Asheville

Discover finely crafted woodworking at Hendersonville Farmers Market as a booth showcases pieces made with care and precision. The selection ranges from practical accents for the home to distinctive decorative art, so shoppers can pick out a thoughtful gift, add a rustic accent to their space, or simply gather ideas. Admission is free, and visitors can enjoy local vendors, fresh produce, live music, and more while they explore.

650 Maple Street, Hendersonville

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Visit the farm market in Mills River each week during its May-through-October season.

94 School House Rd, Mills River

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This hands-on workshop delves into how to locate, address, and treat trigger points across both the upper and lower body. Participants practice clear communication while applying release techniques, and explore how trigger point work can affect the autonomic nervous system. The session also covers common pain patterns linked to major muscles of the upper body, with guided practice focused on treatments for the head, neck, and back. Different trigger point tools are introduced to build practical skills and help clarify when and how each tool can support effective care. It is well suited for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of trigger points and the methods and tools used to work with them.

16 Eagle St, Asheville

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Buncombe County Government and Novant Health are partnering with Swannanoa Valley Christian Ministry to offer a Halloween health fair with free mammograms, blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, vaccines, and candy. Mammograms are available on site to uninsured Buncombe County residents over 40 and require an appointment. No appointment is needed for blood pressure and blood sugar screenings or vaccines, including flu, COVID, Hepatitis A and B, tetanus/Tdap, and shingles. Services are free or low cost, and insurance will be billed for those with coverage.

117 Montreat Rd, Black Mountain

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This NAMI family support group in Asheville offers a peer-led space for relatives, partners, and caregivers of people with mental health conditions. Participants connect in a confidential, encouraging setting to exchange experiences, learn from one another, and develop practical strategies for supporting loved ones. The group meets every Saturday in downtown Asheville and is free and open to all.

356 Biltmore Ave, Asheville

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The Swannanoa Market is a welcoming place for the community to gather, shop local, spend time with friends, bring children, and meet neighbors. Growers, bakers, makers, artists, and small businesses are invited to apply to take part. Volunteers, musicians, children’s activities, and sponsors are also welcome.

216 Whitson Ave, Swannanoa

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A festive pumpkin patch offers complimentary candy for trick or treaters. Costumes are encouraged, and pumpkins will be on hand, with proceeds supporting the Fletcher UMC Youth ministry and more.

50 Library Rd, Fletcher

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This immersive sound bath in Asheville offers time to settle in as layered vibrations from more than 40 handcrafted Himalayan singing bowls fill the space. Led by Vivek, the flowing tones and overtones can calm the mind, release tension, and help you reconnect with yourself as a new week approaches. The grounding harmonics are intended to encourage shifts across physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual layers, supporting a gentle reset with added clarity and balance. Yoga mats, pillows, and blankets are provided. This gathering is among the final local sessions before a move to South Florida.

149 S Lexington Ave, Asheville

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