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      Overeaters Anonymous: Asheville

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      Overeaters Anonymous: Asheville

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  • Thursday, Jun 20, 2013

    • ACLU Forum on Transgender Rights:

      TH (6/20), 7:30pm - ACLU of NC will host a forum on transgender rights at Haywood Street Congregation, 297 Haywood St. Food and drink provided. Free. Info: cbrook@acluofnc.org. [comment / share]

    • After Death Communication:

      TH (6/20), 7pm - Dr. Damaris Drewry, Ph.D, will discuss "communication from loved ones on the other side" and share experiences that motivated her to write about its study. Held at the Unitarian Fellowship of Hendersonville, 2021 Kanuga Road. Free. Info: vibrationalsignature.com or mkkvision@yahoo.com. [comment / share]

    • Allijah Motika:

      TH (6/20), 7pm - Allijah Motika (folk, acoustic rock) will perform at Edna's of Asheville, 870 Merrimon Ave. Free. Info: ednasofasheville.com or reverbnation.com/allijahmotika. [comment / share]

    • Children First/CIS Mind the Gap Tour:

      TH (6/20), 3:30pm - The Children First/CIS Mind the Gap Tour will call attention to issues that hinder the success of children and families in poverty. Donations not requested. Info and registration: AdrienneA@Childrenfirstbc.org or 259-9717. [comment / share]

    • Co-ed Softball League:

      TH (6/20), 7:30pm - An organizational meeting for the Waynesville Parks and Rec co-ed softball league will be held at the Waynesville Recreation Center, 550 Vance St. Info and cost: recathletics@townofwaynesville.org or 456-2030. [comment / share]

    • Dorothea Benton Frank Author Luncheon:

      TH (6/20), 11am-3pm - New York Times best-selling author Dorothea Benton Frank will share her newest novel at this Friends of Madison County Library fundraiser luncheon. Held at the Country Club of Asheville, 170 Windsor Road. $40. Info and tickets: 649-3741. [comment / share]

    • Etsy Craft Party:

      TH (6/20), 1:30-4pm - Etsy artists and crafters interested in joining the community are invited to Echoview Fiber Mill, 76 Jupiter Road, Weaverville for crafting, networking and snacks. Free. Info: mill.echoviewnc.com. [comment / share]

    • Health Risks of Modernized Foods:

      TH (6/20), 6pm - Daniel Stickler, M.D., will present a lecture on the health risks of “modernized” foods at Synchronicity Wellness, 190 Broadway St. Free. Info and RSVP: 505-8087 or info@synchronicitywellness.org. [comment / share]

    • Let’s Talk About It Series:

      TH (6/20), 4-6pm - The "Let’s Talk About It" summer series will focus on The Known World by Edward P. Jones. Held at Haywood County Library, 678 South Haywood St., Waynesville. Free. Info: stanandlinda@charter.net or 456-5311. [comment / share]

    • Mountain Marionettes:

      TH (6/20), 10:30am-noon - Mountain Marionettes will present a puppet program at Cedar Mountain Community Center, 1065 Greenville Highway, Cedar Mountain. Ages 3-7. Children must be accompanied by an adult. $14 children/adults free. Info and registration: mountainmarionettes.com or 862-8122. [comment / share]

    • Nourish and Flourish NIA Class:

      TH (6/20), 7pm - Nourish and Flourish will host an '80s-themed NIA Class at 347 Depot St., Suite 201. "Nia is the first cardio workout workout to combine martial arts, dance and healing arts." Free. Info: nourishflourishnow.com. [comment / share]

    • Park Rhythms:

      TH (6/20), 7:30pm - Park Rhythms will present Kellin Watson (singer-songwriter) at Lake Tomahawk, 401 Laurel Circle Drive, Black Mountain. Free. Info: deanna.stone@townofblackmountain or 669-8610. [comment / share]

    • Penland Scholarship Auction:

      TH (6/20), 8pm - Penland School of Crafts will host silent and live auctions, to benefit its scholarship programs, at 67 Doras Trail, Penland. Free. Info: www.penland.org or 765-2359. [comment / share]

    • Tall Paul and the Pets:

      TH (6/20), 6-8pm - Tall Paul and the Pets (acoustic) will perform at Chimney Rock’s Gathering Place amphitheater, Main Street, Chimney Rock. Free. Info: chimneyrockvillage.com. [comment / share]

    • WCU Provost Memorial:

      TH (6/20), 2pm - A memorial gathering for WCU provost Angela Laird Brenton will be held in the university's A.K. Hinds University Center Grandroom. Free. Info: wcu.edu. [comment / share]

    • WCU's Summer Concert Series:

      TH (6/20), 7pm - WCU's summer concert series will feature the Big Nasty Jazz Band (old-time jazz) at the university's Central Plaza. Rain location: University Center. Free. Info: ledavis@wcu.edu or 227-3622. [comment / share]

    • Wingate University Open House:

      TH (6/20), 6:30pm - Wingate University will host an open house for its MBA program at 220 Fifth Ave. E., Hendersonville. Free. Info: www.wingate.edu/hendersonville. [comment / share]

    • Buncombe County Public Libraries

      Dig Into Reading / Book Club: TH (6/20), 10am-noon - A kick-off party for Summer Library Fest will feature books, crafts, cave painting, hula hoops and other activities related to "Dig Into Reading." PM --- 2:30pm - Book club: The Cat's Table by Michael Ondaatje. SS [comment / share]

    • City Lights Bookstore

      Coffee with the Poet: TH (6/20), 10:30am - Coffee with the Poet, featuring Brenda Kay Ledford. [comment / share]

    • Malaprop's Bookstore and Cafe

      Dorothea Benton Frank: TH (6/20), 7pm - Dorothea Benton Frank will present her book The Last Original Wife. [comment / share]

    • N.C. Arboretum

      Summer Container Gardening: TH (6/20), 10am-noon - A class on summer container gardening will feature hands-on demonstrations and information on plant selection and warm weather challenges. $28/$23 members. [comment / share]

    • OM Sanctuary

      Fine Art Mandala of Nature: TH (6/20), 5:30-8:30pm - An opening reception for Fine Art Mandala of Nature will feature photography by Taylor Johnson. [comment / share]

    • Red Cross Blood Drives

      Blood Drive: TH (6/20), 7am-7pm - Blood drive: Trinity Baptist Church, 216 Shelburne Road. Info: 1-800-REDCROSS. [comment / share]

      Blood Drive: TH (6/20), 7am-7pm - WLOS Operation Blood Drive: Grace Lutheran Church, Sixth Avenue West and Blythe Street, Hendersonville. Info: RedCrossBlood.org or 693-4890. [comment / share]

    • RiverLink

      RiverLink Bus Tour: TH (6/20), 11:45am-2pm - A RiverLink bus tour of the French Broad and Swannanoa rivers will meet at the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce, 36 Montford Ave. $15/free for members. Info and registration: 252-8474. [comment / share]

    • Small Terrain

      Herbal Infused Vinegars: TH (6/20), 6-8pm - A class on herbal infused vinegars will focus on ingredients, tools and herbal pairings. Bring an empty half-pint jar. $10. [comment / share]

    • A-B Tech Health Science Boot Camp:

      MO (6/17) through FR (6/21) - A-B Tech will host a Health Science Boot Camp for males ages 14-15. Students will learn how to obtain vital signs, perform basic life support and more. Held on the Asheville campus. Free. Info and registration: dollyphorton@abtech.edu 398-7250. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/17 thru 06/21

    • Autism Pride Week:

      SU (6/16) through SA (6/22) - Autism Pride Week will feature "cultural and social events to celebrate autistic people and support a sense of autistic community." Activities include a presentation by author Andrew Solomon, autism-related films, art exhibits and an open mic night. Info and schedule: autismprideweek.org. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/16 thru 06/22

    • Chautauqua: American Legends:

      MO (6/17) through TH (6/20), 7pm - Chautauqua: American Legends will feature costumed monologues highlighting "four defiant Americans," including Susan B. Anthony, Herman Melville, Malcolm X and Davy Crockett. Held in A-B Tech's Ferguson Auditorium. $4 suggested donation. Info: 250-4700. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/17 thru 06/20

    • Firefly Gathering:

      TH (6/20) through SU (6/23) - The Firefly Gathering will celebrate "skills for living with the Earth" through classes on wilderness skills, raising animals, native nutrition and more. Held at Bell's Cove in Barnardsville. Sliding scale. Info: fireflygathering.org. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/20 thru 06/23

    • Piedmont Classic Paso Fino Horse Show:

      TH (6/20) through SU (6/23) - The Asheville Alive Piedmont Classic Paso Fino Horse Show will be held at the WNC Ag Center, 1301 Fanning Bridge Road, Fletcher, featuring vendors, food and more. Free to attend. Info: ashevillealive.com. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/20 thru 06/23

    • Secrets: Freeing the Hidden Story:

      TH (6/20) through SA (6/22), 7:30pm - Community Choreography Projects presents Secrets: Freeing the Hidden Story at Diana Wortham Theater, 2 S. Pack Square. Procees benefit Four Seasons Hospice. $18. Info: communitychoreography.com. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/20 thru 06/22

    • The Seagull:

      WE (6/19) through FR (6/21) - Anton Chekhov's The Seagull will be performed by N.C. Stage's Professional Youth Actor Training students. 7:30pm. $10. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/19 thru 06/21

    • Vacation Bible School: Asheville North SDA Church:

      MO (6/17) through FR (6/21), 6-7:30pm - Asheville North Seventh-Day Adventist Church will host "Sonsurf VBS" at 364 Broadway St. Ages 4-10. Graduation ceremony on June 22. Free. Info: asheville-sda.com. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/17 thru 06/22

    • Montreat Conference Center

      What’s the Score?: TU (6/18) through TH (6/20) - “What’s the Score?” music in film seminar. $25. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/18 thru 06/20

    • Black Mountain Center for the Arts

      Art in Bloom Exhibit: MO (6/17) through FR (6/21) - Plein air paintings from the Art in Bloom Cottage Garden Tour will be on display at the center. [comment / share]

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  • Friday, Jun 21, 2013

    • Blue Ridge Mountains Arts and Crafts Show:

      FR (6/21) & SA (6/22), 9am-5pm - The second annual Blue Ridge Mountains Arts and Crafts Show will feature more than 50 crafters of handmade items. Food available. Held indoors at the Haywood County Fairgrounds, Highway 209 near Lake Junaluska. Free parking. Info: www.bracaorg.com or bracacrafts@gmail.com. [comment / share]

    • Book Signing and Reading:

      FR (6/21), 5-8pm - Authors from the WNC Mysterians writing group will sign copies of their novels and discuss their process at Mr. K's Used Books in the River Ridge Shopping Center. Free. Info: wncmysterians.org. [comment / share]

    • Concerts on the Creek:

      FR (6/21), 7:30-9:30pm - Concerts on the Creek will feature the Vinyl Brothers Big Band at Bridge Park, 76 Railroad Ave., Sylva. Free. Info: mountainlovers.com or (800) 962-1911. [comment / share]

    • March for Babies Kickoff Breakfast:

      FR (6/21), 8-9am - The Haywood-Jackson March for Babies kickoff breakfast will be held at Balsam Mountain Inn, 68 Seven Springs Drive, Balsam. Free. Info and registration: goo.gl/xU05B or 258-1234. [comment / share]

    • Music @ Sunset:

      FR (6/21), 7:30pm - Transylvania County Library's Music at Sunset outdoor concert series will feature This Mountain (folk rock) in the library amphitheater. Rain or shine. Free. Info: avl.mx/td. [comment / share]

    • Music On Main Street:

      FR (6/21), 7-9pm - Music On Main Street presents Dashboard Blue (rock) and a classic car show outside the Visitors Information Center, 201 S. Main St., Hendersonville. Free. Info: historichendersonville.org or 693-9708. [comment / share]

    • Putt for Mutts:

      FR (6/21), 1pm - The Putt for Mutts golf tournament, to benefit Animal Compassion Network and Asheville Humane Society, will be held at Broadmoor Golf Links, 101 French Broad Lane, Fletcher. $90. Info: animalcompassionnetwork.org. [comment / share]

    • Resume Writing Workshop for Veterans:

      FR (6/21), 5:30pm - A free resume and cover letter workshop for veterans will be held at the new Mars Hill College south campus, 303 Airport Road. Attendees will leave with a completed resume and a cover letter. Info and registration: veteranswrite@gmail.com. [comment / share]

    • Summer Tracks in Tryon:

      FR (6/21), 7pm - The Summer Tracks concert series will feature Bayou Diesel (zydeco and cajun) in Rogers Park Amphitheater on W. Howard Street, Tryon. Free; donations encouraged. Info: nc-mountains.org or (800) 440-7848. [comment / share]

    • TGIF: Uncle Hamish & the Hooligans:

      FR (6/21), 6-10:30pm - Uncle Hamish & the Hooligans (Celtic rock) will perform at Morganton's TGIF concert series. 102 E. Union St. Free. Info: downtownmorganton.com. [comment / share]

    • Asheville Art Museum

      Lunchtime Art Break: Aaron Siskind: FR (6/21), noon - Lunchtime Art Break: Aaron Siskind: Abstract Expressionist Photographer. This tour is designed to engage guests in dialogue with artists, educators, docents and staff. Free with membership or museum admission. [comment / share]

    • Brevard Music Center Festival

      Opening Night / Pre-Concert Talk: FR (6/21), 7:30pm - Opening night will feature Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1. • FR (6/21), 6:30pm - Pre-concert talk. [comment / share]

    • Lake James State Park

      Something’s Fishy: FR (6/21), 10am - "Something’s Fishy" will focus on fish anatomy and identification. Children ages 5-12 are invited to make Japanese fish prints. Meets at Paddy’s Creek Area's West Picnic Shelter. [comment / share]

    • Light Center

      Solstice Transformational Concert: FR (6/21), 7pm - "Solstice transformational concert," featuring Aramaic, Hebrew and Sanskrit vocal intonations, prayers, conscious breathwork and meditation. Led by Dale Allen Hoffman with live music by Bob Sima. $25. [comment / share]

      Summer Solstice Crystal Bowl Concert: FR (6/21), 1pm - Rev. Heidi will host a concert of healing crystal bowls in celebration of the Summer Solstice. Free. [comment / share]

    • OM Sanctuary

      Scared Circle Solstice Celebrations: FR (6/21), 6:30-8:30pm - Scared Circle Solstice Celebrations: Dances of Universal Peace. [comment / share]

    • A-B Tech Health Science Boot Camp:

      MO (6/17) through FR (6/21) - A-B Tech will host a Health Science Boot Camp for males ages 14-15. Students will learn how to obtain vital signs, perform basic life support and more. Held on the Asheville campus. Free. Info and registration: dollyphorton@abtech.edu 398-7250. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/17 thru 06/21

    • Autism Pride Week:

      SU (6/16) through SA (6/22) - Autism Pride Week will feature "cultural and social events to celebrate autistic people and support a sense of autistic community." Activities include a presentation by author Andrew Solomon, autism-related films, art exhibits and an open mic night. Info and schedule: autismprideweek.org. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/16 thru 06/22

    • Blue Ridge Pride White Party Weekend:

      FR (6/21) & SA (6/22) - Blue Ridge Pride White Party Weekend will feature an auction, entertainment and refreshments at Renaissance Asheville Top of the Plaza, a DJ party at O.Henry's and the Gay 5K and Rainbow Romp at Carrier Park. Info, schedule and cost: blueridgepride.com. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/21 thru 06/22

    • Firefly Gathering:

      TH (6/20) through SU (6/23) - The Firefly Gathering will celebrate "skills for living with the Earth" through classes on wilderness skills, raising animals, native nutrition and more. Held at Bell's Cove in Barnardsville. Sliding scale. Info: fireflygathering.org. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/20 thru 06/23

    • Secrets: Freeing the Hidden Story:

      TH (6/20) through SA (6/22), 7:30pm - Community Choreography Projects presents Secrets: Freeing the Hidden Story at Diana Wortham Theater, 2 S. Pack Square. Procees benefit Four Seasons Hospice. $18. Info: communitychoreography.com. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/20 thru 06/22

    • Strum into Summer:

      FR (6/21), 7pm - "Strum into Summer," featuring Ben Wilson (guitar, vocals), will be held at the Classic Wineseller, 20 Church St., Waynesville. $10 food or drink purchase requested. Info: info@classicwineseller.com. • SA (6/22), 7pm - An additional concert with Kevin Lorenz (acoustic, classical). [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/21 thru 06/22

    • The Seagull:

      WE (6/19) through FR (6/21) - Anton Chekhov's The Seagull will be performed by N.C. Stage's Professional Youth Actor Training students. 7:30pm. $10. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/19 thru 06/21

    • Vacation Bible School: Asheville North SDA Church:

      MO (6/17) through FR (6/21), 6-7:30pm - Asheville North Seventh-Day Adventist Church will host "Sonsurf VBS" at 364 Broadway St. Ages 4-10. Graduation ceremony on June 22. Free. Info: asheville-sda.com. [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/17 thru 06/22

    • Buncombe County Public Libraries

      Teen Awesome Group: FR (6/21), 3-5:30pm - The Teen Awesome Group will screen the film The Perks of Being a Wallflower. Ages 11-17. Rated PG-13. WV [comment / share]

      Ongoing, 06/21 thru 06/21

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