Con la llegada de la primavera, las montañas se tiñen de verde y la nueva estación trae consigo un estallido de color a los senderos de Asheville y sus alrededores. Cientos de tipos de flores silvestres aparecen en los senderos que conducen a paisajes impresionantes e imponentes cascadas. Estos senderos están entre los favoritos locales para ver las mejores floraciones silvestres de primavera en las montañas del oeste de Carolina del Norte. Distintos tipos de flores silvestres florecen en momentos diferentes (debido a la altitud y a las ..read more

There are a lot of big questions entering Sunday’s Super Bowl LVIII contest in Las Vegas featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Fransico 49ers (6:30 p.m. ET on CBS and Nickelodeon). Will Kansas City’s Patrick Mahomes become only the fifth quarterback to win his third Super Bowl? Will Usher be the best halftime show ever? And most importantly, will we get a postgame confetti kiss between Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift!? The one question you shouldn’t have is where to watch the game in Asheville. Below is a list of great local spots to watch ..read more

Asheville will play host to a premier songwriting showcase on Saturday, Nov. 18 as eight finalists from across the country compete and perform for a chance to record a free album at Citizen Studios. NewSong Music Performance & Songwriting Competition will be held at Citizen Vinyl with artists from North Carolina, Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Tennessee and Massachusetts performing original music in front of a live audience and a panel of industry judges. The winner will receive a fully funded six-song EP, recorded and mixed at Citizen Studios with ..read more

photo by: ezekiel_coppersmith With the crisp arrival of autumn, Asheville also welcomes a magical time of secrets, surprises, and a hint of the supernatural. Experience the thrill of spooky season in the Asheville area—from late-night drives along the Blue Ridge Parkway to delicious fall treats, special seasonal events and more—with our guide below. Haunted Tours and Halloween Experiences in Asheville LaZoom Ghosted Comedy Tour – You'll laugh! You'll scream! You'll see ghosts! Grab a local beer and hop on the Big Purple Bus for a hilarious ..read more

Welcome basketball fans to the third edition of the Asheville Championship and to our beautiful mountain town! This tournament acts as an exciting first look at some potential bracket busters in March while making the most of a quick Asheville vacation. Here’s a quick rundown of the upcoming Division I tournament and an ultimate guide on where to stay and what to do, see and eat in Asheville between games. Schedule, Teams and How to Attend Harrah's Cherokee Center (87 Haywood St), in the heart of downtown Asheville, will play host to Clemson ..read more

The autumnal bliss that overtakes Asheville throughout the fall months is not something to be missed. There’s something centering about the transforming color palate of the Blue Ridge Mountains: the brilliant red, yellow and orange hues reminding us that change offers an arresting constant, and a nod to the lasting effects of its ephemeral beauty. There’s nothing like a mid-October drive on the Blue Ridge Parkway or a hike in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and we highly recommend that you check out these great spots for some scenic splendor. But ..read more

In Asheville, fall's arrival is heralded by some telltale signs: crisp mountain breezes, chunky knit sweaters, and leaves ablaze in vibrant hues. And, of course—Pumpkin. Spice. Everything. This warming spice blend makes its way into our world every September, turning our coffee cups into cozy, cinnamon-scented cauldrons of caffeine. And while the traditional pumpkin spice latte may be the poster child of fall beverages, there's a whole world of delicious seasonal sips waiting for you in Asheville and our surrounding towns. Izzy's: The Cardigan ..read more

Whether it’s taking in nine innings of baseball or enjoying a stunning late-summer hike amidst the ancient Blue Ridge Mountains, Labor Day weekend in Asheville opens up endless possibilities for fun and adventure. Here are five ways to enjoy the holiday weekend and take advantage of that extra day off! Last Chance to See the Asheville Tourists The 2023 minor league baseball season is ending for the Asheville Tourists with their final homestand running through Sunday against Bowling Green. Join them for dollar hot dogs on Friday (6:35 p.m ..read more

Asheville, tucked away in the nourishing atmosphere of the Blue Ridge Mountains, is renowned for its vibrant culinary scene. But beyond its thriving restaurants and eateries, there's a hidden treasure trove of flavors rolling through the city streets: food trucks. These mobile kitchens offer a delectable array of culinary creations that range from savory to sweet, traditional to exotic. Join us on a foodie's journey as we explore some of Asheville's top food trucks, each dishing out mouthwatering delights. Smashville Locally-sourced, delicious ..read more

The first issue of The Negro Motorist Green Book was published in 1937, a 15-page guide to make traveling safer in the state of New York for Black tourists and those passing through. The Green Book included safety checklists and driving dos and don’ts as well as advertisements for repair shops, restaurants, beauty parlors, and hotels that were vetted for Black travelers. The 1940 edition was the first to include Asheville businesses: two hotels – The Savoy Hotel at Eagle and Market Street and Booker T. Washington Hotel (later renamed James-Keys ..read more