The Bookmobile is returning to the community center for a FREE pre-K program featuring fun activities like story time, puppet shows, arts & crafts & much more! Children can check out book from the bookmobile library, and weekly attendance earns children a chance to get in the treasure chest! No Registration needed, so we will see you soon on the Bookmobile!
For more info call 776-0361
Come join us at Newfound Community Center for some old timey Gospel Singing!
A mystery over time becomes a legend, and a legend grows in the telling . . .
It was Halloween night 1906 in the Blue Ridge mountains when one of the students from the Biltmore Forest School disappeared. His name was Tommy Hodges.
Friday, October 18 @ 6:30pm & 8:00pm
Saturday, October 19 @ 6:30pm & 8:00pm
Hear stories, some based on the diaries of students of the Biltmore Forest School from 1903-1907. Audience walks the trail from scene to scene. Warm clothing, walking shoes and flashlights are recommended. Hot cider and cookies provided after each show.
One hundred years ago, Elizabeth and Jim McClure set out on a new farming adventure in the foothills of Fairview. Shortly after, Jim founded the Farmer’s Federation, bringing together the farmers in the community to share produce, farming education, and resources. This fall, Hickory Nut Gap Farm is hosting their 100 Years of Farming Celebration, which includes a Farmer’s Federation style picnic to bring the mountain community together once more.
All are welcome to celebrate in the Big Barn on October 15th, from 5-9pm. This will be an evening of both entertainment and community building. Special events will include a music performance by the Cane Creek Mud Dogs, musical chairs, and a skit performed by third generation family members.
Admission to the event is $5, and kids under 4 are free, with chili and cornbread served separate from admission.
FUNC is a live music series featuring local talent in a family friendly environment along Central St. This series appeals to all ages with kids activities,local vendors, face painting, adult beverages, and much more. The highlight is of course the great local music and your ability as a crowd member to help pick a winning band for the night. What better way to end a long work week, than to mix with the community, allow the kids to play and listen to some great tunes! Join us on Central st beginning at 7pm.
Free and open to the public
At our last First Friday in the “old Museum,” students from Asheville School perform music and original poetry in response to Community: Sharon Louden.
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Bring your little pumpkin in store for fun crafts, great giveaways, exciting raffles and more!
Sponsored by Huggies.
Two Dougs and a couple of Stones!
Featuring the storytelling of Doug Elliot, Becky Stone, Pat Stone, & Doug Clarke.
Serving chili & cornbread in the Big Barn. Bring a blanket!
Admission: $5. Kids under 4 free. Dinner sold separately.
Open mid September through Nov 2 … Wed.-Fri. 4pm-9pm, Sat.-Sun. 1pm-9pm
Come out and enjoy a great time with friends. Family friendly until dusk when it turns haunted. Enjoy our pumpkin patch, a friendly game of corn hole, face painting by Nicolette, hayrides and a great tribute maize to the 50 year rivalry of Pisgah vs. Tuscola.
After dark, prepare to enjoy the haunted house and haunted maize. You can also take part in a head hunt…..find the head in the maize and win a prize. Group discounts of 8 or more.
Open mid September through Nov 2 … Wed.-Fri. 4pm-9pm, Sat.-Sun. 1pm-9pm
Come out and enjoy a great time with friends. Family friendly until dusk when it turns haunted. Enjoy our pumpkin patch, a friendly game of corn hole, face painting by Nicolette, hayrides and a great tribute maize to the 50 year rivalry of Pisgah vs. Tuscola.
After dark, prepare to enjoy the haunted house and haunted maize. You can also take part in a head hunt…..find the head in the maize and win a prize. Group discounts of 8 or more.