Ages 4-10 M-F, July 17-28th, 9am-12pm
Ages 10-18 M-F, July 17-28th, 9am-3pm
Performances July 28th and 29th, 6pm
Join us for some high-flying fun and swashbuckling adventures with Peter Pan and the lost boys!
Ages 4-10 M-F, July 17-28th, 9am-12pm
Ages 10-18 M-F, July 17-28th, 9am-3pm
Performances July 28th and 29th, 6pm
Join us for some high-flying fun and swashbuckling adventures with Peter Pan and the lost boys!
Join us on March 2nd at 3:30 as we celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday and Read Across America Day. There will be fun snacks and crafts!
AMOS is hosting six 1-week camp session at UNCA this summer. We have three great themes and a host of partnerships including UNCA professors! With offerings for rising 2nd-4th graders and rising 5th-7th there is sure to be something for everyone! Check out our themes below, as registration opens March 1st (Registration will be open February 22nd for Members).
Camps will be held on UNCA’s campus from 9am-5pm. Registration for AMOS members begins February 22nd. Registration for Non-Members begins March 1st. Pricing for Asheville Naturalist weeks as well as Makers Unite weeks is $275. Pricing for A.C.E weeks is $290. Upon registering for Summer Science Camp more information will be emailed to the provided email from info@ashevillescience.org on May 1st.
June 19th-23rd – Asheville Naturalist Register for rising 2nd-4th
June 26th-30th – Accelerating Community Engineers (A.C.E) Register for rising 2nd-4th
July 10th-14th – Makers Unite Register for rising 2nd-4th
July 17th-21st – Makers Unite Register for rising 5th-7th
July 24th-28th – Accelerating Community Engineers (A.C.E) Register for rising 5th-7th
July 31st-Aug 4th – Asheville Naturalist Register for rising 5th-7th
ASHEVILLE NATURALISTS: Immerse yourself in nature this summer! Discover the wonders of the natural world, learn about native plants and animals, experience the outdoors and make discoveries with local scientists. After a week of exploration, campers will know what it takes to become an Asheville Naturalist! Experts like Asheville GreenWorks and Pisgah Field School will be brought in throughout the week for hands-on activities and exploration.
Calling all community engineers! Come learn to apply the Engineering design process by participating in Engineering design challenges, programming and building robots, and so much more!
Campers will think outside the box as they learn to construct gizmos and gadgets out of everyday materials. Throughout the week, they will work on the cardboard challenge and host several guests including the Asheville Makers as they lead the campers through various projects.
Bike of the Irish is AoB’s annual spring ride, featuring hundreds of green-bedecked riders and routes that showcase the best of Asheville’s bike infrastructure and greenways. AoB community rides are free and open to the public. We do ask that participants consider supporting our work and events by either activating their AoB membership and/or making a donation.
Family Friendly until 8pm
St. Paddy’s Day Party
8AM – 10pm
Live Music All Day.
Summit Coffee Pop-up Espresso Bar until noon
Firkin Tappings throughout the day.
Asheville on Bikes: Bike of the Irish 2pm – 5pm
BBQ
More beer.
ALL AGES! Wicked Weed presents the 3rd annual Benefit Concert for Food Connection
Featuring music from Lyric’s Fan Page, Ashley Heath and Her Heathens, and Jr. James & The Late Guitar
Buy any Macchiato and get one to share. So grab your bestie and swing by for a cool drink—and enjoy one on us.
AUG 3–7 | 2–5 PM
August 6 is International Friendship Day but we’re making it an extended weekend celebration. Grab a friend and come in to enjoy this signature drink with its cool milk and perfectly balanced layers of espresso.
Camp this year will be June 19-24 at Carolina Day School with the showcase on Saturday, June 25 at the Orange Peel. Campers are selected by a committee that seeks to establish a varied and balanced camp population in relation to instrument groups, age, racial and ethnic identity, economic status, geography/community, and experience. This means that campers are NOT selected on a first-come, first-serve basis. We wish we could accept everyone who applies, but we simply don’t have enough volunteers available to do this.
We hold multiple rounds of application review in an effort to help families plan their summers and still extend the opportunity to as many young people as possible. We will notify applicants by the middle of March. We expect to receive more applications than we have camper spots, so we may not be able to accept everyone who applies, but we will create a wait list and we know from past experience that some campers will likely drop out and some of the wait-listed campers will be accepted.
This year we are accepting 40 campers total to provide a better experience for both campers and staff.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us.
We’re excited to be planning a great camp experience and look forward to hearing from you.
Come celebrate with us at the Salvage Station for the beginning of our 2017 Annual Campaign. Light snacks provided with cash bar.
Here are just a few of the ways your gift helps the Y make a difference in our community:
* $15 will teach a child basic swimming skills and the importance of water safety
* $43 a month provides a supportive community environment for cancer survivors
* $83 a week assures parents that their kids will be safely looked after
Special thanks to our media sponsor, Mix 96.5.
This 5 week long series will consist of paintings and other crafts involving the exploration of the five elements of nature, and the plant and animal life native to Asheville.
Classes will be held on Thursday’s starting on March 2nd from 4-5:30pm. Single sessions are $30 each or sign up for all 5 weeks for $135.