and how it has evolved into what it is today.

11:30 – Noon – Children’s Earth Anthem
Stick around to hear the AC Reynolds 7th grade choir sing a song especially written and scored in honor of the National Park Service Centennial and here other classic patriotic tunes as well!

Asheville Tourists Home Game – Double Header

Monday’s (April 23rd) scheduled series-opening contest at McCormick Field between the Asheville Tourists and the Lexington Legends has been postponed due to rainy conditions.

The two clubs will make up the nights scheduled contest as part of a double-header on Wednesday, April 25. The first of the two seven-inning contests will begin at 5:35pm with gates opening at 5:00pm.

Fans with tickets to the postponed game can exchange them out for tickets to any future 2018 Asheville Tourists home game excluding July 4th. Ticket exchanges can be made in person at the ServPro Box Office at McCormick Field or by calling the Front Office at (828) 258-0428.

The Tourists will begin their homestand Tuesday evening at 7:05pm against the Legends. The homestand runs through Sunday, April 29.

Dining Out For Life

Join over 100 participating area restaurants for Dining Out for Life, and 20% of your bill will be donated to the Western North Carolina AIDS Project

5th Annual Safety Saturday

It’s our annual Safety Saturday event! We will have safety booths set up from various agencies, emergency services vehicles on display, child safety seat checking station and much, much more!

Eco-Friendly Drop-in Play Care (1yr(and walking)-12yrs)

Asheville’s creative arts learning center. Drop your children off to learn and play in a natural and creative way. The Asheville, NC location is the first Eco-Healthy rated Drop-In Play Care of its kind in the growing city. Since opening, parents have been raving about the convenience of Kids Garden. With large bright windows, whimsical wall paintings, a custom wood mural, living plant wall, big wooden playset, and a tree made from mixed materials, children are drawn inside. One- way security doors, cameras and qualified employees guarantee a safe stay.
Centrally located on Tunnel Road, in the Asheville Market Place, families will love dropping children off to enjoy everything this mountain town has to offer.
Make sure not to miss the popular Parents Night Out on the second Saturday of every month from 5-9. Head out for a night on the town knowing that your child is having a fun evening of creativity and play at Kids Garden.
Mon-Fri 9:00am-6:00pm
Sun: Parties & Special Events Only
Register on-line at kidsplaygarden.com
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The Cirque presented by Garden Bros Circus

May 2 at 4:30pm and 7:30pm.

THE CIRQUE presented by GARDEN BROS CIRCUS brings you an ALL NEW show bursting with excitement, laughs and memories. One and a half hours of real quality family entertainment. Circque Performers from 20 countries featuring the Chinese Acrobats, Aerial Daredevils, World Famous Comedy Juggling, Motorcycles in the Sphere of Fear, Wheel of Doom and the funniest Clowns. Moon bounces, food and face painting in the Kids Fun Zone!

Historic Tour of Asheville Watershed

Apr 28th: East

Join us on this exclusive historic driving tour of the east side of the Burnett Reservoir to explore part of the once thriving North Fork Valley community. The trip stops at Sunalee Lodge, then to the home place of Champ Burnett. From there, we will drive to Colonel John Connally’s home site which has extensive ruins including two standing chimneys. The caravan will make a stop to include a short 5 -10 minute walk from the vehicles to the home sites of Will and Bart Burnett and the slave cemetery. A final stop will be made at the Right Hand Fork Intake.

Meet: Swannanoa Valley Museum, 223 West State Street, Black Mountain, NC 28711
Time: 9:00am
Cost: $50 members/$75 non-members/$25 children under 12

 

 

Nov 10th: West 

Join us on this exclusive historic driving tour of the west side of the Burnett Reservoir to explore part of the once thriving North Fork Valley community. We will begin with a talk overlooking the valley from the old clubhouse and then cross the main dam. From here, the caravan will stop for participants to view the entrance to Gombroon as well as the Gombroon wall. Following that, we will pass the Left Hand Fork Intake and head to the Dan Burnett Place. The tour will end with the ruins of Gombroon – to include the foundation, heart-shaped pool, the spring house, and the McGinnis Cabin.

Meet: Swannanoa Valley Museum, 223 West State Street, Black Mountain, NC 28711
Meet Time: 9:00 AM
Estimated Return Time: 2:00 PM
Difficulty: Moderate; There will be some walking on rough terrain. Wear sturdy hiking boots and dress for the weather. This is a rain or shine event.
Cost: $50 for members, $75 for nonmembers, $25 for children under 12
Note: This tour takes place inside the City of Asheville watershed and is limited to only 30 participants for each tour to protect this special place.

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