SLOW FOOD ASHEVILLESlow Food is
an idea, a way of living and a way
of eating. It is a global,
grassroots movement with thousands
of members around the world linking the pleasure of food with a
commitment to community and the
environment.
The North Carolina Arboretum Magnificent gardens and miles of
woodland trails. Continual special events and touring shows.
Just as our experience of nature is intimate, visitors to The North
Carolina Arboretum connect with plants in personal ways that are as
diverse and rich as the land itself. Whether you
enjoy strolling through gardens, exploring exhibits, enriching your
mind or hiking and biking, the Arboretum offers activities for all
ages
Carl Sandburg Home Carl Sandburg, nationally
renowned poet, biographer, lecturer, newspaper columnist, folksinger,
author of American fairytales, and winner of two Pulitzer Prizes, provided
broad and enduring 20th century insight into the circumstances, worth and
spirit of the American people.
The Asheville
Urban Trail
Take a 1.7 mile stroll through
downtown Asheville and discover the
"museum without walls". Learn about
the past and present which make the
city unique.
Asheville
Community Theatre since
1946 (ACT) has offered Western North Carolina superb productions of
comedies, dramas, and musicals. 828-254-1320. Please visit our site for
this season's schedule.
North
Carolina Stage Company Asheville’s
professional theatre
performs in an intimate off-Broadway style venue in the heart of
downtown Asheville. Voted
Asheville's Best Local Theater for
three years in a row for a diverse season of gripping dramas,
classics, family plays and outrageous comedies.
Thomas Wolf Memorial Wolfe's mother's boardinghouse
in Asheville, North Carolina, now the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, has become
one of literature's most famous landmarks.
Asheville Botanical Gardens
is an independent non-profit
organization housing a collection of plants native to the Southern
Appalachian Mountains. Admission is free, but donations are
appreciated and memberships are encouraged.
Diana Wortham Theatre is at the center of
Asheville’s vibrant downtown arts scene offering live performances of music,
theatre and dance throughout the year by
nationally touring artists as well as
professional and avocational regional arts
groups. The Mainstage Series, runs from
September through May, and features more than 30
performances by nationally touring artists in
music, theatre and dance.NEW
- Dinner and a show dining discounts -
click here for details
The
YMI Cultural Center is an Asheville
landmark in the heart of downtown convenient to
City Hall, Pack Square, Pack Place and art
galleries and other cultural centers. Listed on
the National Register of Historic Places, the
YMI has served Asheville's minority citizens
since it was first established in 1893 as the
Young Men's Institute. It houses numerous
exhibits, many dealing with the history of
African Americans in Western North Carolina, and
sponsors such cultural events as Asheville's Goombay! Festival, an Annual Kwanzaa Celebration
and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday
Celebration. All people are invited to come share
in the rich heritage and celebration of African
and African American culture.
ASHEVILLE AREA
TAILGATE MARKETS
Asheville
City Market Sat 8:00 AM to 1:00
PM April 18 -
December 19 Public Works Building
lot S. Charlotte St.
Asheville, NC
Big Ivy
Tailgate Market Sat 9:00 AM – 12:00
PM May 5 -
October 24 At the Old Fire
Station, center of town Barnardsville, NC
Black
Mountain Tailgate Market Sat 9:00 AM - 12:00
PM May 9 -
October 31 First Baptist Church,
130 Montreat Rd Black Mountain, NC
French Broad
Food Coop Sat 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM April 12 - October 25 76 Biltmore Ave.
Asheville, NC
Greenlife
Tailgate Market Sun 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM May 3 - October 25 At Greenlife Grocery,
N. Merrimon Ave. Asheville, NC
North
Asheville Tailgate Market Sat 8:00 AM - 12:00
PM April 18 - December
20 UNCA, take Weaver
Blvd., follow signs Asheville, NC
Riceville
Tailgate Market Sat 9:00 AM - 12:00
PM May 23 - September 19 parking lot of the
Riceville Community Center Asheville NC
Weaverville
Tailgate Market Wed 2:30 PM - 6:30 PM April 29 - late
October Behind the community
center at Lake Louise Weaverville, NC
Wed PM
Downtown Tailgate Market Wed 2:00 PM - 6:30 PM April 29 -
December 23 76 Biltmore Avenue,
in the parking lot next to the French Broad
Food Coop Asheville, NC
West
Asheville Tailgate Market Wed 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM April 15 - October 28 grassy area at rear
of parking lot for West End Bakery and
Haywood Road Market. Asheville
Western North
Carolina Alliance (WNCA)
- a grassroots organization whose goal is to
to protect and to preserve our natural land,
water and air resources through education
and public participation.
Asheville North Carolina Cabins, Vacation Rentals
and Visitor Guide
Asheville NC is situated on a plateau in the Blue
Ridge Mountains. Resting at an altitude of 2300' feet,
Asheville is nestled between more than 100 mountain peaks above 5,000' feet.
Within view from Asheville is Mt. Mitchell, the highest
point east of the Mississippi River. Asheville ranks 13th in the nation for
art galleries and the influence of so much creative spirit is felt throughout this
remarkable "city in the sky". More than 100
years ago George Vanderbilt chose Asheville
NC as the location for his "American
Castle", believing it was the ideal place. Today nearly one
million annual visitors to the Biltmore in Asheville
apparently agree. Asheville's historic downtown continues to undergo
renovations and additions from outdoor
cafes to cultural centers..
Absolute Heaven Mountain Valley View Cabins - 2
Deluxe cabins centrally located between Asheville
and Hot Springs. Sat. TV, Washer/dryer, full kitchen,
linens, lighted Picnic area +Gas Grill,
Porches with rockers, sun deck with mountain views,
access to mountain stream below. $145 night, $975 week. SPECIALS
Ginny's
Cabin is a 3 BD, 2 BA cabin,
sleeps 8. Two fireplaces and
Great mountain view. Free WIFI. Newer cedar cabin
located in quiet mountain setting yet close to downtown
Asheville, Biltmore, Blue Ridge Parkway, Hendersonville. $175-$195 nt, $1000-$1150 wk.
Cabin Cove Farm a 3 BD, 2 BA contemporary log home
with mountain view, fireplace, hot tub and
WIFI. Full kitchen, all linens, free LD phone.
PET FRIENDLY with 3/4 acre fenced pet area, pet
llamas, craft classes. $195-$255 nt, $1170-
$1530 wk.SPECIALS
Beautiful views only 1 mile to town
- 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps 6.
Upscale mountaintop retreat with stunning views
from inside or out.Fireplace, gas grill, WIFI, pets
considered. Minutes to Asheville restaurants and
mountain activities. $200 - $375 night, $1200 -
$1600 week. See rental photos and availability
Modern mountain cabin with pristine views
- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to 8.
Fireplace, hot tub, grill, Internet, Pet
Friendly. 4X4 needed for steep driveway. Located
on the outskirts of Asheville about 20 minutes
to downtown. $1317 per week.
Check cabin availability
Peaceful wooded setting in convenient location -
1 bedroom, 1 bath, sleeps up to 4. Modern
chalet style rental with deck, gas grill, HDTV,
WIFI and loft. Walk to the Mountains to Sea
Trail access or drive a few minutes to the
Parkway. 5 minutes to downtown Asheville. $140
night, $799 week. Cabin availability and photos
Vacation bungalow in the heart of Asheville -
2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, sleeps 4. Artfully
renovated and updated. 2-tier deck with gas
grill, flower and herb gardens, huge flat
screen with Netflix, WIFI, 2 kayaks and bike
for guest use. $165-$175 night, $1070 week. See pictures and availability
Quiet mountain setting 10 minutes to town - 3
bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps 6. Modern log cabin in
peaceful setting
with mountain views, covered and open deck with
rockers, gas grill, fireplace, WIFI, pets
considered. $200 - $225 night, $1575 Week. See cabin photos and rental availability
Quiet romantic getaway for two
-
1 bedroom, 2
baths, sleeps 2. Plush king bed, hot
tub, fireplace, WIFI. Wooded setting
between Asheville and Hendersonville.
$149 night, $750-$850 week. Get details here
Private cabin overlooking a creek
- 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps 4. Secluded
location, hot tub on deck with creek view,
wood-burning fireplace, gas grill, Internet, Pet
Friendly. $145 night, $700 week. Located
30 miles N of Asheville in Marshall. See cabin photos and details
Large Asheville vacation home with view - 4 bedrooms, 3
baths, sleeps 14. Covered deck with mountain
view overlooking Asheville. 1 mile to downtown
Asheville. WIFI, gas grill, hammocks. $295-$365
night, $1750 - $2195 week. see more...
Vacation apartment walk to Biltmore Village - 2
bedrooms, 1 bath sleeps 4. Duplex 2-story rental
with flat screen TV, WIFI, neat and comfy. Easy
walk to Biltmore village restaurants, shops.
10 minute drive to downtown Asheville. $85
night, $560 week. Check availability
Mountain views a few minutes from downtown
- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to 8. View of
the mountains from every window. Fireplace, flat
screen TV, DVD, WIFI, gas grill. $185 - $245
night, 1219 - $1409 week. Check availability and rental details
Cozy Cabin nestled on a hillside - 1
bedroom, 1 bath, sleeps up to 4. Enjoy the
serenity overlooking the mountains and
surrounded by forests but only 10 minutes to
downtown Asheville. Listen to the stream from
the front porch rockers. Fireplace, grill,
Internet, AC. $792 week. Check cabin availability
Asheville mountain lodge with WOW views - 3
bds , 3 baths, sleeps up to 11. 3 decks face
west for spectacular sunsets with 50 mile views. Fireplace,
grill, HDTV, WIFI, community fitness center.
Rates include cleaning, taxes. $300-$325 night,
$1950 wk. Get details
Enjoy Urban Asheville from a downtown loft - 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to 5. Upscale
furnishings and decor with original art, gas
fireplace, WIFI. Located in the true
"heart" of Asheville. $225-$275 night,
$1550-$1700 week. See photos and availability
Charming
Country Log Cabin with hot tub - 1 bedroom, 1
bath, sleeps 2-3. Authentic 70 year old log cabin restored
for comfort with flat screen TV, WIFI, gas
grill. Hiking trails and creek on the 73 acre
property. Private but only 15 minutes to
Asheville or Black Mountain. $105-$125 night. read more here
Walk to downtown restaurants and galleries- 2
bedrooms, 1 bath, sleeps 4. Restored and
renovated for comfort 1920s home with deck and
covered porch, HDTV, WIFI. Great Asheville
getaway for a weekend or extended stay.
$225 - $395 night, 1$195 - $1795 week.
See rental photos and availability
Cozy cabin in the woods with hot tub
- 1
bedroom, 1 bath, sleeps 4. Mountain views.
privacy, swing, outdoor fireplace, internet
access and large screened porch. A cozy getaway
for two. $736 per week. Get details and check availability
Comfort, Style and a great mountain view 1.5
miles to downtown Asheville - 4 bedrooms, 3
baths, sleeps 8. Decks with views on
all 3 levels. Garage, fenced play area, pets
considered. $225 - $300 night, $1575 - $1950
week. Learn more
Like staying in a tree house - 2 bedrooms, 2
baths, sleeps 4. Pet friendly "Swiss chalet"
only 3 minutes to downtown Asheville. Gas
fireplace, large picture windows, hardwood
floors. Check rates and availability
Asheville Chalet with 50 mile views - 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
sleeps up to 12. Nestled on the side of a
mountain with panoramic vistas. Hot tub,
hammock, HDTV, WIFI, children's playhouse and
playground, gas fireplace. 10 minutes to
downtown! $250 - $295
night, $1650 week. Get details
and photos
Large vacation home with views of the Black
Mountains - 6 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps up to
22. Great for company retreat, reunion or large
family. Hot tub, fireplace, pool table, WIFI,
gated community. Pets considered, optional golf
privileges. $275-$475 night, 1499 - $2475 week. learn more
Mountain Manor Vacation Rental with views -
4 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps up to 10. Mountain
views from every window and 15 minutes to
downtown Asheville. Hot tub, pool table, ping
pong, HDTV, fireplace, Internet, grill. $285
night, $1850 week. Photos and availability
River Cabin on the French Broad - 2 bedrooms, 1
bath, sleeps 6. Private retreat on 4 acres with
view of the French Broad River. Stone fireplace,
hot tub, 10 minutes to river rafting at Ledges
River Park. $110 -
150 night, $700-$875 week. get details
Beautiful Asheville View From this Contemporary vacation home rental
- 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps 6. Minutes to downtown
Asheville and Biltmore. Deck with western view,
grill, WIFI. Get details
Enjoy the deck with views of downtown Asheville
- 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, sleeps up to 8. Deck
with outdoor fireplace and wonderful views, 2
inside wood-burning fireplaces, 2 TVs, whirlpool
bathtub, phone, Pet Friendly. %557 - $622 night,
$1988 - $2377 week. See photos and availability
1920s restored
Bungalow near Biltmore- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to 7. Beautifully
renovated on large lot with fenced backyard for your pet. Patio with
grill, WIFI, 3 minutes to Biltmore. $139 - $149 night, $850 - $900 week. Check availability
Vacation
Apartment on a farm - 1 bedroom, 1 bath, sleeps 2. Recently
renovated detached studio garage apartment on a
3 acre farm. Mountain views, cable TV, WIFI.
Located only 15 minutes to downtown Asheville.
$75 night, $500 week. Get details and availability
Downtown Asheville Loft - 1 bedroom, 2 baths,
sleeps up to 4. Renovated for comfort and
convenience with original hardwood floors and
exposed brick walls, upscale furnishings, HDTV,
Internet, deck overlooking the city. $200-$250
night, $1050-$1400 week.Check availability
Vacation home with golf course view - 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps 6. Sun porch and deck
overlooking the golf course, fireplace,
satellite TV, Internet, fully furnished and
equipped for a week or a full season. #1395
week, $2495 Month. Check availability
Romance and comfort - 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps up to
5. Large master suite with private deck
and hot tub. Covered deck overlooking
gardens and trout pond. WIFI. Located in
Asheville NC. $195-$250 night,
$1165-$1280 week. Get availability and cabin photos
Contemporary Cabin near the Blue Ridge
Parkway - 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to
8. Wrap-around deck with short range mountain
views, wood-burning fireplace, gas grill, WIFI.
15 minutes to downtown Asheville. $155 night,
$1000 week. view cabin photos and availability
Peaceful Lakeside Cottage - 2 bedrooms, 1 bath,
sleeps 4. Located on a private lake surrounded by
gardens. Private dock with rowboat and canoe,
full kitchen, WIFI. Within Asheville city
limits. $120 night, $720 week. See cottage photos and availability
Guest Suite in historic home - 1 bedroom, 1
bath, sleeps up to 4. Hot tub on private patio,
mini-fridge and microwave, Internet. Gardens
and fountain. Convenient location near downtown
Asheville. $79-$85 night, $478-$499 week. See rental photos and availability
Newer vacation rental in private setting - 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up to 5. Mountain
views, deck, campfire area, Pet Friendly with
approval. Only 6 miles to downtown Asheville.
$99-135 night, $750-$850 week. Get rental photos and availability
Wooded Setting Mountain views
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeps up
to 8. Deck and screened porch,
fireplace, HDTV, WIF. Easy drive
to downtown Asheville. $190 -
$250 night, $1251 - $1440 week.
Get rental photos and availability
Pet Friendly Chalet close to
town
1 bedroom, 1 bath, sleeps 2.
Only 3 minutes to downtown
Asheville. Spotless and charming
little chalet in the woods with
covered porch, dog run and
lots of peace and quiet.
$125-$165 night, $625-$990 week.
Check current availability
The Lion and the Rose
Asheville restored mansion bed and breakfast, rooms & suites with fireplaces,
fridge, full GOURMET breakfast, WIFI, 24hr guest pantry, robes
- walk to downtown from prime location in Asheville's historic
Monford district. $140 - $225 night
The Inn on Biltmore Estate - 201
guest rooms and 9 suite emphasizing the
Vanderbilt hospitality of old. 24-hour concierge
service, outdoor pool and hot tub, library with
view, fitness center, onsite dining, WIFI.
Complimentary scheduled estate shuttle service.
Does NOT include Biltmore House admission. From
$189. Find more information here
The Brookstone Lodge - rooms with
mini-fridge and microwave, heated indoor pool
and hot tub, complimentary breakfast, fitness
center, business center and facilities, WIFI.
Packages offered. Rates from $79 Find more details here
The Grove Park Inn Resort and Spa -
The spa and spa services are renowned,
scenic golf course, sports complex with
pool - tennis - racquetball - training. Onsite
restaurants, lounge, bars. A large variety of
rooms and suites, varying stages of updates with
some original Inn antiques.
Check prices and availability
The Grand Bohemian Hotel - guest rooms and
suites. On site restaurant and lounge, room
service, fitness center, business center,
ballroom, WIFI, Pet Friendly. Located in
Biltmore Village near the entrance to Biltmore. Check current rates and availability
Bent Creek Lodge - 10 distinctly decorated rooms
in a beautiful mountain setting. Hiking trails on site, large decks and wrap-around
porch, whirlpool tubs. $125-$185 per night. Separate cabin
also available. Check current rates and availability
1900 Inn on Monford Downtown Asheville Bed and breakfast
lovingly restored for comfort and
elegance.
All
rooms have private ensuite baths, king
size beds, and fireplaces. Full
breakfast included. Rates from $145 -
$625. Learn more
Downtown
Historic Hotel
1920s hotel restored for comfort
and convenience. Each two-room
suite includes LCD TV,
high-speed Internet,
micro-kitchen and private
bedroom. Complimentary breakfast
and afternoon wine and hors
d'oeuvres. Rates from $159.Read more
Hotel
Indigo Downtown
A "boutique" hotel one block
from the Grove Arcade. 100 rooms
with hardwood floors, plush
bedding, unique decor and
wonderful view of the mountain
city. Check rates and availability
The Corner Kitchen (IN BILTMORE VILLAGE).
The absolute best homemade vegetable chips on the
planet. But then they'd have to be great to
share a plate with some of the best sandwiches
in Asheville. All are with fresh, natural,
quality ingredients. Open breakfast, lunch,
dinner with truly special meals for all three.
Grove Arcade Built by
E.W. Grove, the visionary and creator of the
Grove Park Inn, the Grove Arcade opened in 1929
and thrived until World War II as one of the
country's leading public markets. Asheville's
historically renovated Grove Arcade has once
again returned as a destination featuring the
best the region has to offer from fabulous foods
to delicious dining and local crafts. The
wonderful design and architecture alone are
worth a trip to Asheville.
1 Page Avenue,
downtown Asheville NC.Some of the
Grove Arcade shops, restaurants and galleries include:
Biltmore Village Built in
the late 1890's as a classic planned community
at the entrance to George Vanderbilt's Biltmore
Estate, Biltmore Village today is truly one of
the Carolinas' most unique touring and shopping
environments. It's the way shopping used to be
- relaxed and enjoyable with top quality
merchandise at realistic prices and wonderful
customer service. Enjoy quaint tree-lined
streets, brick sidewalks, open air dining,
original houses from the 1900's, all combined
with amazing collections of one-of-a-kind
merchandise of true quality and value. Biltmore
Village Shops include:
Stewart Nye Hand-wrought Jewelry Since 1933
Stewart Nye has made
quality jewelry by hand following nature's own designs.
Metals include Sterling Silver, Copper and Brass.
You may watch craftsmen at work, get
questions answered and see a wide variety of the
jewelry made. The Jewelry is for sale at the
Guild Crafts Shop next door and many other local craft shops.
ONLINE SHOPPING is
available for the full line of jewelry.
Carolina
Mornings Choose from 70+ Asheville Cabins
and
Luxury Mountain
Vacation Rentals
We offer an exceptional selection
of the finest vacation home rentals in the
Asheville NC area. Whether you choose to stay in
a captivating Blue Ridge Mountain chalet, a
Smoky Mountain log cabin, an elegant downtown
loft or a luxury vacation villa located at the
center of Historic Biltmore Village, you will be
showered with free exclusive activities,
personal attention, exceptional service and
superior amenities. Our vacation rentals offer
spectacular mountain views, hot tubs,
fireplaces, WIFI (wireless Internet), pool
tables, pet friendly rentals and more.
Current Cabin Discounts, Packages call
toll free 855.597.7354
FREE Mountain Discovery Pass
for each day you stay!Enjoy FREE ski lift tickets, golf,
whitewater rafting, Asheville Trolley
Tours, Lake Lure Cruise and more
Fresh mountain air, breath-taking scenery and an old fashioned down-home friendliness greet
you when you visit family-owned Sandy
Bottom Trail Rides. We are located on a secluded ranch minutes north of Asheville, North Carolina that has been in the family for three
generations. Our picturesque trails pass through the high country, scenic
mountain meadows and wooded areas. Our rides are perfect for people of all
ages and horseback riding abilities. We ride all ages, have no weight
limits, and are flexible to meet your needs. One hour to all day rides.
Wagon and buggy rides also available.
BiltmoreAmerica's
"Castle" was built in 1895 by George Vanderbuilt
and is preserved and
maintained today by his descendants. With interior square footage over 4 acres,
250 rooms, 65 fireplaces, 43 bathrooms and an impressive collection of art and
period furnishing it is one of the East's most popular attractions. Once a
working dairy farm the 8,000 acre estate now includes a winery; trails,
gardens & grounds to explore; an Equestrian Center, River Bend Farm, a
luxury Inn and the newest addition, Antler
Village. Plan on spending at least one full
day or more to fully enjoy all that Biltmore
has to offer. For current Biltmore ticket discounts and
Inn specials
see our SPECIALS PAGE
The
Folk Art Center Home base for the Southern Highland Craft
Guild, the Center is the hub of traditional and
contemporary mountain art and crafts With
changing exhibits in both the focus gallery and
the main gallery and the permanent exhibit all
styles are displayed. Demonstrations and
educational opportunities are scheduled
regularly. The members shop is visited by
thousands of tourists and locals annually.
ONLINE SHOP
The
Blue Ridge Parkway At 469 miles long the
Parkway is the nation's longest scenic rural
parkway. Now 70 years old it is administered by
the National Park Service and host to
approximately 20 million visits annually. It
connects the Shenandoah Valley National Park
with the Great Smokey Mountains National park in
North Carolina and Tennessee. Along the route
are opportunities for lodging, dining, camping,
hiking and simply enjoying breathtaking views
from easily accessible overlooks and picnic
areas. Visit the Blueridge Parkway
Association
to contribute.
Western
North Carolina Nature Center
is a living museum of plants and animals native
to the Appalachian region whose mission is to
increase public awareness and understanding of
all aspects of the natural environment of
Western North Carolina through hands-on
and sensory experiences. WNC Nature Center
strives hard to meet the needs of our adopted
'critters' and our community. Each year we
welcome 100,000 visitors through our doors - of
which 30,000 are school children attending the
Nature Center in conjunction with their
classroom curriculum.
Asheville
Historic Trolley ToursSee the best of
Asheville from aboard a vintage trolley. Enjoy a
fully narrated tour covering all
major points of interest in Asheville including
The Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa, Historic
Biltmore Village, the downtown shopping and
restaurant district, Thomas Wolfe Memorial, the
Asheville Art Museum and art gallery district,
The Asheville Visitor Center and much more. Step
off the trolley at any of the convenient stops
to shop, dine or sightsee, then re-board and
continue the tour.
LaZoom Comedy Bus Tours show you
Asheville "with a twist". The daily tour season
runs from April 15 through October 31 with
special events, live comedy shows, live music
and holiday tours all year long. Get on the bus
and laugh your Asheville off!
Asheville Art MuseumAs the single visual arts
facility serving Western North Carolina, the
Asheville Art Museum, its collection and programs
are the only such resources available to the diverse
communities in the region. A committed vital force
for the community and individual development and
providing life-long opportunities for education and
enrichment through the visual arts, the Asheville
Art Museum offers a wide and exciting variety of
programs and facilities for all ages to enjoy.
River Arts District
is open year around
- meet artists in their studios. Schedules
are available online. Twice
a year, every second weekend in June and November, Asheville’s River
Arts District opens to the public for two days of festivities
known as the STUDIO STROLL. During the Studio Stroll, now
in its 15th year, artists of the River Arts District welcome you into
their studios to talk with them, see their latest artwork, watch
demonstrations, and experience for yourself the magic hidden inside the
time-worn factories and warehouses along the French Broad River.
Downtown Asheville:
16 Patton Fine art gallery. 16 Patton
features original work by regional artists presented in an intimate gallery
setting. We specialize in fine art for residential and private collectors,
including paintings, sculpture, glass, ceramics, and more.
Alexander and Lehnert Fine Jewelry features
the works of Michele Alexander and Bill
Lehnert, two talented Asheville artists
with over fifty years of combined
jewelry experience. The Historic Grove
Arcade. Suite 142, 1 Page Avenue
Asheville NC.
American Folk Art Contemporary
Southern Folk Art in a variety of media
with local and regional artists. Also
offers frames and framing services.
64 Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC.
Ariel Gallery Ariel Gallery is
an artist cooperative featuring handmade work of renowned local
artists from Asheville and the surrounding area. Enjoy original works in clay,
fiber, glass, iron, metal, paper and wood. Meet local artists
selling their own work. Located in the heart of the historic
downtown art district two blocks from Pack Square and close to
area attractions like Biltmore House. 19 Biltmore Ave.,
Asheville NC
Atelier 24 Lexington Gallery
focuses on supporting and promoting the
work of both established and emerging,
local and regional artists and is known
for bringing fresh, original artwork to
local and national collectors alike. 24
N Lexington Ave., Asheville NC
Blue Spiral 1
Work by exceptional Southern artists and
object makers in a beautifully renovated
3 story building in the heart of
downtown Asheville. The 15,000 square
foot space allows a diversity of works
and more than 15 shows each year. 38
Biltmore Ave., Asheville NC.
The Bender Gallery
Asheville's premier studio glass art
gallery as well as one of the region's
largest, spanning two sun filled
levels. 57 Haywood Street, Asheville NC.
Black Mountain College Museum Arts
Center
An exhibition space and resource center
dedicated to exploring the history and
legacy of the world's most acclaimed
experimental educational community.
Changing exhibitions, a video archive,
research materials, and a selection of
books and other materials for sale.
56 Broadway, Asheville NC.
Gallery Minerva Fine Arts Gallery and
Consulting. 8 Biltmore Ave., Asheville North Carolina.
The Haen Gallery is committed to
providing access to stunning and
unique artwork for discerning
collectors and our community in
general. Our offerings reflect
the character and sensibilities
of this wonderful region. 52 Biltmore
Avenue, #101, Asheville NC.
Kress Emporium
showcases the work of over 80 regional
artists and crafts people along with a
wide selection of fine antiques and
collectibles. Not a museum or a gallery,
The Emporium is a retail establishment
where objects of beauty are sold for
your enjoyment 19 Patton Ave., Asheville
NC
Mountain Made
celebrates the artisans and
entrepreneurs of Western North Carolina
by creating a viable market for
regionally produced fine art and fine
crafts. Featuring the work of over 80
artisans including beautiful pottery,
hand painted silks, jewelry, furniture,
original oils-pastels-watercolors,
stained glass, textile art, blown and
fused glass, iron work, gourds, hand
made books. Suite 123, the Grove Arcade,
1 Page Ave., Asheville NC.
ZaPow Gallery -
Asheville's
first exhibit space for illustrative
art and
the first gallery of its kind in the
Southeast. ZaPow is a "zany" mix of
illustration spanning the fantasy,
sci-fi, comic book and pop art worlds.
It brings nationally acclaimed
illustrators such as New York
Times bestseller Peter Brown and
Biltmore Lake’s Daryl Slaton together
under one roof. Za Pow is
located at 21 Battery Park, Suite 101,
Asheville, NC.
Biltmore Village
Galleries:
New
Morning Gallery
is a fine crafts
destination located in Historic Biltmore Village, displays a delightful
collection of decorative and functional
crafts all handmade by American artisans. For
over thirty years the gallery has displayed ceramics, art glass, garden
art, fountains, wall hangings, jewelry, wood, furniture, and much more!
Bellagio
Art to Wear Memorable
clothing by acclaimed American textile artists, fashion designers,
dazzling handcrafted jewelry and
gorgeous one-of-a-kind accessories. 5
Biltmore Plaza, Asheville NC.
Blue A variety
of handcrafted gold and silver fine
jewelry by goldsmith Susan and
associates. Unique designs and
custom work available.
1
Swan Street, Asheville NC
Other Asheville
Locations:
Guild Crafts
- a branch gallery for the Southern
Highland Crafts Guild. The finest
handmade crafts including jewelry,
pottery, baskets, ironwork, glass, fiber
and much more. 930 Tunnel Rd/Hwy 70, Asheville, NC
Asheville NC
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