No experience is needed. Our skilled instructors will help guide you through each step so that you can recreate this botanical mountain landscape. Everyone will receive a 16×20″ canvas with a pre-sketched drawing and all necessary painting supplies. We kindly ask that each guest buys at least one drink or menu item to support this awesome venue.
The Mentors and Students Art Show is a unique exhibition that brings together the artistic talents of young students and the guidance of dedicated mentors. Through this program, students in Henderson County have the opportunity to showcase their work in prominent locations, learn professional art presentation techniques, and grow in a supportive, creative community. The show celebrates artistic achievement with various awards for creativity, technical skill, and artistic impact, recognizing both students and mentors for their dedication and growth. Join us in celebrating the next generation of artists and their inspiring mentors!
Join us for our Opening Reception on Thursday, April 3 from 5:30-7pm at The Blue Ridge Mall.
Exhibit will be open to the public from April 2nd to April 7.
Exhibition Location:
Blue Ridge Mall
1800 4 Seasons Blvd, Hendersonville, NC 28792
Lisa also shared the fascinating history of the Playhouse: “We started in 1937 as a traveling group of vagabonds, and then in 1952 we were awarded this property, and we were finally able to put down roots as a brick-and-mortar theater destination. We actually started under a tent—Barnum & Bailey donated one of their old tents to us. Every season, the ritual of theater began with the raising of the tent, and the closing of the season ended with the entire company—actors, designers, artisans, and interns—all shoulder to shoulder raising and lowering the tent. Now, we have this beautiful barn that we affectionately call our home, and we’ve been here since 1952. We’re really close to our 75th anniversary. In the 1960s, the North Carolina seat of government awarded the title of the State Theater of North Carolina. “We are the only state theater in North Carolina. So, we’re proud to represent what it means to be an artistic destination in our beautiful and amazing state particularly, and especially in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains.”
Lisa also shared an interesting perspective about the Playhouse’s unique place in the theater world. “I met a new patron friend this year who described us as a Broadway theater with Southern hospitality. That kind of does sum us up. We are under the mothership of the Actor’s Equity Union, so when you go to a Broadway show or you see a Broadway tour, we are hiring the same level of professional excellence, but the bonus is you get to see that right here in this amazing small Appalachian town with a wonderful home-felt community experience.”
With these sentiments in mind, the team at Flat Rock Playhouse celebrates the universal power of theater and the unique warmth they offer to both artists and patrons alike.
Lisa adds, “It is a collection of artists and artisans… designing and building the sets, the lights, the costumes, the props, and the sound.” This commitment to originality ensures that every performance is a unique masterpiece, meticulously crafted with skill and passion right in the heart of Western North Carolina.
As Christy further emphasizes, “You’ll never see another production like we do because it’s so custom. In my opinion, it’s not the same show every time, and I think that’s very special.” This bespoke approach makes each performance feel fresh, personal, and one-of-a-kind—truly a testament to the Playhouse’s dedication to providing an exceptional theatrical experience.
“It’s a chance for them to see if they still really like it, and if they want to continue on this path,” Lisa says. “We help them achieve the goals they want to reach and ensure they have the support to navigate this challenging industry.” Lisa is a product of this very program, and she’s proud to see how many people at Flat Rock Playhouse have similarly started in these programs, going on to have successful professional careers in the arts—onstage, backstage, in marketing, admin, the box office, and even as devoted patrons, donors, and advocates for the arts. Many have applied their skills in various professions, and Lisa notes that “without that exposure to the arts and the skillset that go along with that, maybe they would’ve been less successful. We are really proud to lift that up whenever we can.”
Flat Rock Playhouse continues to thrive as North Carolina’s state theater, offering an unforgettable blend of professional excellence and heartfelt community spirit. Whether you’re a theater enthusiast or a first-time visitor, you’re sure to leave inspired, entertained, and eager to return.
“We honor the coziness and tradition of this small, historic theater, but also celebrate the new technology that our young professionals bring to the table,” Christy continues. “We’re continuing to push the boundaries of how theater can be experienced and presented. It doesn’t have to be archaic or old-fashioned—it’s about showing how beautiful theater can be, especially when you combine the old with the new.” This innovative approach ensures that every production feels fresh while maintaining the heart and soul of classic theatrical experiences.
Diversity in programming is a cornerstone of Flat Rock Playhouse. Lisa emphasizes the variety available: “If music is your jam, we’ve got the entire Music on the Rock concert series. If plays and musicals are your jam, we offer a variety of those—mystery, drama, comedy, contemporary musicals, classic golden age musicals, usually presented with a little modern twist family and youth programming.” From jazz and Motown to classic and contemporary theater, there’s something for every taste. Christy adds, “We really value our patrons’ opinion so that we can bring them all of these wonderful shows and varieties and give them something a little different, but also something they’re familiar with.” This dedication to audience engagement ensures an ever-evolving and captivating season.
As Lisa reflects, “People are proud to live here. People are proud to support each other here, and all of it just infuses everything else and everyone else, and we feel really lucky to be a part of it, and we want you to be a part of it too.” This sense of community and shared passion for the arts is what makes Flat Rock Playhouse a truly special place. Be sure to check out their 2025 show lineup on the website and consider being a part of the vibrant theater family that continues to bring magic to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Head to our Lodging Page to explore all your options. Need a little inspiration? Check out our curated list of unique stays: Stay Your Way.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Hendersonville!
Join for the Gala with the ticketed event! Peruse art, raise a wine glass, bid, grab some delicious hors d’oeuvres, check out the sunset and bid again!
In collaboration with The Starving Artist and the Arts Council of Henderson County, we’re hosting “Healing through Helene: 12×12 Works of Hope.” The event will raise funds for the Henderson County Artist Recovery Fund Grants, supporting artists affected by the storm. Art will be displayed at Marked Tree Vineyard in Flat Rock, with a public viewing from 12-4 p.m. and a ticketed reception from 5-8 p.m.
Join for a paint and sip event to support Blue Ridge Humane Society. All proceeds of the paint and sip event and 10% of bar sales made during the event will go to the animals.
Unleash your creativity at the Auction House Food Hall in Fletcher, No experience is needed. The skilled instructors will help guide you through each step so that you can recreate this fun portrait of a highland cow! Supplies included.
Art Place Studio Blooms with “Petals, Pots, & Palettes” Spring Festival: Workshops,
Music, and Art Market!
Hendersonville, NC – Art Place Studios, a vibrant hub for artistic exploration and community connection, invites art enthusiasts to its highly anticipated “Petals, Pots, & Palettes” Spring Celebration. This three-day event, running from April 25th to April 27th, promises a delightful fusion of floral inspiration, ceramic artistry, captivating paintings, engaging workshops, live music, and more!
This event is packed with opportunities to participate and enjoy:
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We’re thrilled to celebrate the arrival of spring with this beautiful showcase of our members’ talent and a wide variety of activities. “Petals, Pots, & Palettes” is a testament to the creativity and passion that thrives within our studio, and we invite everyone to join us for this special occasion filled with art, music, and community.
About Art Place Studio:
Art Place Studio is a dedicated space for artists within the Art League of Hendersonville, fostering creativity and community through classes, workshops, and exhibitions. Art Place is also home to the Glassman Clay Studio, a state-of-the-art, fully equipped clay studio. Boasting multiple kilns, pottery wheels, slab rollers, and an array of tools, the Glassman Clay Studio is well-prepared to serve individuals at all levels of experience and
interest in the realm of clay art.
Instructor: Robyn Crawford
Date: 3/31/2025
Time: 10 am – 1 pm
Location: Art Place Gallery Workshop
Member: $70 Non-member: $90
Getting Started with Polymer Clay
Join for a fun, beginner-friendly class in polymer clay techniques! No experience is needed, and all materials are provided. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the basics of working with polymer clay, including conditioning, rolling, and shaping the clay. We’ll cover simple techniques like creating marbled designs, using cutters for shapes, and adding textures for unique finishes. You’ll also get to explore how to bake your creations to perfection and finish them. By the end, you’ll have a collection of beautiful, personalized pieces to take home! This amazing medium lends itself to not just jewelry components, but handmade buttons and findings for your fiber projects, elements to include in a mixed media piece, and SO much more! The sky is the limit!
We’ll start with an overview of polymer clay. You’ll learn about the different brands, tools, bake times, embellishing options, etc. Then, you’ll cover some basic cane-building techniques. Finally, you’ll create some simple, yet elaborate-looking, beads, pendants, or other small project. Only you and your fellow students will know how easy they were to make!
No experience is needed. Feel free to bring a snack for a short break.
Artist Bio:
Robyn Crawford studied at Emerson College, Massachusetts College of Art, and Rochester Institute of Technology’s School of Photographic Arts and Sciences. She has been a mixed media artist, photographer, teacher, and creativity coach for over 30 years and has exhibited work throughout the Carolinas. She loves working with new materials and finds that it shakes things up and generates new ideas in other mediums as well. She uses her own images, clay, acrylics, mosaic, handmade papers, hot glass, metal, resin, crystals, and more to create fun, colorful pieces of work that connect to her spirit
Instructor: Richard Morgan
Date: 4/10/2025
Time: 10 am – 12 pm
Location: Art Place Gallery Classroom
Members: $40 Non-Members: $50
Introduction to Writing Personal Poetry is proposed for future poets who fear the blank page more than they fear keeping their words bottled up. Starting with what poetry is, participants learn ways to express their feelings or describe experiences so the readers of their poems share the poet’s mind. A poet gets to do this with only a metaphoric postcard, not a ten-page letter.
Beginner
Artist Bio:
Richard Morgan grew up in Newburgh, New York, 60 miles north of New York City. He has been a teacher for over 50 years, a poet longer than that. He published his first book, I am Sea Glass, in 2011. Poemshine is his eleventh book. In 2018, he moved with his wife, artist Pat Morgan, to Hendersonville, North Carolina, where they live with the wind on the side of a mountain. He teaches as often as he can and tries to write poetry every day.
A partial list of his poetry presentations:
New Jersey – Greenbriar Oceanaire, The Pines at Whiting (presentation and monthly meetings), Ocean County Artists Guild, Zion Lutheran Book Club, Medford Leas Retirement Community, Lions Gate, Beach Haven Public Library, LBI Branch – Ocean County Library
North Carolina – BRCC for Lifelong Learning, Hendersonville Public Library, Art Council of Henderson County, Carriage Park Book Club, Trinity Presbyterian Church, Agudas Israel Congregation, Heritage Hills Retirement Community, and Ardenwoods Retirement Community
Creative Conversations Artist Talks
Friday, February 21st
Join at the gallery from 6-8 pm for a new series featuring chosen members each month to share their process and answer questions. No registration necessary.
Speakers in February will be:
No registration necessary.
Instructor: Tammy Miller
Date: 2/26/2025
Time: 1 pm – 4 pm
Location: Art Place Studio Workshop
Members: $75 Non-Members: $90
Story Stitching: Printing & Embroidery on Fabric
Discover the art of storytelling through fabric in this hands-on workshop. Participants will learn how to print personal or vintage family photos onto fabric and transform them into unique necklaces or framed mementos. Bring broken jewelry pieces to add a personal touch to your creation.
The instructor will provide needles, embroidery threads, and scrap fabrics, though students are welcome to bring their materials. A full explanation of the printing process, along with additional techniques, will be covered in class.
Important: Students must email the instructor a photo they’d like to use before class.
Artist Bio:
Tammy Miller is an award-winning multidisciplinary studio artist. Her work serves as a form of visual communication, allowing her to process and express the emotions and experiences of her life. Each piece is a reflection of her inner thoughts and feelings. She primarily works with paint and fiber, creating acrylic paintings inspired by nature, while her use of fiber connects her to her childhood. Growing up, she spent countless hours exploring fabric stores with her mother, drawing inspiration from the colors, patterns, and textures she encountered. She often transformed scraps of fabric into small treasures, such as Barbie clothes or bags, finding beauty and function in what was available.
The act of slow stitching has become a meditative and joyful practice for her, allowing her to capture memories not through images, but through each stitch, which represents a moment or emotion. For Tammy, art is both a form of creative expression and adornment, where beauty and function come together. The tactile experience of hand-stitching enables her to relive the memories that inspired each piece. Her work is a journey of transformation, where materials converge to tell a unique and personal story.
Instructor: Diane Dean
Date: 3/06/2025
Location: Art Place Studio Workshop
Members: $90 Non-Members: $110
Artist Diane Dean will lead this one-day class and we will explore techniques in collage onto stretched canvas. Students will create a collage using a limited range of color values. We will work on a large canvas surface and once the collage is done, choose sections to cut out to create a multi-piece collection. This approach challenges students to work intuitively and focus on colors and forms in a loose composition. All papers, canvas, tools, and paint will be provided. Bring a roll of paper towels, and scissors. Students will be able to choose from a wide variety of paper and found objects and also bring their own if they wish. Be prepared to have fun with collage!
Supplies: Bring a roll of paper towels and a set of scissors. All other supplies will provided for
Intermediate level
Artist Bio:
Diane S. Dean is an experienced Acrylic/Mixed Media Artist with over twenty years of experience. “My work is representational and draws on the colors and rhythms of nature. I build layers of texture in my fine art pieces that push the boundaries of the 2D category.” Award-winning artist, Diane Dean, is the current president of the Art League of Henderson County. Throughout her career, Diane has presented seminars and lectures in graphic design concepts, color theory, and the use of technology in the development of visual communications.
Art on 7th and Claywood are collaborating to help people step into their weekend and start enjoying downtime by bringing a late afternoon into evening experience of fine art, live music, food, and wine that promises a good time. Beginning at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, February 21, “Friday Wine Down & Dine” starts at Art on 7th. It will offer complimentary wine and live music in its impressive and engaging gallery filled with fine art and craft by Western North Carolina artists. At 6:00 p.m. the party moves across the street where guests can enjoy excellent cuisine, craft cocktails, and an extensive wine and whiskey list that Claywood is recognized for. Live music will continue until 8:00 p.m.
The 7th Avenue District is known as Hendersonville’s Creative Edge, and that’s why Art on 7th and Claywood will be regularly partnering to bring fun and gratifying opportunities that guests can confidently plan and look forward to attending. After our February event, the next “Friday Wine Down & Dine” is scheduled for Friday, March 21, from 4:30 – 8:00 at Art on 7th and Claywood
Unleash your creativity with Bold Rock (Mills River) on Monday, February 10th, at 5:00 pm! No experience is needed. The skilled instructors will help guide you through each step so that you can recreate this wintry portrait of a snowy owl!
Additional Info:
Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Hendersonville, NC, offers an incredible variety of activities and experiences that showcase its charm no matter the season. From blooming flowers in the spring to cozy winter getaways, Hendersonville has got something for everyone.
As the chill of winter fades, Hendersonville comes alive with the vibrant colors and scents of spring. The mild weather beckons visitors to explore the outdoors, where blooming flowers and lush greenery set the stage for unforgettable experiences.
Point Lookout Vineyards:
Elevate your wine experience at this breathtaking mountaintop vineyard, part of the prestigious Crest of the Blue Ridge AVA, home to seven exceptional wineries. Sip on a glass of award-winning wine while soaking in the panoramic views, or pair your favorite vintage with a curated charcuterie board for an unforgettable outing. Perfect for a relaxing afternoon or celebrating life’s special moments.
Art in Bloom:
This highly anticipated annual event showcases a unique blend of visual artistry and floral creativity. Stroll through the exhibit to admire the synergy between beautifully crafted floral designs and exceptional juried artworks. Docents and artists often provide insights into the inspiration behind their work, creating an enriching cultural experience.
Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend
The 2025 Cider, Wine & Dine Weekend, happening May 2-4, features local wineries and cideries offering tastings, tours, pairing dinners, live music, orchard hikes, vineyard yoga, and more. This signature event highlights artisan hard ciders and award-winning wines.
Bullington Gardens:
An enchanting destination for nature lovers, Bullington Gardens boasts expertly maintained botanical displays and serene walking trails. Attend one of their spring workshops to enhance your gardening skills, or simply meander through the gardens as blossoms and greenery come to life.
Garden Jubilee:
Celebrate the beauty of spring at Garden Jubilee, Hendersonville’s premier gardening event. Stroll through vibrant displays of plants, flowers, and gardening supplies, meet expert growers, and find inspiration for your outdoor spaces. A gardener’s paradise in the heart of downtown!
With sun-filled days and warm evenings, summer in Hendersonville invites you to embrace the outdoors and celebrate the season with lively festivals and recreational activities.
Apple Festival:
As the heart of apple country, Hendersonville celebrates its heritage with this iconic festival every Labor Day Weekend. Sample fresh cider, indulge in apple-themed desserts, and explore craft booths and live entertainment. The festival is a must-visit for families and foodies alike.
Sliding Rock:
This natural wonder offers a thrilling way to cool off in the summer heat. Located just a short drive away, Sliding Rock is a smooth, sloping rock formation where visitors can slide into the refreshing mountain water below. Bring water shoes, towels, and a picnic to enjoy in the shaded recreation area.
Holmes Educational State Forest:
Explore an immersive outdoor classroom at Holmes Educational State Forest. This serene forest features easy hiking trails, engaging exhibits, and towering trees that create a peaceful retreat. Discover the Forest Demonstration Trail, listen to educational audio boxes, or enjoy a picnic in the shade. Ideal for families, students, and nature enthusiasts.
Rhythm & Brews Concert Series:
Downtown comes alive during these festive evenings of live music, craft beverages, and food trucks. Enjoy performances by talented musicians while savoring the flavors of local beer and cider. The lively atmosphere is perfect for dancing, mingling, or simply relaxing under the summer sky.
Hendersonville Ice Cream Trail:
Treat your taste buds to a sweet adventure as you journey through local creameries and ice cream shops. From classic scoops to unique, handcrafted flavors, each stop offers a delicious way to cool off and enjoy the charm of Hendersonville.
Autumn paints Hendersonville in rich hues of red, orange, and gold, creating a breathtaking backdrop for seasonal festivities and outdoor excursions.
DuPont State Recreational Forest:
Experience the kaleidoscope of fall foliage as you explore trails leading to the forest’s renowned waterfalls, including Triple Falls and High Falls. Whether hiking, biking, or horseback riding, the scenery will leave you in awe.
Souther Williams Vineyard:
Savor the crisp air and stunning autumnal views at this award-winning winery, part of the prestigious Crest of the Blue Ridge AVA, home to seven exceptional wineries. This 21+ winery offers a serene atmosphere to enjoy a glass of their Rebel Red Cynthiana Rosé while relaxing on the patio for a delightful afternoon.
Hendersonville Apple Orchards:
Delight in the vibrant colors of autumn while savoring the crisp taste of freshly picked apples. Wander through scenic orchards, enjoy hayrides, and sample cider doughnuts and apple cider. A perfect blend of natural beauty and seasonal flavors awaits.
Jump Off Rock:
A favorite for locals and visitors alike, Jump Off Rock offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains. This iconic destination is perfect for a relaxing day trip. Pack a picnic and enjoy it at the scenic overlook, or venture onto one of the nearby trails for an invigorating hike through the forests.
Nix Pumpkin Patch:
Embrace the spirit of fall at Nix Pumpkin Patch, where family fun meets autumn charm. Pick the perfect pumpkin, explore festive photo ops, and enjoy seasonal activities surrounded by picturesque farm scenery. A delightful destination for creating cherished autumn memories.
Winter transforms Hendersonville into a wonderland of twinkling lights, festive activities, and cozy retreats, making it an ideal destination for holiday celebrations and quiet relaxation.
Hendersonville’s Home for the Holidays:
This annual celebration lights up the season with parades, festive events, and dazzling decorations. The parade down Main Street is a highlight, featuring floats, music, and holiday cheer for all ages.
Moonshine Mountain Snow Tubing:
Experience winter thrills at this beloved snow tubing destination. With slopes designed for all ages, it’s an adventure the whole family can enjoy. Don’t forget to bundle up and capture the fun in photos!
Sierra Nevada Brewery Tours:
Discover the brewing process behind some of the most celebrated craft beers at Sierra Nevada’s brewery tours. Take a guided journey through the state-of-the-art facility, where you’ll learn about their brewing techniques, sustainable practices, and passion for quality. Enjoy behind-the-scenes access to the brewery and finish with a tasting of their award-winning beers. Ideal for beer enthusiasts looking to deepen their appreciation of craft brewing.
Exploring Downtown Hendersonville:
Stroll through the charming streets of downtown Hendersonville, where a vibrant mix of boutiques, unique shops, and local restaurants await. From antiques and handmade goods to trendy apparel and gifts, there’s something for every shopper. Enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many restaurants, offering everything from casual bites to fine dining. The walkable, pet-friendly downtown makes it easy to explore at your own pace, with cozy spots to relax along the way. Perfect for a day of leisurely discovery in a welcoming, small-town atmosphere.
Join Heritage Weavers and Fiber Artists at the Historic Johnson Farm Boarding House for a fun filled time full of demonstrations of all the various amazing fiber crafts we offer. Demonstrations/Classes will be offered in weaving, basketry, spinning, rug hooking, knitting, needle felting, rug punch, punch needle, crochet, fiber dyeing, and many more! This is your chance to see all of these wonderful crafts, tour the facility, and meet our fantastic instructors!
The Saluda Downtown Foundation is proud to celebrate Saluda’s heritage and art culture at the 20th anniversary of the Saluda Arts Festival. Stretching along historic and charming Main Street, every art media is represented in this popular annual event including paintings, pottery, metal work, woodwork, jewelry, sculptures, fiber, and more. Live music, Children’s Tent, Family Fun. Event is held on Historic Main Street, Saluda, NC 28773, May 17, 2025, 10am to 4pm. More information and event map will be released mid April and can be found by linking to these sites. Saluda.com, Facebook, Instagram.
The Art League is proud to present “The Art of Fiber and Textiles,” an exhibition that showcases the innovative spirit and enduring traditions of these versatile mediums. The Art League has invited artists from Local Cloth to participate in this special exhibit giving our community an opportunity to view a wide variety of material and design. The Art League was fortunate to escape significant damage from Hurricane Helene, but Local Cloth was almost completely destroyed by flood waters and debris, which knocked out their front door and windows and rose inside the walls to more than 10 feet.
The exhibit will run from February 1, 2025 to February 21, 2025 at The Art Place gallery, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of ancient traditions and contemporary artistry. An opening reception will provide an opportunity for visitors to meet the artists on February 1, 2025 from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
The exhibition aims to highlight works rooted in traditional fiber materials, structures, processes, and history, while also celebrating pieces that push the boundaries of fiber art by exploring unexpected relationships with other creative disciplines. From felted sculptures to intricate embroidery and multimedia assemblages, “Material Wealth” presents fiber art as a dynamic and evolving creative expression.
Art Night is an opportunity to get creative with a bunch of other people wanting to get creative, materials provided.
Renowned iconographer Suzanne Schleck returns to Kanuga to celebrate 20 years of her transformative retreat, “The Gospel in Line and Color.” This immersive experience invites participants to explore the sacred art of icon painting through egg tempera, layering colors as a metaphor for hope and growth. Open to beginners and experienced painters, the retreat fosters spiritual renewal and artistic growth, guided by Schleck’s 35 years of expertise. Daily prayer, Eucharist, and reflection enrich the journey, while participants leave with a completed icon and a deeper connection to faith through art.
Celebrate fine art and fine craft on the last weekend of September each year at Art On Main, a gathering of distinctive local and regional artists from across the southeast US. More than 70 juried artists bring their wares to Main Street to sell works of fine art paintings, clay, metal, wood, fiber, photography, jewelry and more.
“Chalk It Up!” began with 3 children drawing in front of their mother’s store. It has blossomed into one of the most beloved and endearing events that our town has to offer. It is a unique way to experience beautiful downtown Hendersonville, N.C. Every summer, 150 artists of all ages draw for prizes and fun in this great contest designed to promote Hendersonville as “a city with a heart for art”.
Registration begins June 3, 2025
Fights & Flights will feature a bracketed medieval tournament, artisan market, live music from MacIntosh and the Lionhearts, and delicious food from Pig in a Basket.
Gather your friends and join at Trailside for the First Annual Friendsgiving! A time to celebrate our wonderful community and support our neighbors in need. Enjoy live music, coffee, mimosas, art, and more!
On Saturday, November 9th from 10am-5pm,come to Downtown Hendersonville to shop and support an amazing group of local artists, as well as enjoy some wonderful live music (11am, 1pm, and 3pm), demonstrating artists from Art League of Henderson County, and check out our raffle baskets of local goods! Drinks and baked goods will also be available for sale by two local vendors, Tart and Tonics and Mini Batch Bakery.
All proceeds from the raffle will benefit artists who have been impacted by Hurricane Helene. We can’t wait to see you at the Visitor’s Center Parking Lot! Don’t forget to invite your friends!
Join for a fun filled day of live music, food and more than 15 local makers selling their art and wares! Get a jump start on that Christmas shopping and support local! Trick or treating for the kiddos from vendor to vendor! Bring a bag or design one here!
Continuum Art is excited to invite you to a meaningful event supporting the local community! On October 26th, they’re hosting a Halloween Benefit for Hurricane Recovery at Continuum in Downtown Hendersonville. This event is a great opportunity to come together and make a difference for those affected by recent storms.
Here’s what is planned for the evening:
• “Memoria” Art Exhibit: Featuring new works from artists impacted by Hurricane Helene.
• Tattoo Flash Benefit: Hosted by Continuum Tattoo and displaced artists from Asheville, with designs priced between $80-$250 to support tattooers affected by the storm.
• Entertainment: Hillary Begley (from the movie “Dumplin'”) as your MC, DJ Dagget Productions keeping the energy high, and live music by the Liam Pendergrass Trio and Brother Maven from Nashville.
• Silent Auction: Supporting artists who lost their studios during the storm.
• Grazing Table & Specialty Cocktails: Provided by Hale Catering and Sundry House.
• Costume Contest: Show off your Halloween creativity and win exciting prizes!
VIP ticket holders will enjoy unlimited grazing, complimentary cocktails (alcoholic and non-alcoholic options), and free entry into the costume contest. Every part of this evening is being donated by local businesses and artists to maximize funds raised for the recovery efforts.
Proceeds from the event will support local businesses and artists, including the Marquee in Asheville, Foundation Studios, and the Hendersonville Arts Council, as well as those impacted by the floods in River Arts.
We hope to see you there! Your attendance will make a real difference in the community’s recovery.
Join at Art MoB Studios for an exclusive trunk show featuring the exceptional fine art bead artist Joannie Keokosky. She will be demonstrating on Saturday, December 14th from 1 to 3 pm.
Renowned for her intricate and stunning jewelry designs, Joannie’s work showcases a masterful use of color and texture that transforms beads into wearable art. This special event will offer a unique opportunity to explore her latest creations up close, with a curated selection of her most captivating pieces available for purchase. Don’t miss the chance to meet Joannie, learn about her creative process, and find a one-of-a-kind piece to add to your collection.
Join at Art MoB Studios for an exclusive trunk show featuring the exceptional bead artist Barbara Wilcox.
The trunk show runs the entire week. Live demonstration on Saturday, November 23rd from 11 – 3 pm
Known for her intricate and stunning jewelry and holiday ornament designs, Barbara’s work showcases a masterful use of color and texture that transforms beads into wearable art and holiday ornaments. Barbara has studied in the Czech Republic and through out the country from internationally recognized instructors. She works with a variety of materials which include, metals, leather ceramic to name a few.
Art MoB Studios is hosting their 2nd annual Black and White Show. Free Event
The show will feature a variety of black and white artwork from in house artisans, showcasing how much can be done with just shade of black, white and gray.
The opening reception and awards ceremony is on October 19th from 5 to 7 pm. It’s a great chance to see how simple colors can create something really bold and beautiful. Come by to meet the artisans and enjoy light refreshments.
Join the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 3pm at the Blue Ridge Community College as they present: “Icons 3 – Contemporary AND Legendary: Brouwer and Tchaikovsky”. The HSO will perform Margaret Brouwer’s “Remembrances” as well as Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake” featuring the HSO Concertmaster, Mary Irwin on violin. This concert will also introduce the Young Artist Contest winner. .
Tickets are available online at https://vivenu.com/event/icons-1-azetvk and at the show.
Join the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at 3pm at the Blue Ridge Community College as they present “Fun Family Concert”. This new show invites the whole family to enjoy music together and promises something for everyone! So get unplugged together and enjoy some family time and musical favorites!
Tickets are available online at https://vivenu.com/event/icons-1-azetvk and at the show.
Join the Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (HSO) on Sunday, December 8, 2024 at 3pm at the Blue Ridge Community College for their 2024 holiday concert. The HSO will perform seasonal and holiday classics during the show. This concert has become a tradition for many and should not be missed!
Tickets are available online at https://vivenu.com/event/icons-1-azetvk and at the show.
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
Flat Rock Playhouse presents Cinderella Enchanted, a fresh take on a timeless classic, perfect for the whole family. With great warmth and more than a touch of hilarity, the hearts of children and adults alike still soar when the slipper fits. This version of the magical fairy tale is reborn with the Rodgers & Hammerstein hallmarks of originality, charm and elegance.
The performances run from June 9 through July 2. Visit our website for information and tickets: https://www.flatrockplayhouse.org/cinderella
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
From April 1 to May 15, you can visit this student art exhibit from schools across the nation. It features more than 70 canvasses reflecting the theme of “Hope.” The exhibit is available from 10am-4pm daily in the garage behind the Sandburg Home. Free admission.
