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32nd Annual Antique & Vintage Show

Come shop from our awesome vendors on the beautiful streets of Downtown Hendersonville between 1st-6th Avenues. The streets will be closed off to through traffic but there is available parking close by.
Free admission
Rain or shine
Friendly dogs are welcome!

Easter Sunrise Service, Service, Egg Hunt & Potluck

Easter Sunrise Service
April 9  6:30 AM
Lake Tomahawk

Easter Service
April 9  10:00 AM
Black Mountain Home West Campus
100 Clover Lane
Service will be outside in the field with baptism follow. Bring chairs or blankets to sit on!

Easter Egg Hunt
April 9  (After Service)
Be sure to drop off 1-2 dozen stuffed eggs per child ahead of the service. We are having our annual Easter egg hunt right after the Easter service this year! We are asking all parents whose children will be participating to bring in at least 1-2 Dozen Stuffed eggs per child to contribute to the egg collection! Service will be held at 10:00 AM at the Black Mountain Home West Campus.*Eggs can be placed in labeled box in Sunday School hall*

Potluck
April 9  1:00 PM
The King’s
1918 NC-9, Black Mountain, NC 28711
Bring a dish to share. Water and lemonade will be provided. Bring any other beverages you would like to have. Bring your swimsuits and towels if you’d like to play in the creek!

 

 

 

Earth Day Cleanup Day

What better way to celebrate Earth Day than to help Buncombe County beautify its parks? The 2023 Earth Day cleanup is a volunteer day for community members, schools, clubs, organizations, businesses, etc to engage in a hands-on way to clean up various parks throughout Buncombe County in preparation for increased use as warm weather amps up. This will include Lake Julian Park, Charles D. Owen Park, Buncombe County Sports Park, Ledges Whitewater Park, and Alexander River Park.
The tasks volunteers can help with include litter pickup and landscaping. The litter pickup would include cleaning up trash and debris from along roadways, walking paths, entrances to parks, and wooded areas. The landscaping opportunities include:
– Trimming limbs and shrubs
– Planting flower plugs and other small plants and bushes along buildings and picnic shelters, park entrances, in garden areas and on embankments
– Rejuvenating garden areas with wildflower seeds and plugs, and watering plants, clearing brush
– Removing fallen limbs, overgrowth from pathways planted areas,
– Removing invasive species from choking out native species in some areas.
– Volunteer groups are limited in capacity by location and volunteers can choose which park and task they would like to be involved with. Volunteers will be provided materials such as gloves, litter pickers, trash bags, loppers, shovels, shears, watering cans, seedlings, bulbs, shrubs, flowers, safety vests, etc.
Be sure to register for this event!

EARTH DAY SENSORY DROP IN EVENT

Join Regulate Sensory Camp any time between 10am and 2pm for four multisensory stations to enhance visual, auditory, tactile, oral, olfactory, proprioceptive and vestibular senses through exploration and fun!
This event is for children 6 months to 12 years of age! Parents at expected to participate with their child under the instruction of host.
Cost is $20 dollars with siblings being half off!
Take home sensory item provided!

Arise & Shine ARTS Launch Party!

Join us to celebrate the launch of Arise & Shine ARTS! We will have live music, activities for the kids, and for the kids at heart! Fun for all ages!

Weaverville Tailgate May Garden Fest

Join us for 5 weeks of plant happenings at the Weaverville Tailgate Market as we celebrate Spring planting season here in Southern Appalachia.

Kids Crafts

Plant Vendors

Free Workshops

May 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st

Movie Night Fundraiser

Help Sienna Breath Fundraiser
Sienna, a 6 month old, Olde English Bulldog/Dogue De Bordeaux mix, is on her second E.R. stay and on her way to a referred specialist. After over $8000 in E.R. stays, medication, oxygen, and endotracheal wash, fluids, etc and many more bills to come, it’s time to ask for help!
With the help of the Lovely Flat Rock Cinema, we have rented it out for an evening to show “Turner and Hooch” in honor of Siennas lineage. Tickets will be $15 per head, with the option to contribute more if you desire. Food, snacks, drinks (alcoholic and not) can be purchased at the theater.
Movie starts at 6:30, please come grab a seat and snack at 6 p.m. Only 60 spots available, so grab your partner, kids, neighbors and come watch a great movie while supporting a puppy in the community!
First to purchase their tickets receive a spot, so please get your ticket money in ASAP To Amber. you can message me directly to pay in cash or check, or facebook pay and venmo are accepted.
venmo @Ambersanborn55

Saturday Morning Art Classes for Kids of all ages!! Sewing Series!!

Starting in April, Emily’s Art Alley will be hosting Saturday morning art classes for kids of all ages!! Classes will be held at EmVi Art Studio, in the River Arts District!
April Series: Sewing!!
Each Saturday we will focus on hand sewing! Students will learn various stitches- including the whipstitch and backstitch and how to sew on buttons. Each class will build up to creating a pattern and sewing their own original felt creature!
April 1st:
We will begin the series by learning how to thread a needle, make a knot, and learn the whipstitch. Using the techniques learned in class will create a pizza felty!!!
Prerequisite: None
Class Fee: $40
April 8th:
Students will continue their exploration of sewing! They will learn the running stitch and how to sew on buttons! Using socks, students will create their very own sock pig!
Prerequisite: April 1st class or some sewing experience
Class Fee: $40
April 15:
Students will learn about patterns and how various pieces are put together to create a three dimensional stuffed animal! We will cut out a pattern and learn/use the backstitch to add designs. By the end of class, students will have their own little felt elephant!
Prerequisite: Previous classes or sewing experience (how to thread needle, whipstitch)
Class Fee: $40
April 22 and 29:
These two classes students will create their own pattern and felt creature! First class, students will draw their idea for their creature, create a pattern and begin cutting out all their pieces. Second class, students will see their creature together!! Some outside of class work may be required. **Students have to sign up for both classes**
Prerequisite: Previous classes or Sewing experience
Class Fee: $80 (both classes)
Sign up for the whole series and save! All five classes: $180
Class fee includes: sewing kit, all materials for the class (fabric, thread, buttons, socks, etc…), instruction by Emily Alley, homemade snacks provided by Leviticus Moore.
Times: 9am-12pm
Age requirement: All ages!!
Class size: minimum: 5 students , max: 10
Emily is a professional artist currently living in Asheville. She received a bachelors in Art History and a bachelor’s in Art Education from Illinois State University. She taught art in the public school system in central Illinois and Las Vegas to kindergarten through twelfth grade for 15 years.

Cloth Doll Design and Construction Demo

Charlie Patricolo will use dolls in various stages of completion to demonstrate the creative process used to make her charming cloth dolls. Charlie, who has been making dolls for nearly 50 years, is a fiber arts instructor at the John C. Campbell Folk School and a member of the Original Doll Artist Council of America
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