Events in 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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Volunteers will build shelters for community cats in the parking lot of Asheville Veterinary Associates West, helping outdoor cats stay protected and warm through the winter. All materials are provided. Working in teams of two is encouraged for easier assembly, though participants may work alone or pair with another volunteer. The goal is to complete 60 shelters, so a large volunteer turnout is needed. Finished shelters are free for community cat caregivers, limited to two per caregiver, and will be stored at Asheville Veterinary Associates West for pickup during business hours. The shelters will be constructed according to a provided design.

50 New Leicester Hwy, Asheville

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House of Black Cat Magic hosts a community market in West Asheville that spotlights local makers and practitioners celebrating magic, cats, and everything in between. Browse a variety of vendor booths, pick up magical supplies in the shop, visit the cat lounge to pet the panthers, and wrap up the experience with an intuitive reading. Admission is free for attendees. Vendors pay a small booth fee, and a portion of proceeds benefits Binx's Home for Black Cats. Local crafters, makers, artists, and readers are welcome to apply for a vendor spot.

841 Haywood Rd, Asheville

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A calming, kid-friendly coloring session in the company of cats invites young creators to unwind through art and feline companionship. Coloring books and markers are provided, and when the artwork is complete, participants can take their picture home or display it on the shop altar for Bastet. Tickets are $15 for one child plus one adult, and admission supports the care of resident panthers. Children ages 13 and under are welcome. The environment is intended to remain calm and relaxing, and cat lounge rules apply to all attendees. An adults-only version of this experience is available separately.

841 Haywood Rd, Asheville

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New Testament Baptist Church hosts a family friendly fall festival featuring games with prizes, an inflatable play area, popcorn and cotton candy, and a meal provided for attendees. A chili cooking contest is part of the festivities, and guests can help judge which recipe comes out on top. It offers simple activities, tasty treats, and time together for all ages.

1209 E Main St, Old Fort

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Adults and kids ages 12 and older can take part in the NIA Halloween dance, while people of all ages can enjoy games and snacks in the Fellowship Hall classrooms. Costumes are welcome but not required. Proceeds support the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Hendersonville’s operating budget for 2026–2027.

2021 Kanuga Rd, Hendersonville

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A staged reading brings to life the 1938 Mercury Theatre radio script inspired by the novel by H. G. Wells. Adapted by Howard E. Koch, co writer of Casablanca, and originally directed and narrated by Orson Welles, the broadcast famously unsettled listeners who believed an alien invasion was real. This presentation performs the original script onstage, capturing the rising tension and eerie atmosphere that made the story unforgettable.

229 S Washington St, Hendersonville

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Fringe Revival brings a psychedelic 60s trip to One World Brewing West with a $10 cover. The Asheville, NC tribute outfit channels the bold sound and spirit of 1966 to 1970, delivering faithful takes on beloved hits alongside overlooked deep cuts. With energetic performances and an authentic feel, they revisit music associated with Steppenwolf, Cream, The Doors, and more. The program is crafted to reflect the raw power, exploratory playing, and unmistakable textures of late 60s psychedelic rock, celebrating songs that helped define a generation.

520 Haywood Rd, Asheville

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A mall monster mash sets the scene for a playful gathering with something for everyone. The event features games, prize giveaways, and treat bags for children, creating a spirited experience suitable for all ages.

3 S Tunnel Rd, Asheville

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Celebrate Halloween with a family-friendly Trunk or Treat. Decorate your car if you like, bring candy to share, and have the kids come in costume.

439 Old Mars Hill Hwy, Weaverville

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West Hendersonville Baptist Church hosts a community trunk or treat featuring decorated trunks, candy, and other sweet treats. This family friendly gathering is open to everyone, and costumes are welcome. The atmosphere centers on fellowship and creating simple hometown memories.

730 Willow Rd, Hendersonville

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Every Saturday, After/Glow hosts rotating DJ sets where music is paired with food and drinks. The roster spans DJ Mx. Nixx and DJ JG, DJ Earl Grae and DJ Neptune Spins, The Art of House featuring Traveling with Jericho and Nex Millen, DJ Neon Samurai and DJ Mx.Nixx, DJ Atreau and DJ Amani, DJ Ramin Neshan and Farstad, and a surprise DJ.

95 Roberts St, Asheville

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A Halloween celebration at American Legion Post NC 77 welcomes the public with a $5 donation. The upstairs event hall hosts live music from Local Gossip Party Band, keeping the dance floor moving with favorites spanning the 1970s through the 2000s. The kitchen will be closed, so attendees may bring their own food.

257 3rd Ave W, Hendersonville

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Celebrate Halloween at T Birds with a laid back party featuring cold beer, a community potluck, and plenty of karaoke. Guests are encouraged to wear costumes, get creative, and come ready for fun. The potluck invites everyone to bring an appetizer or side dish to share, with some food already on hand. As the evening rolls on, the microphone opens for karaoke, whether you want to sing your favorites or cheer others on. Expect a festive atmosphere with laughs and music.

439 Old Mars Hill Hwy, Weaverville

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Step into a welcoming, judgment-free dance space where movement becomes personal expression. There is no choreography to follow, and everyone is invited to move in their own way while tuning in to the body and the music. The environment stays quiet and substance-free, with no talking or drinking. People take part for many reasons, whether for spiritual growth, therapeutic release, or simply to let go of stress. No prior dance experience is needed. The soundtrack unfolds like a wave, beginning gently, building in intensity, then softening into a peaceful close. The experience includes time to arrive and warm up, an opening circle when the doors close, a spacious dance journey, and a brief sound bath leading into a closing circle. Dancing is barefoot to encourage grounding and connection with the earth. To protect the space, photography and video are not allowed. Presented by Alchemystic, created by Nick Mueller and Kelly Flowers.

1171 Spartanburg Hwy, Hendersonville

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The Grey Eagle in Asheville, NC presents a night with jazz duo Dana and Alden on Papa’s Boat Tour, with Alex Amen also performing. Their latest work draws inspiration from their grandfather, lovingly called Papa, whose travels and a photo of him beside his boat Sŵn y Môr, meaning Sound of the Sea, sparked the album that shares his spirit. Built around Dana’s saxophone and Alden’s drums and recorded in London with Malcolm Catto, the music expands with contributions from Ebba Dankel on vocals and keys, Andrew Mitchell on bass, Eli Torgersen on vocals and guitar, and Salim Charvet on sax and synths. The sound is rooted in jazz while weaving in indie, pop, rap, bossa nova, and more, with water as a recurring theme for reflection and discovery. Collaborators include Mei Semones, Melanie Charles, and Brazilian songwriter Marcos Valle, who appears on El Gaucho and Friendship Is A Boat. This event is open to all ages and is standing room only.

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Experience a measured, dynamic sequence that guides you smoothly from one yoga pose to the next as your breath leads each movement. The practice blends strength, flexibility, balance, and attentive alignment, with some postures held a bit longer to encourage deeper focus. It is designed to nurture calm concentration and a clear connection between body and mind.

1620 Brevard Road, Hendersonville

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Celebrate the support of neighbors, families, and small businesses with food and drink specials, giveaways, and live music from Daniel Sage.

1307 7th Ave E, Hendersonville

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For more than 20 years, the Chefs of St. John have served a parish breakfast with a spread that often includes bacon and sausage, eggs, grits with gravy, fruit salad, potatoes, biscuits, and beverages. Each month brings a special addition such as pancakes, French toast, or waffles. The cost is $6 per person or $12 per family. No RSVP is necessary, and all are welcome.

1905 Greenville Hwy, Flat Rock

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Hosted by local musician Don Childs, this open mic at Trust General Store & Cafe welcomes seasoned musicians, beginners learning to play or sing, and anyone who enjoys live music. Attendees can take the mic to share a song or settle in to listen, and the cafe has items available to order. It offers a relaxed way to spend a Sunday surrounded by music.

14535 NC 209 Hwy, Hot Springs

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Experience a calming sound bath at Yoga and Massage in Hendersonville, NC, featuring the soothing tones of crystal bowls, gongs, and chimes designed to ease stress, support energy center balance, and invite deep relaxation. This is a still class with no movement.

1620 Brevard Road, Hendersonville

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Sundays at The Mule focus on pro football, with games shown throughout the season on the big screen and the bar TVs. Look for drink specials and food while the action unfolds. The large screen is not guaranteed for every matchup or start time each week, and the venue’s events calendar will note other happenings that may affect what is shown.

131 Sweeten Creek Rd, Asheville

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A holiday favorite returns to The Hop, with both dairy and vegan versions of Peppermint Stick Ice Cream available at all locations through December. This seasonal tradition brings a festive touch and a little warmth to the winter months.

640 Merrimon Ave, Asheville

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Start with a lively flow that links one posture to the next through steady breath, building strength, flexibility, balance, and clear alignment to bring mind and body together. Then shift into a calming yin segment with passive shapes held for roughly three to five minutes to reach the deeper connective tissues, including fascia, ligaments, and joints. Props are provided as needed for comfort and support.

1620 Brevard Road, Hendersonville

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Unwind in a cozy cat lounge with a 50 minute coloring session alongside affectionate resident panthers. Coloring books, markers, and plenty of feline company are provided, creating a peaceful space to ease stress and anxiety. Meet other cat lovers, choose a cat-themed page from adult coloring books, and enjoy quiet time with the cats. When your artwork is complete, take it home or display it on the shop altar honoring Bastet. Tickets are $15 per person, and proceeds support the care of the resident panthers. Participants ages 12 and up are welcome, and the atmosphere is intended to remain calm and relaxing for everyone.

841 Haywood Rd, Asheville

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Set aside time to honor your roots during a moment when the boundary between worlds feels thinner. This gathering offers a welcoming introduction to ritual practices inspired by the everyday spiritual traditions of Ancient Egypt, centering connection, remembrance, and healing. Whether beginning ancestral work or seeking to deepen it, participants are guided in a way that remains accessible, meaningful, and grounded. Once the space is opened, the experience moves into a gong journey that supports lineage healing and strengthens the bond with those who came before. Attendees are invited to bring offerings for their ancestors, such as flowers or personally meaningful objects that support connection. Some will be used at a personal place during the ritual and will go home afterward. Another small offering of natural items can be set aside to be carried to Egypt in February and given in the land of the dead on behalf of the group. Additional items will be available to choose from that day. Please select offerings with care and intention.

602 Haywood Rd, Asheville

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Explore how Literacy Connection serves the community and the many ways volunteers can contribute in this introductory orientation. The session is designed to help you decide whether the programs are a good match for your interests, with no obligation to sign up. Staff will share the organization’s mission, provide an overview of tutoring and literacy offerings, and explain volunteer opportunities, expected time commitments, and training. There will be time for questions and conversation with team members. For questions, email kelly@litconnection.org.

204 6th Ave W, Hendersonville

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Enjoy a traditional Irish music session featuring regional musicians, with Celtic sounds and a welcoming atmosphere.

873 Lennox Park Drive, Hendersonville

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Build confidence for labor with a fast-paced, hands-on class for expectant parents and their support people. Practice helpful labor positions, counter-pressure and massage, and ways to use movement, breathing, and the environment for relief. The class also covers partner support skills and comfort options for those planning an epidural and those who are not. Through movement and real-life scenarios, participants can learn practical ways to feel more prepared and supported. The class is suited to first-time parents and anyone hoping for a better experience this time around, and partners are encouraged to participate.

201 Charlotte St, Asheville

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A monthly astrology salon at The Crow & Quill in Asheville explores the transformative sky of 2026. Each gathering offers a concise look at the astrology on the horizon, then opens into discussion, Q&A, and contemplative sharing. All experience levels are welcome across every lineage and tradition of astrology. The setting invites imagination, with absinthe available and an atmosphere suited to thoughtful conversation about the heavens. The series is hosted by Frank Salzano of Medicine of the Starry Heavens, an astrologer, cultural astronomer, and storyteller focused on old world astrology, cross cultural star myths, and celestial folklore.

106 N Lexington Ave, Asheville

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Women navigating cancer can connect in a caring setting to share their stories and discuss treatment experiences. The group is facilitated by someone who has survived cancer four times and focuses on understanding, encouragement, and peer support. Meetings take place at the Woodfin YMCA in the conference room on the third floor. Attendance is free and open to all. Please contact Will Weintraub at acwein123@gmail.com before attending. Registration is available at the front desk or online.

40 N Merrimon Ave, Asheville

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Spend an evening playing board games in a welcoming, group-friendly setting. Choose from the games provided or bring a favorite of your own. Come on your own or with friends, and no prior experience is needed. Drinks are available to enjoy while you play.

873 Lennox Park Drive, Hendersonville

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