Activities from 10:00am-11:00am & 2:00pm-3:00pm
FREE admission to school groups
Activities from 10:00am-11:00am & 2:00pm-3:00pm
FREE admission to school groups
The creative movie making work of 46 local kids from Asheville on the BIG SCREEN! Join us for a celebration of live action and stop motion animation movies!
Don’t miss our annual Summer Library Fest at the Oakley Library at 749 Fairview Road. We’ll “Build a Better World” with stories, crafts & more. Bonus! Big trucks and construction equipment will be on display! The fest will be held Saturday, June 3rd from 10 am to noon and everyone is welcome
SUMMER GAMES SEASON PASS!
Valid until Sept 3rd – Bowl 3 games every day at AMF Bowling Co. in Asheville, all summer long, for one low price. SHOES INCLUDED!
Pass valid between: Mon-Fri Open-8:00pm, Sat & Sun Open-4:00pm.
👉 Standard Pass (allows you to use your Summer Games Pass at ONLY the AMF Bowling location you’ve registered at): $31.95/Guests 15yrs and under, $47.95/Guests 16yrs and older
👉 Passport Pass (allows you to use your Summer Games Pass at ANY AMF Bowling location): $43.95/Guests 15 yrs and under, $58.95/Guests 16yrs and older
Learn more and register HERE: https://bowlsummergames.com/
Join us May 20 & 21, 2017 for the Asheville Fine Art Show! Sponsored by Hot Works Fine Art & Fine Craft Shows – this event brings up to 175 juried fine art and craft artists with all forms of discipline for sale to the public – paintings, sculpture, clay, glass, photography, jewelry, fiber and more. This art show is different – you will see artists who will be coming to Asheville – many for the very first time – all who personally make their original and personally handmade art. The focus is originality, technique/execution and booth appearance. There is something for everyone – with all price ranges. Institute for the Arts & Education is the 501c3 non-profit that focuses on visual arts, diversity, community enrichment, and fostering art education among youth. Event hours are Saturday and Sunday, from 10am-5pm daily. More info at www.hotworks.org. See Art, Love Art, Buy Art – see you there!
Entertainment for the kids (typically Tassie the Clown, but subject to change) 6:00pm-8:00pm
Entertainers are provided by Moe’s, but do collect tips!
Kids eat for $.99 with an adult purchase begin at 5pm (Dine-In Only)
Entertainment for the kids (typically BlackBeard Balloons, but subject to change) 6:00pm-8:00pm
Entertainers are provided by Moe’s, but do collect tips!
Kids eat for $.99 with an adult purchase begin at 5pm (Dine-In Only)
Brevard Jazz Professors:
WEBSITE: www.brevardjazz.com
SEE A VIDEO: https://youtu.be/
The Brevard Jazz Professors is comprised of some the most sought after jazz musicians in the world including Director Michael Dease (trombone), Jim Alfredson (Organ), Tim Green, Jason Hainsworth, and Jacob Reodriguez, (Saxophone), Brandon Lee (Trumpet), Luther Allison (Piano), Jeff Sipe and Zach Adleman (Drums). This cast of musicians can only be described as extremely versatile, having played with musicians from Paul Simon and Neal Dimond, to Wynton Marsalis, Clark Terry, Ray Brown. The faculty has performed on numerous Grammy Winning Albums including Christian McBride’s “The Good Feeling,” Ted Nash’s “The Presidential Suite,” and Alicia Keys’s “As I am” album.
Director Michael Dease, a prominent composer, arranger, educator, and performer, has recently won the Rising Star Trombone category in Downbeat Magazine, among countless other honors from ASCAP, The International Trombone Association, Yamaha, Eastern Trombone Work- shop, and New York Youth Symphony. Dease has been featured on more then ten CD’s as a leader, and even more as a sidemen. Dan Bilawsky of “All about Jazz” says Dease has a “buttery tone, monster chops, and impeccable sense of musicality to lead the way.” To have all these musicians in one location, is an exciting opportunity you don’t want to miss.
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Network, Meet New Friends, Enjoy Live Entertainment, Shop w/our wonderful vendors, and so much more!
The Asheville Jewish Folk Music Collection Project invited participating Asheville musicians to select for recording an original composition with Jewish and/or Hebrew content or a piece of Jewish music that is in the public domain. Musicians were invited to collaborate with each other on their recordings and spent two days at Echo Mountain Studios creating a digital master of the songs.
The JCC is excited to announce a live performance of the Asheville Jewish Folk Music Collection Project on May 21, 2017 at New Mountain at 3 pm! We hope you can join us on the 21st to help us celebrate the story of Jewish Asheville told through music!
RSVP to Rochelle@jcc-asheville.org
For more information about the project and the concert, see http://