Inflatables, crafts, food truck, music, and maybe some cute farm animals.
We’d love to see you all there!
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Easter Egg Hunt
Open to the community! Free event! Come and have fun with your family while hunting for Easter eggs! More info and details to come.
- March, 8
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2nd Annual World Migratory Bird Day 2018
World Migratory Bird Day 2018
Host: Balsam Mountain Trust
Join us for Balsam Mountain Trust’s 2nd annual World Migratory Bird Day festival where we’ll be celebrating migratory birds through interactive games, crafts and Bird of Prey demonstrations! Don’t miss this FREE family-friendly event that highlights the “Year of the Bird” this year!
- March, 8
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WNC Repair Cafe
Jan 23, Apr 24, July 24th, Oct 16th
WNC Repair Cafe is a place where you’ll find volunteers with tools and supplies, available to fix broken objects while offering instruction in the form of hands on help. This is a free program where you are encouraged to bring in your broken appliance, stuck zipper, rusty tools, old bicycle, dull pruning shears – whatever you can imagine – and work with our volunteers to make the necessary repairs to keep it running.
Repair Cafes across the world have helped build resilient communities by offering access to hands on experience in the art of repair. At WNC Repair Cafe we’ll gather volunteers from the area for an evening of helping a neighbor, learning by doing, sharing ideas and reducing waste.
- March, 8
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WNC Repair Cafe is a place where you’ll find volunteers with tools and supplies, available to fix broken objects while offering instruction in the form of hands on help. This is a free program where you are encouraged to bring in your broken appliance, stuck zipper, rusty tools, old bicycle, dull pruning shears – whatever you can imagine – and work with our volunteers to make the necessary repairs to keep it running.
Repair Cafes across the world have helped build resilient communities by offering access to hands on experience in the art of repair. At WNC Repair Cafe we’ll gather volunteers from the area for an evening of helping a neighbor, learning by doing, sharing ideas and reducing waste.
- March, 8
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Trolls Character Night
Kids will eat free with the purchase of an adult meal. Limit two free kids meals per adult meal and dine in only! Please help share our post to get the word out!
- March, 8
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Stuffed Animal Sleepover at CFA
We can’t wait to host our 1st EVER Stuffed Animal Sleepover! Come to Chick-fil-A for dinner on Friday night from 6:30 – 9pm and bring your stuffed animal to have a sleepover with Mr. Cow! Pick up your stuffed animal Saturday morning from 6:30 – 9am and take home a picture of what your stuffed friend did while at CFA Waynesville. Don’t forget to wear your Jammies!
- March, 8
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Community Dance Party, Sing Along, Face Painting and Raffle To Benefit Asheville Primary School (all ages)
Contact: Polly Bolding 828-350-2926 polly.bolding@ashevillecityschools.net
All are welcome to boogie down at a donation-based, all ages dance party! Proceeds will benefit neighborhood school, Asheville Primary School, also on Haywood Road.
Asheville Primary’s first and second grade “bucket band” will perform with Hall Fletcher MusicWorks students and local musician Laura Blackley, who will lead a kids’ sing-a-along. A dance-ready playlist is compiled by 2nd grader Cora Ammerman, who has been polling Asheville Primary students about their favorite songs.
“Every Friday, our children head to our hallways to join in a low light dance party,” said Polly Bolding, Preschool Enrollment and Engagement Coordinator, Asheville Primary School. “It’s so much fun that we wanted to find a way to bring that to our community.”
Asheville Primary School is Asheville City Schools’ newest magnet school, and includes a Pre-K-3rd grade public Montessori school and the main campus of the ACS Preschool Program. This event is sponsored by the school’s Parent Teacher Collective.
“Doing something to bring people together to have a great time, and raise money for the school is a win-win-win,” says Adriennne Ammerman, parent and PTC member. “Bring friends, bring family, bring anyone, and if you can donate that’s great. If a donation is not in your family’s budget right now, please come anyway and join in the fun.”
Suggested donation: $5/adult and $3/child 2+ or $15/family with 2 or more children. No one will be turned away due to inability to donate. Free parking is available in the lot across Haywood Street at the church.
The event will include:
A silent auction and 50/50 raffle to benefit the school
Donation-based face painting, temporary tattoo booth, popcorn and other refreshments
More information about Asheville Primary School: http://primary.ashevillecityschools.net
More information about the Mothlight http://themothlight.com/
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- March, 8
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Camping Day on May 5
It’s Camping Day the WNC Nature Center sponsored by Diamond Brand Outdoors and Frugal Backpacker!
Join us from 10am-2pm on Saturday, May 5 for fun camping-themed activities!
Diamond Brand Outdoors and Frugal Backpacker will be setting up an interactive campsite for families and will be teaching map + compass instructional classes.
The event will also include a scavenger hunt, classes about the do’s and don’ts of camping in Western NC, and educational animal programs with our otters, bears, owls and racoon.
Event is included with regular Nature Center admission. As always, members get in for free! You can purchase a membership at wildwnc.org.
Note: This event does not include overnight camping. Participants should not bringing camping equipment with them into the Center, thank you.
- March, 8
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Parent Support Group & Nonviolent Communication Practice Group
Please join us on the third Friday (4:15-5:15 p.m.) of each month for a parent support circle and nonviolent communication (NVC) practice group!
Friday, March 16
Friday, April 20
Friday, May 18
This circle will be facilitated by Kate Davis, and will be focused on providing a safe and supportive space for parents to share current struggles and celebrations, make connections with other local parents, and practice compassionate communications skills. Kate is excited about connecting with families and is coming to the circle with a deep knowledge of nonviolent communication (NVC). All are welcome – please feel free to join the circle at any point on your parenting journey, regardless of your exposure to NVC. Babes in arms are always welcome.
- March, 8
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