Market vendors feature farm fresh produce, local eggs, meats, farm-raised trout, wild salmon, fresh baked goods, handmade pasta, gourmet cheeses, honey, preserves, salsas, flowers, natural body care products, and artisan crafts.
EBT, credit, and debit cards accepted; purchase tokens at the market’s information table.
Free parking at Home Trust Bank across the street.”
Saturdays, Jan 5th – March 25th.
“The WNC Farmers Market is the premier destination for buying and selling the region’s best agriculture products directly from farmers & food producers to household & wholesale customers in an environment that celebrates the region’s diverse culture, food & heritage.”
OPEN DAILY, year-round
Market Shops: 7 days a week, 8 am-5 pm
Wholesale and Truck Sheds: 7 days a week
“A millionaire’s dream. A genius’s vision. A forester’s plan. Their legacy is still growing.”
“The address is 53 Park Street, but if you GPS it, put in 58 Park street it across the street.”
The Town of Fletcher will host its popular Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, February 8th at Calvary Episcopal Church. This is a special opportunity for dads to spend time with their daughters enjoying music, dancing, and refreshments. Each daughter will receive a flower, photo by a professional photographer and the opportunity to make a valentine craft sponsored by Fletcher Library.
Tickets will be on sale to Fletcher residents beginning Wednesday, January 8. Non-residents may buy tickets beginning Monday, January 13. Two dances will be offered, a 3:30 p.m. dance and a 6:30 p.m. It is recommended that children 5 and under attend the 3:30 p.m. dance.
Tickets for Fletcher Residents are $16 per dad and $6 for each daughter. Non-resident ticket prices are $18 per dad and $8 for each daughter.
Ticket may be purchased online at fletcherparks.recdesk.com. Cash or check purchased tickets are available in person at Fletcher Town Hall, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. only.
For more information on Fletcher’s Father-Daughter Dance,
please visit www.FletcherParks.org or call
(828) 687-0751.
The Town of Fletcher will host its popular Father-Daughter Dance on Saturday, February 9th at Calvary Episcopal Church. This is a special opportunity for dads to spend time with their daughters enjoying music, dancing, and refreshments. Each daughter will receive a flower, photo by a professional photographer and the opportunity to make a valentine craft sponsored by Fletcher Library.
Tickets for Fletcher Residents are $16 per dad and $6 for each daughter. Non-resident ticket prices are $18 per dad and $8 for each daughter.
Tickets will be on sale to Fletcher residents beginning Wednesday, January 9. Non-residents may purchase tickets beginning Monday, January 14. Two dances will be offered, a 3:30 p.m. dance and a 6:30 p.m dance. It is recommended that children 5 and under attend the 3:30 p.m. dance. Smart Start Partnership for Children will have a registration table for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library at the 3:30 dance only.
Ticket may be purchased online at https://fletcherparks.recdesk.com. Cash or check purchased tickets are available in person at Fletcher Town Hall, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. only.
This event is sponsored by Morris Broadband.
For more information on Fletcher’s Father-Daughter Dance, please visit www.FletcherParks.org or call (828) 687-0751.
“Take a blustery brass lineup, layer it over a rhythm section led by a stride piano virtuoso in the Fats Waller vein, and tie the whole thing together with a “one-of-the-boys” front woman whose voice is from another era, and voilà, you have the Hot Sardines. (We haven’t even told you about the tap dancer yet.) This live music powerhouse brings delicious fun to its immaculate performances where pre-World War II jazz meets new-time energy and style. Journey back to the raucous speakeasy sounds of the jazz era with the group The Times of London calls “Simply phenomenal” and Forbesnamed “One of the best jazz bands in NY.””
Last Saturday of every month
This event is for Parents and Parents-to-be to learn about organic and non-toxic parenting, cloth diapering, babywearing and much more! Each class includes complimentary organic refreshments and a 10% in-store discount.
The market is located at the corner of Johnson & Jordan Streets in Brevard, North Carolina. We are located in the large parking lot behind the Comporium Building (190 E. Main Street).
We are a year-round market! Please join us every Saturday morning:
Winter Market:
Saturdays, 10am–12pm from December through Mid April
Regular Market:
Saturdays, 8am–12pm from Mid April through November
Open Daily, 7:00pm-7:30pm, year round
The Asheville Botanical Gardens are an independent non-profit organization housing a collection of plants native to the Southern Appalachian Mountains.
FREE/Admission (but donations are appreciated)
Bringing Kids to the Gardens
Bringing children: We are not a play park; rather, we’re a place where kids can learn about their native plant heritage and other aspects of natural history. Unfortunately, the majority of the damage that we sustain in our delicate Gardens comes from under-supervised children.
For the well-being of our plant collection as well as your kids’ safety, we ask that you please review our rules upon arrival and monitor your children closely at all times during your visit.
Parent meet-up groups, home school groups, schools, camps, etc., please visit this page before coming to the Gardens. Large groups of children must be accompanied by one adult for every three children.
Investigation Passports for Kids
How are plants alike and different? Where do birds make their homes at The Botanical Gardens? How many food sources for wild animals can you find in the Gardens? And, where do you see insects at the Gardens?
Kids will learn the answers to their nature questions after filling out one our five INVESTIGATION PASSPORTS, which focus on animals, birds, insects, nature words, and, of course, PLANTS! Each free Investigation Passport encourages kids to use their observation skills and senses while exploring the Gardens. The passports include investigation tips, pre-investigation and observation activities to be completed during a visit to the Gardens, and an extension activity for later. Plus each passport has a fun take-home activity – word scramble, crossword puzzle, crossword chain, matching game, or word search. (For kids ages 4-10)
Passports may be picked up at our Visitor’s Center. Upon completion of the garden activities, kids should return to the Visitor’s Center before closing to get their passports stamped.