August 10, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning, this is your Asheville Local Frequency for Sunday, August 10, 2025.
If you’re stepping outside this morning, expect mild summer weather with temperatures making their way up to around 80 degrees this afternoon. The sun is shining, and it’s a classic Asheville day to get out and explore.
This Sunday is packed with things to do around town, starting with some creative inspiration in the River Arts District. The Re.Imagine Gallery and 310 Art invite you to a whimsical, thought-provoking event called Envision This: From Lost To Found. The opening runs from 1 to 5 PM, featuring artists who are reimagining materials with humor and heart. Enjoy delicious food and drinks as you chat with the creators and explore what recycling truly looks like when Asheville artists get involved.
Just up the road, the Asheville Art Museum welcomes visitors for a special Drink & Draw from 1 to 4 PM. Sip a drink, pick up some art supplies, and let loose with your own creative side right at the café tables. Jazz fans can settle in for the Altamont Jazz Group’s Sunday Live show in the Windgate Atrium, blending smooth rhythms with a laid-back gallery vibe.
Later today, all eyes turn downtown as Senator Bernie Sanders arrives at the ExploreAsheville.com Arena for his Fighting Oligarchy town hall. Doors open at 3:30 PM, and the discussion kicks off at 6. Sanders will dive into how we push back against corporate power, touching on national issues that ripple here in Western North Carolina. The event was moved to a larger venue to fit what’s expected to be a big crowd, so if you’re interested in political change and a slice of history, there’s still time to RSVP and join the conversation.
On the community front, Highland Christian Church teamed up with Convoy of Hope this morning to offer free haircuts, groceries, shoes, and school supplies to Asheville residents. Their mission is all about making sure local folks start the school year supported and strong. With many Western North Carolina families still recovering from Tropical Storm Helene last year, events like this show how Asheville continues to rally together.
For families looking for fun, head over to Asheville Mall where the Family Fun Festival runs from three all the way until ten tonight. Expect games, food, and local music—an ideal way to wrap up the weekend with the kids.
On the music scene, the Orange Peel hosts Cary Fridley & Down South for their Country Brunch at eleven. Get a plate of southern favorites and tap your toes to live tunes with friends, all before noon. The art world isn’t slowing down either. American Folk Gallery’s ongoing exhibit, The Ties That Bind, is still open downtown, showcasing local artists who turn Appalachian tradition into contemporary masterpieces.
A quick update for local news watchers: Asheville officials continue work on water infrastructure after recent landslides and road delays. If you’re heading toward Newfound Gap, allow extra travel time as repairs remain underway.
As always, there’s more happening in our mountain city than one morning can cover, from art sessions and farmer’s markets to storytelling and pop-up events. That’s it for your Asheville Local Frequency this Sunday. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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If you’re stepping outside this morning, expect mild summer weather with temperatures making their way up to around 80 degrees this afternoon. The sun is shining, and it’s a classic Asheville day to get out and explore.
This Sunday is packed with things to do around town, starting with some creative inspiration in the River Arts District. The Re.Imagine Gallery and 310 Art invite you to a whimsical, thought-provoking event called Envision This: From Lost To Found. The opening runs from 1 to 5 PM, featuring artists who are reimagining materials with humor and heart. Enjoy delicious food and drinks as you chat with the creators and explore what recycling truly looks like when Asheville artists get involved.
Just up the road, the Asheville Art Museum welcomes visitors for a special Drink & Draw from 1 to 4 PM. Sip a drink, pick up some art supplies, and let loose with your own creative side right at the café tables. Jazz fans can settle in for the Altamont Jazz Group’s Sunday Live show in the Windgate Atrium, blending smooth rhythms with a laid-back gallery vibe.
Later today, all eyes turn downtown as Senator Bernie Sanders arrives at the ExploreAsheville.com Arena for his Fighting Oligarchy town hall. Doors open at 3:30 PM, and the discussion kicks off at 6. Sanders will dive into how we push back against corporate power, touching on national issues that ripple here in Western North Carolina. The event was moved to a larger venue to fit what’s expected to be a big crowd, so if you’re interested in political change and a slice of history, there’s still time to RSVP and join the conversation.
On the community front, Highland Christian Church teamed up with Convoy of Hope this morning to offer free haircuts, groceries, shoes, and school supplies to Asheville residents. Their mission is all about making sure local folks start the school year supported and strong. With many Western North Carolina families still recovering from Tropical Storm Helene last year, events like this show how Asheville continues to rally together.
For families looking for fun, head over to Asheville Mall where the Family Fun Festival runs from three all the way until ten tonight. Expect games, food, and local music—an ideal way to wrap up the weekend with the kids.
On the music scene, the Orange Peel hosts Cary Fridley & Down South for their Country Brunch at eleven. Get a plate of southern favorites and tap your toes to live tunes with friends, all before noon. The art world isn’t slowing down either. American Folk Gallery’s ongoing exhibit, The Ties That Bind, is still open downtown, showcasing local artists who turn Appalachian tradition into contemporary masterpieces.
A quick update for local news watchers: Asheville officials continue work on water infrastructure after recent landslides and road delays. If you’re heading toward Newfound Gap, allow extra travel time as repairs remain underway.
As always, there’s more happening in our mountain city than one morning can cover, from art sessions and farmer’s markets to storytelling and pop-up events. That’s it for your Asheville Local Frequency this Sunday. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good morning. This is your Ashville local frequency for Sunday,
August tenth, twenty twenty five. If you're stepping outside this morning,
expect mild summer weather with temperatures making their way up
to around eighty degrees. This afternoon, the sun is shining
and it's a classic Ashville day to get out and explore.
This Sunday is packed with things to do around town,
(00:21):
starting with some creative inspiration. In a river arts district,
The Wei Imagine Gallery and three to ten Art invite
you to a whimsical, thought provoking event called Envision This
from Lost to Found. The opening runs from one to
five pm, featuring artists who are reimagining materials with humor
and heart. Enjoy delicious food and drinks as you chat
(00:42):
with the creatives and explore what recycling truly looks like
when Asheville artists get involved. Just up the road, the
Ashville Art Museum welcomes visitors for a special Drink and
Draw from one to four pm. Sip a drink, pick
up some art supplies, and let loose with your own
creative side. Right at the cap Tables, jazz fans can
(01:02):
settle in for the Ultamont Jazz Group's Sunday Live show
in the Wingate Atrium, blending smooth rhythms with a laid
back gallery vide. Later today, all eyes turned down Town
as Senator Bernie Sanders arrives at the explorisshavel dot Com
arena for his Fighting Oligarchy town Hall. Doors open at
three point thirty pm and the discussion kicks off at six.
(01:25):
Sanders will dive into how we push back against corporate power,
touching on national issues that ripple here in Western North Carolina.
The event was moved to a larger venue to fit
what's expected to be a big crowd, So if you're
interested in political change and a slice of history, there's
still time to RSPR and join the conversation. On the
(01:46):
community front, Highland Christian Church teamed up with Convoy of
Hope this morning to offer free haircuts, groceries, shoes, and
school supplies to Ashville residents. Their mission is all about
making sure local folks start the school supported and strong.
With many Western North Carolina families still recovering from Tropical
Storm Helleen last year, events like this show how Ashville
(02:08):
continues to rally together for families looking for fun head
over to Ashville Mall, where the Family Fun Festival runs
from three all the way until ten tonight. Expect games, food,
and local music. An ideal way to wrap up the
weekend with the kids on the music scene. The Orange
Peel hosts Carrie Fridley and Down South for their Country
(02:29):
Brunch at eleven. Get a plate of Southern favorites and
tap your toes to live tunes with friends all before noon.
The art world isn't slowing down either. American folk galleries
ongoing exhibit The Ties That Bind is still open downtown,
showcasing local artists who turn apple aption tradition into contemporary masterpieces.
A quick update for local news watchers. Asheville officials continue
(02:53):
work on water infrastructure after recent landslides and road delays.
If you're heading toward Newfound Gap, allow edester travel time
as repairs remain under way. As always, there's more happening
in our mountain city than one morning can cover, from
art sessions and farmers' markets to storytelling and pop up events.
That's it for your Asheville local frequency this Sunday. We'll
(03:13):
see you tomorrow with more local updates.
Good morning. This is your Ashville local frequency for Sunday,
August tenth, twenty twenty five. If you're stepping outside this morning,
expect mild summer weather with temperatures making their way up
to around eighty degrees. This afternoon, the sun is shining
and it's a classic Ashville day to get out and explore.
This Sunday is packed with things to do around town,
(00:21):
starting with some creative inspiration. In a river arts district,
The Wei Imagine Gallery and three to ten Art invite
you to a whimsical, thought provoking event called Envision This
from Lost to Found. The opening runs from one to
five pm, featuring artists who are reimagining materials with humor
and heart. Enjoy delicious food and drinks as you chat
(00:42):
with the creatives and explore what recycling truly looks like
when Asheville artists get involved. Just up the road, the
Ashville Art Museum welcomes visitors for a special Drink and
Draw from one to four pm. Sip a drink, pick
up some art supplies, and let loose with your own
creative side. Right at the cap Tables, jazz fans can
(01:02):
settle in for the Ultamont Jazz Group's Sunday Live show
in the Wingate Atrium, blending smooth rhythms with a laid
back gallery vide. Later today, all eyes turned down Town
as Senator Bernie Sanders arrives at the explorisshavel dot Com
arena for his Fighting Oligarchy town Hall. Doors open at
three point thirty pm and the discussion kicks off at six.
(01:25):
Sanders will dive into how we push back against corporate power,
touching on national issues that ripple here in Western North Carolina.
The event was moved to a larger venue to fit
what's expected to be a big crowd, So if you're
interested in political change and a slice of history, there's
still time to RSPR and join the conversation. On the
(01:46):
community front, Highland Christian Church teamed up with Convoy of
Hope this morning to offer free haircuts, groceries, shoes, and
school supplies to Ashville residents. Their mission is all about
making sure local folks start the school supported and strong.
With many Western North Carolina families still recovering from Tropical
Storm Helleen last year, events like this show how Ashville
(02:08):
continues to rally together for families looking for fun head
over to Ashville Mall, where the Family Fun Festival runs
from three all the way until ten tonight. Expect games, food,
and local music. An ideal way to wrap up the
weekend with the kids on the music scene. The Orange
Peel hosts Carrie Fridley and Down South for their Country
(02:29):
Brunch at eleven. Get a plate of Southern favorites and
tap your toes to live tunes with friends all before noon.
The art world isn't slowing down either. American folk galleries
ongoing exhibit The Ties That Bind is still open downtown,
showcasing local artists who turn apple aption tradition into contemporary masterpieces.
A quick update for local news watchers. Asheville officials continue
(02:53):
work on water infrastructure after recent landslides and road delays.
If you're heading toward Newfound Gap, allow edester travel time
as repairs remain under way. As always, there's more happening
in our mountain city than one morning can cover, from
art sessions and farmers' markets to storytelling and pop up events.
That's it for your Asheville local frequency this Sunday. We'll
(03:13):
see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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