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:: October ::
Dates: October 6 @ 8pm.
Title: String Cheese Incident
Desc:

Event takes place in the Civic Center Auditorium .

-(828) 259-5544

 
Dates: October 7th @ 9 pm.
Title: The David Grisman Quintet
Desc: For more than 40 years, mandolinist/composer David Grisman has been busy creating "dawg" music, a blend of many stylistic influences (including swing, bluegrass, latin, jazz and gypsy) so unique he gave it its own name. -(828) 225-5851
 
Dates: October 11th & 12th @ 10:30 am.
Title: Geology Walk
Desc: Join geologists from the Colburn Earth Science Museum for an enjoyable stroll through downtown Asheville while observing the natural building stone used in some of the city's most beautiful and historic buildings
 
Dates: October 8th @ 2:15 pm.
Title: I Love You, You're Perfect... Now Change
Desc:

This musical celebration of the mating game takes on the truths and myths behind relationships at the Flat Rock Playhouse.

-(828) 693-0731
-frp@flatrockplayhouse.org

 
Dates: October 9th @ 8
Title: Contra Dance
Desc: Beginners welcome. $6 at the door.
At The Grey Eagle
185 Clingman Ave
Asheville, NC
-828) 232-5800
 
Dates: October 10@ 8:30
Title: Damien Jurado w/Rosie Thomas
Desc: (828) 232-5800
There comes a time in every artist's career when he disconnects himself from the public. Fans, friends, critics, they'll all be left behind in the creative process; maybe for only a spell, maybe forevermore. When that break happens, it's both liberating and terrifying.
At The Grey Eagle
185 Clingman Ave
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 11th @ 1:15
Title: Home From School Happenings
Desc: - (828) 254-6373
1:15 Fun with Bones and Muscles: Learn how bones and muscles - two of our incredible body systems - work to keep us fit and strong.
The Health Adventure
2 Pack Sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 12th @ 8
Title: George Carlin
Desc: (828) 259-5544
8pm Don't miss this oppurtunity to see America's most irreverant, poignant, and arguably funniest comedian. Hailed as the second greatest stand-up comedian of all time by Comedy Central, Carlin is appearing for one night only in the Civic Center Auditorium.
Asheville Civic Center
87 Haywood St
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 12th @ 9
Title: DEL tha funkee homosapien
Desc: - (828) 225-5851
Plus Mike Relm, Motion Man & Bukue One: Lodged into the hip-hop scene in 1990, Del started off his professional mceeing career writing lyrics for his cousin Ice Cube's crew, The Lench Mob at the age of 18.
The Orange Peel
101 Biltmore Ave
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 13th @ 8
Title: Christine Kane
Desc: -(828) 257-4530
Kane brilliantly weaves a comedic thread throughout her stories and anecdotes while conveying a sense of magic and encouragement with her songs and voice.
Diana Wortham Theatre
2 S Pack sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 13th @ 9
Title: The Biscuit Burners
Desc: -(828) 232-5800
9pm w/Blind Corn Liquor Pickers- The importance of artists' work can be measured by the response from their peers, the media, and their audience. That being said, the world has taken notice of The Biscuit Burners, and has welcomed their Fiery Mountain Music with open arms.
 
Dates: October 14th @ 1
Title: Life Model Drawing Class
Desc: (828) 253-3227
1-5 pm Adult Studio Drawing Class iwth Signmund Abeles
The Asheville Art Museum
2 South Pack Sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 14th @ 7:30
Title: Pirates of Penzance
Desc: (828) 259-5544
Bravo Presents: Pirate of Penzance in the Civic Center Auditorium
Asheville Civic Center
87 Haywood St
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 14th @ 10:30 pm.
Title: Clown Show
Desc: Enjoy a day of family fun for everyone with The Health Adventure's Clown Show. New skits, songs, face painting and general clowning around are all part of this exciting day for children and families.
 
Dates: October 16th @ 10am
Title: Potpourri: Walk in the Gardens
Desc: (828) 252-5190
These informal walks will be led by a variety of people who are involved with the Gardens and will include a "grab bag" or potpourri of unscheduled topics that the walk leader chooses to offer on any given day.
bgardens@bellsouth.net
 
Dates: October 17th @ 8 pm.
Title: The Celtic Tenors
Desc: (828) 257-4530
Enjoy a remarkable evening with the rich, solid singing and arrangements of one of Ireland's most-touted cultural exports.
Diana Wortham Theatre
2 S Pack sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: Octoboer 18th @ 8 pm.
Title: The End of the Moon
Desc: (828) 253-3227
A subtle collage of electronics, violin, and video form the backdrop for Laurie Anderson's newest solo work, The End of the Moon. A break from her normally extensive reliance on multimedia, this performance is an intentially low-tech reflection on contemporary American culture.
mailbox@ashevilleart.org The Asheville Art Museum
2 South Pack Sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 20th @ 8
Title: Mark Nizer
Desc: (828) 257-4530
Imagine: the Laser Diablo -- four lasers juggled at 1000 rpm with the spinning laser beams dancing just above your head, a black light juggling routine that literally puts juggling in a whole new light, or five ping pong balls being thrown 20 feet in the air using only one's mouth.
Diana Wortham Theatre
2 S Pack sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 21st @ 9:30
Title: Benevento Russo Duo
Desc: Plus Chris Harford and the Band of Changes: Two guys, four hands, kaleidoscopically exploding wall of sound. Fifteen years playing together, 250 shows per annum, famous to the underground - they are Marco Benevento and Joe Russo.
The Orange Peel
101 Biltmore Ave
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 21th @ noon
Title: Bass Tournament
Desc: (814) 342-6706
The Bradford Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest presents a Bass Tournament. This event is sponsored by Philipburg Bassmasters. 15 participants. For more information, please contact Jeff Wood (814) 342-6706.
www.cradleofforestry.org
 
Dates: October 22nd
Title: Artists in Wood Annual Show
Desc: (828) 665-2492
Delight in the exceptional variety of mums on display in this juried show, from the smallest "button mums" to giant "football mums." The weekend also includes special guided garden and trail walks, tours, music and family activities.
NC Arboretum
100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 24 @ 8:30
Title: Mike Clark
Desc: (828) 232-5800
Mike Clark gained worldwide recognition as one of America's foremost jazz and funk drummers while playing with Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters in the early 1970's. He became known as a major innovator through his incisive playing on Hancock's album Thrust which garnered him an international cult following.
The Grey Eagle
185 Clingman Ave
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: 25th-26th
Title: WNC Orchid Society Show & Plant Sale, and Sneak Peek at Spring
Desc: North Carolina Arboretum: A weekend of natural beauty. View hundreds of orchids and learn about home orchid care from the pros. Guided garden walks, family activities and more. 828-665-2492
 
Dates: October 26th @ 9
Title: The Melvins
Desc: (828) 225-5851
Known almost as much for their sludgy tribute to the sounds of Black Sabbath as their association with adoring fan and protege Kurt Cobain, The Melvins were revered by many of the grunge bands that hit big in the early '90s.
The Orange Peel
101 Biltmore Ave
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: October 27th @ 7:15
Title: The Rain Maker
Desc: (828) 693-0731
Set in the 1950's drought-plagued West, the lives of the Curry family are permanently altered by the arrival of a smooth-talking con man who promises to conjure rain for a fee.
Flat Rock Playhouse
2661 Greenville Highway
Flat Rock, NC
 
Dates: October 29th @ 10 am.
Title: Tree and Leaf ID and Rubbing
Desc: (828) 252-5190
Join Suzanne Wodek to learn how to identify trees by bark, leaves and flowers/fruits. Fallen leaves will be gathered to press for future identification and craft projects. Donation of $1 per child is appreciated.
bgardens@bellsouth.net Asheville Botanical Gardens
151 W.T. Weaver Blvd
Asheville, NC
 
:: November ::
Dates: November 1st @ 2:15 & 7:15
Title: The Rainmaker
Desc: (828) 693-0731
Set in the 1950's drought-plagued West, the lives of the Curry family are permanently altered by the arrival of a smooth-talking con man who promises to conjure rain for a fee.
Flat Rock Playhouse
2661 Greenville Highway
Flat Rock, NC
 
Dates: November 4th @ 8
Title: the bluehouse
Desc: (828) 257-4530
Catch one of Australia's premier independent folk duos for an immensely entertaining and engaging live show, back for a second Mainstage Series performance by audience demand.
Diana Wortham Theatre
2 S Pack sq
Asheville, NC
 
Dates: November 11th @ 10 am.
Title: The River District Artists Studio Stroll
Desc: (828) 252-2699
The Studio Stroll is your chance to tour the studios, meet with the artists and purchase artwork, so bring your checkbook! (or cash)... Most of our artists do not have the ability to process credit cards.
www.riverdistrictartists.com
 
Dates: November 12th @ TBA
Title: The Asheville Film Festival 2006
Desc: (828) 259-5800
tba The Asheville Film Festival features competition in the feature, documentary, short film, animation, and student film categories. Come out to view provocative and fascinating films shot in North Carolina as well as stunning international entries.
 
Dates: November 16
Title: Nouveau Night
Desc: Wine lovers around the globe will be celebrating the release of Beaujolais Nouveau on Nov. 16. Local grape lovers can take part thanks to Asheville Downtown Association's annual fundraiser and wine tasting held at Haywood Park Hotel. (828) 251-9973.
 
Dates: November 18
Title: Annual Holiday Gingerbread Display
Desc: From Thanksgiving through Christmas, the Grove Park Inn decks its halls with festive trees and blazing hearths in addition to the main attraction, an annual gingerbread-house competition. Come see the creative talents of more than 200 participants of all ages. Nov. 24-Dec. 30. (828)252-2711. Free.
 
Dates: November 18
Title: Kids of All Ages
Desc: (828) 252-5190
Creating Holiday Ornaments from Nature. Suzanne Wodek: Kids will have the opportunity to choose from a variety of natural items found in the garden to create ornaments to hang on their tree or to give as gifts. Donation of $3 per child is appreciated; space is limited.
bgardens@bellsouth.net
 
:: December ::
Dates: December 1st
Title: Dickens in the Village
Desc:
Biltmore Village celebrates the season with a tree lighting, christmas carolers and old-time fun annually the first weekend of December. The event begins Friday, Dec. 1 at nightfall with the tree lighting. Biltmore and Hendersonville Road, Asheville. (828) 274-8488. Free.
 
:: December ::
Dates: December 1st
Title: Dickens in the Village
Desc:
Biltmore Village celebrates the season with a tree lighting, christmas carolers and old-time fun annually the first weekend of December. The event begins Friday, Dec. 1 at nightfall with the tree lighting. Biltmore and Hendersonville Road, Asheville. (828) 274-8488. Free.
 
Dates: December 1st
Title: 18th Annual Christmas Jam
Desc: Hometown hero Warren Haynes' yearly fundraising event draws big acts (Trey Anastasio, Ralph Stanley, Stanton Moore, etc.) and huge crowds for a night of memorable music in support of Habitat for Humanity. Held at Asheville Civic Center, mid-December. The event routinely sells out, so get your tickets early. Admission.
 
Dates: December 31st
Title: Downtown Countdown
Desc: Asheville Parks and Recreation sponsors this family-friendly New Year's Eve event each year. Music, food, and of course, fireworks. All day, Dec. 31st till the new year! Free.
 
:: January 07::
Dates: January 7
Title: Haywood Community College Retrospective
Desc: Haywood Community College Retrospective - The Haywood Community College Retrospective exhibition will display artwork from the faculty, artists-in-residence, and students of Haywood Community College Professional Crafts Program in the Main Gallery at the Folk Art Center. The Southern Highland Craft Guild (SHCG) is pleased to host this exhibition at such a significant milestone in the history of the Program.
 
Dates: January 13 & January 14
Title: L.A. Theatre Works-Private Lives by Noel Coward
Desc: Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville.
Visit The Diana Wortham Theatre Site for more info.
Tune in to the world of radio theatre but as a live performance featuring a first-rate cast and live sound effects. The highly popular L.A. Theatre Works is regularly broadcast to millions of listeners.
 
Dates: January 19
Title: Dickens in the Village
Desc: Ying String Quartet - All concerts are at 8:00 pm Friday evenings at the Asheville Unitarian Universalist Church on the corner of Charlotte Street and Edwin Place. Visit http://main.nc.us/ashevillechambermusic/ for more info.
 
Dates: January 22
Title: The Songwriters Tour
Desc: Visit www.peacecenter.org. Lyle Lovett has teamed up with fellow Texans Joe Ely and Guy Clark, plus the legendary John Hiatt for a show that's been compared to a 'back-porch hootenanny' and called 'a welcome change from the usual concert pyrotechnics.' Indeed the show is, as advertised, a songwriters event, in which the four men will play and sing together with no backing band. For country and Americana buffs, this is an obvious must-see; the rest of you would do right to drop in on this one as well. 7:30pm, Peace Concert Hall, $40, $45, $50.
   
Dates: January 23 thru January 28
Title: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Desc: Visit www.peacecenter.org. Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a rainbow ride through biblical Egypt on the wings of Andrew Lloyd Webber's (Cats, Phantom of the Opera, Evita) uplifting music and the humor and poetry of lyricist Tim Rice (Oscar-winning lyricist of Disney's Aladdin). This irresistible musical about the trials and triumphs of Joseph, Israel's favorite son, paints a picture of betrayal and hardship, prophecy and forgiveness. This Joseph cannot be missed.
 
Dates: January 23
Title: The Bulgarian State Opera: Aida
Desc: The Performing Arts Series celebrates the new year with Giuseppe Verdi's classic four-act opera Aida, presented on Tuesday, January 23. Sung in Italian (with supertitles) and featuring a live orchestra, the story is set in ancient Egypt, and tells the story of Aida, an enslaved Ethiopian princess and her forbidden love with an Egyptian warrior, Radames. Tickets for the Performing Arts Series events are on sale now at the Farthing Auditorium Box Office. Call 800-841-ARTS(2787) or 828-262-4046, or visit www.pas.appstate.edu. Tickets for all shows except Emmylou Harris are $16; $14 for ASU faculty and staff and $8 for students and children.
:: February 07 ::
Dates: February 1
Title: Ol' Time Religion
Desc: Featuring the American Spiritual Ensemble, 7:30 p.m. For season subscriptions or more information on the second season at Western's Fine and Performing Arts Center, contact Paul Lormand at (828) 227-2479, or visit the Web site at http://fapac.wcu.edu/.
 
Dates: February 2
Title: Canterbury Tales
Desc: Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville. Chaucer meets Monty Python in this deliciously saucy, slightly naughty, Medieval romp. Aquila's terrific cast gloriously brings to life The Canterbury Tales. - Aquila Theatre Company in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales - Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville. Visit www.dwtheatre.com/mainstage.html for more info. Chaucer meets Monty Python in this deliciously saucy, slightly naughty, Medieval romp. Aquila's terrific cast gloriously brings to life The Canterbury Tales.
 
Dates: February 3
Title: Romeo And Juliet
Desc:

Aquila Theatre Company in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet - Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville. Visit www.dwtheatre.com/mainstage.html for more info. Exquisite poetry and a timeless love story combine in an evening of sparkling drama.The compelling events that unfold out of the ancient rift between two great Italian families.

 
Dates: February 9 thru February 11
Title: Franz Lehar's Merry Widow
Desc: The Asheville Lyric Opera (ALO) is pleased to announce its 8th season in 2006-2007! For more information and updates on the 2006-2007 Season, child and adult education programs call 828-236-0670.
 
Dates: February 9
Title: Moscow String Quarte
Desc: All concerts are at 8:00 pm Friday evenings at the Asheville Unitarian Universalist Church on the corner of Charlotte Street and Edwin Place. Visit http://main.nc.us/ashevillechambermusic/ for more info.
 
Dates: February 13 thru February 14
Title: The Jacob Lawrence Project
Desc: Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville. Visit www.dwtheatre.com/mainstage.html for more info. America's most vibrant African American painter, Jacob Lawrence, is brought to life in dance by some of the most exciting choreographers working today.
 
Dates: February 17
Title: The Red Violin
Desc: Visit http://www.ashevillesymphony.org/ for more info. 8:00 P.M. The Asheville Symphony and Rachel Harding, violinist, will perform George Frideric Handel's Concerto Grosso op. 3 no. 5 in D Minor, John Corigliano's Chaccone from The Red Violin, Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso by Camille Saint-Saens, and Brahms' Symphony No. 2.
 
Dates: February 23
Title: Peter Schickele/P.D.Q. Bach
Desc: Porter Center, Brevard College, Brevard, NC.
For more info, www.brevard.edu. Friday, February 23 at 7:30 p.m./Ticket price $40 . The return of P.D.Q. Bach also marks the second co-presentation of Brevard College & the Brevard Music Center.
 
Dates: February 24
Title: Harlem Gospel Choir
Desc: Visit www.peacecenter.org for more info. They'll bring you to your feet, touch the depths of your soul, and raise your spirits to new heights. The Harlem Gospel Choir has spread their message of love, peace, and harmony around the world performing with stars like Diana Ross, Brooks and Dunn, and Bono. 8:00pm, Peace Concert Hall, $15, $20, $25.
 
Dates: February 27 thru March 4
Title: Camelot
Desc: Visit www.peacecenter.org for more info. British stage and film legend, Michael York (The Three Musketeers, Cabaret, and Austin Powers) stars in this magnificent new production of Lerner and Loewe's timeless masterpiece. King Arthur's enchanted kingdom, Camelot, is a place where honor and chivalry reign. But can this idyllic land survive when Queen Guenevere falls in love with Sir Lancelot? The splendid, memorable score includes the romantic and haunting 'If Ever I Would Leave You,' the captivating 'How to Handle a Woman,' and the majestic 'Camelot.' Re-discover the grandeur of one of history's greatest love stories.
:: March 07 ::
Dates: March 1
Title: Cirque le Masque -
Desc: It's a gravity-defying European stage show, 7:30 p.m. For season subscriptions or more information on the second season at Western's Fine and Performing Arts Center, contact Paul Lormand at (828) 227-2479, or visit the Web site at http://fapac.wcu.edu/.
 
Dates: March 2
Title: The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra
Desc: The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra has grown into one of the premier musical institutions in the Southeast. Tickets for the Performing Arts Series events are on sale now at the Farthing Auditorium Box Office. Call 800-841-ARTS(2787) or 828-262-4046, or visit www.pas.appstate.edu. Tickets for all shows except Emmylou Harris are $16; $14 for ASU faculty and staff and $8 for students and children.
 
Dates: March 4
Title: Ladysmith Black Mambazo
Desc: Porter Center, Brevard College, Brevard, NC. For more info, www.brevard.edu. Sunday, March 4 at 3 p.m. One of South Africa's long-running musical treasures; (New York Times) performs its mesmerizing Zulu music.
 
Dates: March 9 thru March 25
Title: Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing
Desc: For more information, visit www.ashevilletheatre.org. Oh, brother! Sibling mischief and best pal escapades are the problems Peter Hatcher faces in his attempts to deal with his impossible little brother, Fudge
 
Dates: March 9
Title: Kenny Rogers
Desc: With a new hit CD, Water & Bridges, the legendary Kenny Rogers is back where he belongs - on top of the country music world. As the only artist to chart a record in each of the last six decades, he'll perform his newest hits along with all-time classics like 'The Gambler' and 'Lady.' Visit www.peacecenter.org for more info. 7:30pm, Peace Concert Hall, $45, $55, $65.
 
Dates: March 15
Title: Cherryholmes
Desc: Porter Center, Brevard College, Brevard, NC. For more info, www.brevard.edu. Thursday, March 15 at 7:30 p.m. This family act is the hottest new act in bluegrass (Associated Press).
 
Dates: March 17
Title: Asheville Symphony Orchestra Presents "British Invasion"
Desc: Visit www.ashevillesymphony.org/ for more info. 8:00 P.M. The Asheville Symphony and cellist, Mark Kosower, will perform Franz Joseph Haydn's Symphony No. 104 London, Edward Elgar's Concerto for Violoncello op. 85 in E Minor, and An Orkney Wedding, with Sunrise by Peter Maxwell Davies.
 
Dates: March 17
Title: Out of the Mist: A Dragon & An Ire-ish Tale
Desc: It's a puppet extravaganza by Wood and Strings Theatre, 3 p.m. For season subscriptions or more information on the second season at Western's Fine and Performing Arts Center, contact Paul Lormand at (828) 227-2479, or visit the Web site at http://fapac.wcu.edu/.
 
Dates: March 20
Title: An Evening with Anoushka Shankar
Desc: Tickets for the Performing Arts Series events are on sale now at the Farthing Auditorium Box Office. Call 800-841-ARTS(2787) or 828-262-4046, or visit www.pas.appstate.edu. Tickets for all shows except Emmylou Harris are $16; $14 for ASU faculty and staff and $8 for students and children. Considered to be one of the finest sitar players in the world, Anoushka Shankar is the only artist in the world to be trained completely by the legendary sitar virtuoso and composer, Ravi Shankar, also her father.
 
Dates: Leahy
Title: Camelot
Desc: Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville.
Visit www.dwtheatre.com/mainstage.html for more info. A big, fast, exuberant performance like no other from a clan of eight Canadian brothers and sisters all of whom are amazing dancers in the Cape Breton-style and brilliant musicians on a variety of instruments.
 
Dates: March 27 thru April 1
Title: Sweet Charity
Desc: Visit www.peacecenter.org for more info. Do you want to have fun? Then just dance on over to Sweet Charity, the Broadway musical that offers fun, laughs, good times...starring the sensational Molly Ringwald. The star of Broadway's Cabaret, Ms. Ringwald takes center stage as Charity Hope Valentine, who's a true original, eternal optimist . . . and the unluckiest romantic in New York City.
 
Dates: March 29
Title: Dar He: The Lynching of Emmett Till
Desc: Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville. Visit www.dwtheatre.com/mainstage.html for more info. In 1955, a 14-year-old black Chicago youth traveled to the Mississippi Delta with country kinfolk and good southern meals on his mind. He walked off the train and into a world he did not understand - a world of thick color lines, hard-held class systems and unspeakable taboos.
 
Dates: March 31
Title: Dervish
Desc: Diana Wortham Theatre, Asheville. Visit http://www.dwtheatre.com/mainstage.html for more info. Among the multitude of reasons to see Dervish, one of the most brilliant bands of the Celtic genre, is the talent of lead singer Cathy Jordan. From Sligo in Northwest Ireland, Dervish has long stood at the forefront of traditional Irish groups.
 
 
 
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