The next RiverLink Bus Tour will be Thursday, April 14, when the public is invited to tour the French Broad and Swannanoa Rivers with RiverLink. The Tour offers answers about Asheville's past, present and future: What is the Wilma Dykeman RiverWay Plan and what does it hold for Asheville's future? What are the plans for the old Cotton Mill down on Riverside Drive? How did the Flood of 1916 change the river area landscape?
The tour departs from the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce parking area (36 Montford Avenue). We ask that guests arrive at about 11:45 so the tour can start promptly at noon. This is an opportunity to see the improvements that have occurred and hear what is coming over the next several months and years to make our rivers better places to work, live and play. You will learn some local history and visit some streets and neighborhoods you have never seen before.
This tour is free for RiverLink members. Non-members cost $15 per person. Lunch is not provided but you can bring your own. Reservations are required. Go to www.riverlink.org to make your reservation online or call 828-252-8474 ext. 11.
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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Asheville Tourists Baseball Knows How to Throw a Party
The Ashveille Tourists Baseball Team announces Birthday Parties now available at McCormick Field. You want to throw your child the best birthday party ever, but don't want the hassle of set up, cooking food, baking the cake and then cleaning it all up
Tourists birthday coordinator J.T. Chadwel will take care of everything from the food to the fun and the cleanup, leaving you to celebrate with the kids and the Tourists! There are two different packages to choose from, both are turn key and no hassle for you the parent. Contact J.T. Chadwel at (828)258-0428 or email him, to book your party.
Tourists birthday coordinator J.T. Chadwel will take care of everything from the food to the fun and the cleanup, leaving you to celebrate with the kids and the Tourists! There are two different packages to choose from, both are turn key and no hassle for you the parent. Contact J.T. Chadwel at (828)258-0428 or email him, to book your party.
The Home Run Birthday Party
The Home Run Package provides the following:
General Admission seating
A hot dog & soda for everyone in the party
A delicious cake from Sam's Club
A balloon, baseball & sharpie for the birthday child
Picture opportunity with Ted E. Tourist
Public Announcement & Scoreboard Recognition
Special birthday song from Ted E. Tourist & Friends
Party Invitations with Tourists logo
A minimum of 10 people are required for all birthday party packages. You get all of that for just $14 per person.
The Grand Slam Birthday Party
The Grand Slam Package provides the following:
Box Seating
Slice of pizza & soda for everyone in the party
A delicious cake from Sam's Club
A balloon, baseball & sharpie for the birthday child
Picture opportunity with Ted E. Tourist
Public Announcement & Scoreboard Recognition
Participation in the "play ball" promotion
Interactive game ticket & party favor for each person in the party.
Party Invitations with Tourists logo
A minimum of 10 people are required for all birthday party packages. You get all of that for just $17 per person.
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Sweet Violet Chocolate Lounge Opens today in Hendersonville
Jesse Roque, Executive Chef and Owner of Never Blue, is pleased to announce that the long awaited Chocolate Lounge, known as Sweet Violet, will be opening its doors on Saturday, April 2. Located in the back room of the Never Blue restaurant, Sweet Violet will feature handmade chocolates, specialty desserts, a handpicked selection of Scotch, and access to the full bar in Never Blue. Sweet Violet is catering to diners in the restaurant who might want to linger over dessert or drinks, as well as patrons who just want to stop in for chocolate or an after dinner cocktail.
For the Spring months, Sweet Violet is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, with dessert service beginning at 5pm. This summer, expect to see earlier hours, with the doors opening at 12noon.
Never Blue buys local and organic products from community farms, helping to support the commonwealth of agriculture in western North Carolina. The restaurant is located at 119 So. Main Street in Hendersonville NC.
For the Spring months, Sweet Violet is open Tuesdays through Saturdays, with dessert service beginning at 5pm. This summer, expect to see earlier hours, with the doors opening at 12noon.
Never Blue buys local and organic products from community farms, helping to support the commonwealth of agriculture in western North Carolina. The restaurant is located at 119 So. Main Street in Hendersonville NC.
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Foolish Things to do thing weekend in the Mountains
April 1 at Heinzelmannchen Brewery First Friday Event: great food from The Villages at Sapphire paired with Heinzelmannchen beer samples from 5-8 p.m. AT the brewery on the back street of downtown Sylva - No foolin!
April 1 Asheville Downtown Galleries Walk begins the season's self-guided tour this weekend. Browse through more than 20 Asheville art and craft galleries in a festive atmosphere.
April 1-2 Waynesville's Quilters Quarters celebrates its 4th Birthday with sales, fat squares and refreshments.April 1-2 Tryon's Fool Festival A variety of fun and foolish events including a street dance and dance contest, Tryon's Talent Show, Outhouse, Stroller Race and the Trashion Show.
April 2 Asheville's Artisan Bread Bakers Festival - Local bakers offer samples, demonstrations and workshops in this highly popular annual event
April 2 Brevard's Sesquicentennial Bluegrass Gospel Concert Transylvania Heritage Museum presents the Cockman Family with Soul Vision performing Bluegrass gospel
April 2 6 Hours of Warrior Creek Bike Race - Watch riders challenge themselves at the newest and toughest course in the W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir trail system at this2nd Annual event in Wilkesboro NC
April 2-3 Bryson City hosts SERC-US Cup East Series #2 The Series continues on arguably the most famous trail system in the East. The course is fast and flowing with plenty of climbing - a classic mountain bike event.
April 2 - 3 Blowing Rock's Trout Derby is a FREE event with NO pre-registration necessary. 6 AM -5PM Saturday, Noon -4PM Sunday. Public waters only, no ponds.
April 1 Asheville Downtown Galleries Walk begins the season's self-guided tour this weekend. Browse through more than 20 Asheville art and craft galleries in a festive atmosphere.
April 1-2 Waynesville's Quilters Quarters celebrates its 4th Birthday with sales, fat squares and refreshments.April 1-2 Tryon's Fool Festival A variety of fun and foolish events including a street dance and dance contest, Tryon's Talent Show, Outhouse, Stroller Race and the Trashion Show.
April 2 Asheville's Artisan Bread Bakers Festival - Local bakers offer samples, demonstrations and workshops in this highly popular annual event
April 2 Brevard's Sesquicentennial Bluegrass Gospel Concert Transylvania Heritage Museum presents the Cockman Family with Soul Vision performing Bluegrass gospel
April 2 6 Hours of Warrior Creek Bike Race - Watch riders challenge themselves at the newest and toughest course in the W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir trail system at this2nd Annual event in Wilkesboro NC
April 2-3 Bryson City hosts SERC-US Cup East Series #2 The Series continues on arguably the most famous trail system in the East. The course is fast and flowing with plenty of climbing - a classic mountain bike event.
April 2 - 3 Blowing Rock's Trout Derby is a FREE event with NO pre-registration necessary. 6 AM -5PM Saturday, Noon -4PM Sunday. Public waters only, no ponds.
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