The Seventeenth Annual Queer Girls Literary Reading, a series started in 2009 by Lori Horvitz, Professor Emeritus of English at UNC Asheville. For the first six years, the yearly event, a celebration of Asheville’s queer literary women—including local and regional writers of varying ages, identities, races and abilities, took place in the library at the
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Bearded Lady Productions is stepping back into “High Heels” at Plant Bar’s South Slope location on Friday, September 25th at 7:00 p.m. This crowd-favorite drag experience returns with another lively evening of big performances, bold personalities, and all the fun of a night out—without the next-morning regrets. Tickets are $5–$10 and available now at BeardedLadyProductions.org.
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Whether you are interested in housing issues, poverty, civil legal aid, economic inequality, community advocacy, or simply want to better understand challenges facing working families, the Justice Forum offers an opportunity to listen, learn, and engage.
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Join us on our free Justice Matters Tour to learn more about Pisgah Legal and how community members like you can stand for justice with us. Our next Justice Matters Tour will be Thursday, September 17th from noon – 1pm. We hope you’ll join us! *Justice Matters Tours require at least 10 participants. If we
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Asheville is a community of people who come from everywhere. Let’s celebrate it! What better way to acknowledge our rich diversity than through food and drink? Join us on Sunday, September 13th at Cooperative Coffee in West Asheville for an afternoon filled with the folks and food that represent the rich heritage of our neighbors.
The course is also stroller-friendly, and well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome to participate, making the event especially accessible for families and groups looking for a fun way to stay active during the holiday season.
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The route includes a few moderate hills but is designed to be approachable for both runners and walkers. With quiet neighborhood streets, very little vehicle traffic, and spectators cheering along the course, the Turkey Trot is a family-friendly Thanksgiving event.
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Both the 5K and 1 Mile routes travel through the revitalized Historic 7th Avenue District and include portions of the Oklawaha Greenway. iDaph describes both routes as fairly flat, with a mix of pavement and natural surroundings designed to make the course enjoyable for runners and walkers alike.
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Nashville Emerging Artist Night (NEAN) is a premier showcase spotlighting Music City’s most promising up-and-coming artists and songwriters. A carefully curated lineup performing original music, giving audiences an exclusive first look at Nashville’s next generation of talent. NEAN celebrates creativity, storytelling, and the vibrant future of the city’s musical landscape. This intimate, acoustic showcase presents six
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Expect glam-rock attitude, rhinestones, theatrical performances, and a cast ready to turn a Sunday afternoon into something closer to a stadium show. Guests are encouraged to embrace the theme with leather, lace, concert-inspired looks, or whatever makes them feel ready to rock.
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