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12th Annual French Broad River Festival

Come on out to Hot Springs this weekend for the 12th annual French Broad River Festival. Three days of absolute magic. The line up is going to make for a great festival. Reverend Horton Heat, Acoustic Syndicate, Larry Keel and the Natural Bridge, Snake Oil Medicine Show, Josh Phillips and the Folk Festival and Jen and the Juice are just a few of the musicians performing. And with this weather, is there any place better to be than in Hot Springs.

You will also be able to shop for some really good outdoor gear at the Silent Auction or with the vendors. There will also be a raffle so bring some cash for the Live Auction too. And if you are up for it, join one of the races. The

Asheville Dining Out For Life

Table settingDining Out for Life in Asheville NC is a fabulous fundraiser. Take a moment to plan your meals out and you

Free Family Fun: Asheville Earth Day

HulasCome one come all; have some healthy, family fun at Martin Luther King Park today, Saturday April 18th

Join us for the Second Annual AED: Asheville

Asheville Herb Festival – May 1-3 2009

Just as I was looking at our tomato starts in the kitchen this morning, I realized I had very little seeds in the herb department. I really want to plant a medicine herb garden and culinary herb garden. Then I realized it

HATCHfest Asheville April 15-19


The inaugural HATCHfest is approaching quickly and it will be a festival experience unlike any other. HATCHfest is a mentoring festival for the creative industries featuring world-renowned artists. Hosting panels, workshops, keynote speakers, exhibits, performances, receptions, networking parties and more.

Detailed HATCHfest Schedule: www.musicallies.com

For more details, See MountainXpress Article: Hatch Asheville rolls out guest list

Below, a list of the mentors for each of the disciplines:

Easter Bunny has Arrived: Local Easter Egg Hunts

WNC Easter Egg Hunts - Asheville NCLuckily for those of us in Asheville there are ample opportunities for the kids to join in some Easter Egg Fun! From community park egg hunts to Train Rides with Snoopy you can have a blast this weekend, joining the fun of Traditional Easter Egg hunts.

One year our family visited the Biltmore Estate for our Easter egg extravaganza, and I have to admit it was pretty fun. Although the organized egg hunt proved to be only somewhat entertaining, we had a blast hiding and rediscovering our own eggs hidden strategically throughout the beautiful tulip gardens that are blooming this time of year!

Asheville Citizen Times: Guide to WNC Easter egg hunts:

April 11, 2009
Community Easter egg hunt, 10 a.m.-noon, St. Paul’s Church, 32 Rosscraggon Road, Building B, Skyland. Inflatables, activities, refreshments, more. Third grade and younger. Call 277-7730.

Fletcher Easter egg hunt and parade of hats. 12:15 p.m., Fletcher Community Park. Visit www.fletcherparks.org. The fields will be covered with over 8,000 eggs full of prizes and candy for everyone participating, and the Easter Bunny will be there to officially start the Easter Egg Hunt!

Grovewood Gallery and Caf

UNC Tar Heels Win 2009 NCAA Championship

UNC TarHeels Win 2009 NCAA ChampionshipLast night the UNC Tar heels defeated Michigan State University 89 / 72.

UNC took the lead fast; 21 / 7 in the first few minutes of the game. By half time the Tar Heels were leading 55 / 34, which is both the highest number of points ever scored and the largest lead ever seen in the 1st half of any NCAA Championship game! They continued to held on to this lead the entire game. Although it wasn