Vantage Points: Contemporary Photography from the Whitney Museum of American Art will be on view in the Asheville Art Museum’s Explore Asheville Exhibition Hall December 18, 2020 through March 15, 2021. Vantage Points features a selection of photographic works from the 1970s to the mid-2000s…

Fantastical Forms: Ceramics as Sculpture is open and on display until April 5, 2021. The 25 works in this exhibition—curated by Associate Curator Whitney Richardson—highlight the Museum’s Collection of sculptural ceramics from the last two decades of the 20th century to the present. Each wor…

The North Carolina Arboretum invites viewers to deepen their connections to the natural world with its upcoming exhibit The Enveloping Landscape: A Contemplative Photographic Journey, on view in the Baker Exhibit Center Gallery until May 2.

The Wortham Center for the Performing Arts presents two virtual workshops with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo in February.

When asked to name a major film that they like featuring a person with a disability, the subjects of the documentary film, Code of the Freaks, respond with “No, I can’t name any” and “Yeah, that’s a pretty short list.” Playing a character with a disability, no matter how unrealistic or demea…

The Folk Heritage Committee is re-streaming last summer’s 93rd Annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival now through Feb. 21.

A new exhibit, When All God’s Children Get Together: A Celebration of the Lives and Music of the African American People in Far Western North Carolina, honors the diverse legacy of WNC - showcasing active communities of African American residents through stories and images of early Black chu…

The Haywood County Arts Council invites all Haywood County Studio Artists to participate in the annual Haywood County Studio Tour scheduled for Sept. 25-26.

Stop by the NC Glass Center gallery Wednesday-Sunday from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. to see the latest Featured Artist Exhibition: Wild Flora of Western North Carolina-by Carla Camasso. Admission is free.

Check out these new books available at the Haywood County Public Library! Go to www.haywoodlibrary.org to put them on hold for yourself or email Kathy at kathleen.olsen@haywoodcountync.gov

The community is invited to Long’s Chapel United Methodist Church in Clyde where church members will bring the Christmas story alive during a drive-through live drama.

Tom A. Jerman, a resident of Biltmore Park in Asheville has published a book telling the comprehensive history of St. Nicholas and the world’s midwinter gift-givers.

Due to popular demand, Flat Rock Playhouse has extended its production of “A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas, A Virtual Production.”

A spectacular professional production of the full original Nutcracker ballet from Imperial Russia interpreted and performed by Asheville’s own Ballet Company, directed by Ann Dunn will be streaming online this year.

Next up on the HART virtual stage is Together: Love Songs and Scenes from the Stage to You, filmed on the HART stage and brought to you.

Grove Arcade announces the return of its annual Winter Wonderland holiday celebration, which has been a tradition celebrated since 2006. The Arcade is transformed into a wreath-bedecked winter paradise showcasing Asheville’s local craftspeople, restaurants and retailers.

The tradition continues with A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas, A Virtual Production, running from Nov. 30 through Dec. 20.

The tumultuous world of college athletics can strip one of all normalcy and self identity. Maria Young, a star basketball player at TC Roberson and Limestone College, knows this firsthand. After exploring the subject in her memoir, Lost in a Game, local author Maria C. Young adapted the book…

Art enthusiasts and holiday shoppers around the country are invited to visit WNC galleries virtually from home and kick back with a glass of wine late afternoons while viewing, shopping online and enjoying the season with these weekday Zoom gatherings.