Stitching Stories Reimagined
Textile-based traveling exhibit translating incarcerated women's struggles into stitched symbols of resilience, healing, and advocacy. Free installation at Black Mountain United Methodist Church invites reflective viewing and community conversation.
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Stitched textile installations translate incarcerated women’s individual struggles into powerful symbols of resilience, healing, empathy, and advocacy, presented free through a local ministry partnership as the Western North Carolina stop of the traveling exhibit.
Stitched textile installations translate incarcerated women’s individual struggles into powerful symbols of resilience, healing, empathy, and advocacy, presented free through a local ministry partnership as the Western North Carolina stop of the traveling exhibit.
Stitched textile installations translate incarcerated women’s individual struggles into powerful symbols of resilience, healing, empathy, and advocacy, presented free through a local ministry partnership as the Western North Carolina stop of the traveling exhibit.
Intimate gallery reception celebrating emerging regional visual artists, featuring new work with opportunities to meet creators and mingle among exhibits in a welcoming community arts setting.
Intimate gallery reception celebrating emerging regional visual artists, featuring new work with opportunities to meet creators and mingle among exhibits in a welcoming community arts setting.
Intimate gallery reception celebrating emerging regional visual artists, featuring new work with opportunities to meet creators and mingle among exhibits in a welcoming community arts setting.
Soft lit opening reception for a botanical focused exhibition, presenting floral paintings, prints, and mixed media pieces; attendees can mingle with artists among curated gallery installations in a convivial community arts setting.
Soft lit opening reception for a botanical focused exhibition, presenting floral paintings, prints, and mixed media pieces; attendees can mingle with artists among curated gallery installations in a convivial community arts setting.
Soft lit opening reception for a botanical focused exhibition, presenting floral paintings, prints, and mixed media pieces; attendees can mingle with artists among curated gallery installations in a convivial community arts setting.
Colorful, exploratory visual work by adult students at Black Mountain Center for the Arts, spotlighting emerging local artists in a community gallery exhibition that maps recent classroom explorations and creative development.
Colorful, exploratory visual work by adult students at Black Mountain Center for the Arts, spotlighting emerging local artists in a community gallery exhibition that maps recent classroom explorations and creative development.
Colorful, exploratory visual work by adult students at Black Mountain Center for the Arts, spotlighting emerging local artists in a community gallery exhibition that maps recent classroom explorations and creative development.
Facilitated workshop exploring spiritual dimensions of depolarization and practical listening techniques in a neighborhood community center; free ticketed session by Meaningful Conversations Asheville emphasizes compassionate dialogue, civic bridging, and reflective practices.
Facilitated workshop exploring spiritual dimensions of depolarization and practical listening techniques in a neighborhood community center; free ticketed session by Meaningful Conversations Asheville emphasizes compassionate dialogue, civic bridging, and reflective practices.
Facilitated workshop exploring spiritual dimensions of depolarization and practical listening techniques in a neighborhood community center; free ticketed session by Meaningful Conversations Asheville emphasizes compassionate dialogue, civic bridging, and reflective practices.
Exploratory local history presentation on Warren Wilson’s role in the Swannanoa Valley, pairing archival photos and oral histories with curator-led interpretation at the Swannanoa Valley Museum & History Center.
Exploratory local history presentation on Warren Wilson’s role in the Swannanoa Valley, pairing archival photos and oral histories with curator-led interpretation at the Swannanoa Valley Museum & History Center.
Exploratory local history presentation on Warren Wilson’s role in the Swannanoa Valley, pairing archival photos and oral histories with curator-led interpretation at the Swannanoa Valley Museum & History Center.
Women from the Pacific Northwest present materially rich works—textiles, ceramics, and mixed media—that foreground craft and regional perspectives; gallery open Wednesdays through Sundays, on view through May 17, 2026.
Women from the Pacific Northwest present materially rich works—textiles, ceramics, and mixed media—that foreground craft and regional perspectives; gallery open Wednesdays through Sundays, on view through May 17, 2026.
Women from the Pacific Northwest present materially rich works—textiles, ceramics, and mixed media—that foreground craft and regional perspectives; gallery open Wednesdays through Sundays, on view through May 17, 2026.
Guided interpretive hike along the Seven Sisters ridgeline near Black Mountain, led by Swannanoa Valley Museum volunteers; explores local history, forest ecology, and scenic overlooks with a community oriented outdoor walk.
Guided interpretive hike along the Seven Sisters ridgeline near Black Mountain, led by Swannanoa Valley Museum volunteers; explores local history, forest ecology, and scenic overlooks with a community oriented outdoor walk.
Guided interpretive hike along the Seven Sisters ridgeline near Black Mountain, led by Swannanoa Valley Museum volunteers; explores local history, forest ecology, and scenic overlooks with a community oriented outdoor walk.
Hand-stitched innovative textiles converse with tactile clay and mixed media responses in an intergenerational exhibition exploring material dialogue, memory, and craft between Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and her daughter Naomi.
Hand-stitched innovative textiles converse with tactile clay and mixed media responses in an intergenerational exhibition exploring material dialogue, memory, and craft between Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and her daughter Naomi.
Hand-stitched innovative textiles converse with tactile clay and mixed media responses in an intergenerational exhibition exploring material dialogue, memory, and craft between Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and her daughter Naomi.
Silent morning sits paired with reflective sharing on contemplative and interfaith spiritual practices; participants learn, exchange ideas, and nurture community in Quietude’s peaceful Black Mountain setting every Sunday.
Silent morning sits paired with reflective sharing on contemplative and interfaith spiritual practices; participants learn, exchange ideas, and nurture community in Quietude’s peaceful Black Mountain setting every Sunday.
Silent morning sits paired with reflective sharing on contemplative and interfaith spiritual practices; participants learn, exchange ideas, and nurture community in Quietude’s peaceful Black Mountain setting every Sunday.