thru October 28 - "Kaleidoscope" ~ Contemporary Landscape Sculpture Exhibit - This outdoor exhibit featuring multiple artists will offer a transformational view of the landscape through the beautiful forms and patterns of sculpture. www.ncarboretum.org

thru August 31 - Cancer Centers of North Carolina – Asheville Needs Volunteers! - Do you have extra time to spend during the week helping others? If so, Cancer Centers of North Carolina – Asheville has an opportunity for you! We need volunteers to assist us in providing enhanced services to our patients. The hours are flexible and the rewards are unlimited. If you or a friend are interested in volunteering in our practice, please contact Julie Farrell, CMA at 254-8232 ext. 6509 to set up a time to discuss the various opportunities available.

thru October 14 - Silent Beauty: A View of the Changing Seasons - Fine art photographer Cynthia Walker hosts an exhibition of her favorite images of insects and flowers, inspired by the mountain region. The exhibit conveys hidden simplicity within the complexity of nature's patterns and light. Education Center, NC Arboretum.

thru October 1 - Let Freedom Ring - Henderson County Heritage Museum, Historic Courthouse on Main Street inaugural exhibit Let Freedom Ring (displays, artifacts and multimedia presentation) Wed. - Sat.10:00AM-5:00PM, Sun. 1:00PM-5:00PM, Hendersonville, NC 828-694-1619

thru October 25 - Kidding Around Downtown - Public Art Display Kidding Around Downtown, a public art display featuring outdoor fiberglass goat sculptures on the sidewalks of Main Street, Hendersonville, NC 828-697-2022

thru December 1 - Birthday Parties at ASI - Have your birthday party where the pros train! May 1, 2008-December 2008. Acceleration Sports Institute is now offering birthday parties to include basketball court, batting cages, sports inflatable jumper, castle inflatable jumper & inflatable obstacle course! Book a party now for as low as $99.00! Call (828) 687-7999 to schedule or find out more information.

thru December 30 - Fitkick - O3 Health and Fitness, www.o3healthandfitness.com. Based on kickboxing and martial arts drills, this highly energetic class will keep you moving while improving cardiovascular and muscular endurance. The format is intermediate to advanced but still allows for students to go at their own pace. Keith Wimsett, a certified kickboxing instructor, has been teaching since 1998. Cost is $10 per class. First class is FREE. Tuesday evenings, Saturday mornings. Visit www.o3healthandfitness.com for more information.

thru December 30 - Step Aerobics / Light Weights - Also stretching and yoga. 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, Stephens-Lee Center, off South Charlotte Street, Asheville. Free. Call 350-2058.

thru December 31 - Nia Technique - Dynamic dance-fusion fitness class, 5:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Stephens-Lee Center, off S. Charlotte St. Cost is $8 per class. Drop-ins welcome. Call 350-2058 or e-mail maureenia@charter.net.

thru November 8 - Oconaluftee Indian Village - The Oconaluftee Indian Village is open daily 9 a.m.-5 p.m. May 11-Nov. 4. Admission costs $15 for adults and $6 for children ages 6-12. Children ages 5 and younger are admitted free and group discounts are available. The Village is on Drama Road, near the Mountainside Theatre, off U.S. 441 in Cherokee. For more information, visit www.cherokee-nc.com or call the Cherokee Historical Association at (828) 497-2111

thru August 22 - Inspired Design - Creative Entrepreneurial Textiles, Center of Craft, Creativity & Design, exhibit features designs & works the represent five 21st Century design growth, Tues.-Sat. 1:00PM-5:00PM, Hendersonville, NC 828-890-2050

thru September 21 - Oil Paintings by Luke Allsbrook - Opening Friday, May 23 and continuing through Sunday, September 21, 2008, the Arboretum will host a landscape painting exhibit by internationally known artist Luke Allsbrook in the Baker Exhibit Center. The exhibit is titled "Our Precious Land: Visions and Scenes of North Carolina" and presents oil paintings on canvas that reflect the beauty of farmland across the mountain region and other natural and created landscapes. Information on upcoming programs and workshops will be available on the Arboretum's Web site at www.ncarboretum.org, or by calling 828-665-2492. Examples of Allsbrook's work can be seen at www.lukeallsbrook.com.

thru August 22 - Inspired Design - Creative Entrepreneurial Textiles, Center of Craft, Creativity & Design - Center of Craft, Creativity & Design, exhibit features designs & works the represent five 21st Century design growth, Tues.-Sat. 1:00PM-5:00PM, Hendersonville, NC 828-890-2050

thru August 9 - Guided Hikes at Bat Cave Preserve - Wednesdays and Saturdays only, 10:00 a.m. and 2 p.m. Hikes take about two hours. Reservations are required in advance to attend a hike. To make a reservation, call The Nature Conservancy’s Mountains Office at (828) 350-1431 and select "Option 4" or email Mtn_Volunteers@tnc.org. Leave your name, phone number, the date and time of the hike you would like to register for, and the number of slots that you would like to reserve. We will send you confirmation of your reservation. The hikes cost $10 per person, $5 for children under 12, and no charge for children being carried.

thru August 16 - “Unto These Hills…a retelling” - Mountainside Theatre (7:30 p.m. nightly except Sundays) Contact: Cherokee Historical Association Box Office (828) 497-2111 “Unto These Hills” debuted on July 1, 1950 and was in instant hit. The drama has shown at the open-air Mountainside Theatre each summer since then when Kermit Hunter, a non-Native, wrote the original version as a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A new version that debuted last year adopted a Cherokee perspective of the Eastern Band’s own history and included authentic costumes, traditional dance and music and – for the first time ever – a majority of Cherokee actors. Attendance rose last season and audiences gave the revised show a standing ovation after each performance. Over the decades, more than five million people have experienced this memorable outdoor drama.

thru August 16 - The World of Carl Sandburg - The Carl Sandburg Home and The Vagabond School of the Drama presents The World of Carl Sandburg on Wednesdays & Fridays at 10:15AM-10:45AM, Rootabaga Stories onThursdays & Saturdays at 10:15AM-10:45AM, performances are free and held rain or shine, at the Carl Sandburg Home amphitheatre (no performances July 16-19) Flat Rock, NC 828-693-4178

thru December 27 - Pet Adoption Events - Every SATURDAY from 11a.m. to 3p.m. at PET HARMONY, Animal Compassion Network's new pet store for rescued pets. Dozens of ACN dogs, puppies, kittens and cats will be ready to find their permanent homes. The store also offers quality pet supplies where all proceeds save more homeless animals. Come by 803 Fairview St. (behind Province 620 off Hendersonville Rd), visit www.animalcompassionnetwork.org, or call 274-DOGS.

thru August 1 - French Broad River Camps - Did you know one of the oldest rivers in the world runs right through Asheville? Discover the fabulous French Broad River — it’s past, present and future! Investigate a local stream’s water quality by looking for aquatic insects. Build your own watershed model and find out how human activities impact the river. Create river-inspired art and poetry, and volunteer for our Clean Stream Team. And of course, explore the river by kayak, canoe, or raft! Contact education@riverlink.org.

thru July 27 - The Octette Bridge Club - Eight sisters playing bridge twice every month are the nucleus of The Octette Bridge Club by P.J. Barry, Hendersonville Little Theatre’s third production of the 2008 season. "The Octette Bridge Club" opens at Hendersonville Little Theatre’s barn on State Street, at Kanuga and Willow, Friday, July 11 and closes Sunday, July 27. Friday and Saturday evening performances start at 8 PM; Sunday afternoon matinees start at 2 PM. Tickets are $14 for adults and $8 for those under 18 years of age. All seats are reserved. Telephone reservations open on June 30. Call 692-1082. The box office at the barn will be open Fridays and Saturdays for walk-in purchase or pick-up from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM beginning July 5.

thru September 7 - Salsa ~ Rhythm & Motion Level II Workshop Series - Taught by Ted and Kimberly Ross Sundays, July 13th - September 7th (No Class on Labor Day Weekend). 8:00pm - 9:00pm Class (Includes Free Practice Session after class from 9:00pm - 9:30pm). 8 Week Series ~ $80 per person. Classes held at Asheville Ballroom, 991-B Sweeten Creek Rd., Asheville, NC 28803. For more info, call 828-274-8320 or (828) 333-8333.

thru July 27 - Folkmoot USA - Folkmoot USA, North Carolina's Official International Festival, is a two-week celebration of the world's cultural heritage through folk music and dance. Held each summer across the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, Folkmoot features performances, parades and workshops by more than 350 performers from a dozen or so countries. Visit http://www.folkmootusa.org/.

thru August 19 - PLAY AND LEARN GROUP - Parents/caregivers and children ages 2-5 in Buncombe County who are not in regulated child care are invited to attend a series of six free play and learn group sessions at 10am on Tuesdays from July 15 to August 19 and at 10am and 11am on Wednesdays, from July 16 to August 20. Each session lasts about 45 minutes and will be held in the Family Resource Center at Asheville City Schools Preschool, 441 Haywood Road in West Asheville. The program is funded by Smart Start of Buncombe County and focuses on developing pre-literacy skills through rhythm, rhyme and repetition. Activities include songs, dance and movement, stories, games, music instruments, puppets, and crafts. Each week, adults receive information for educational activities to do at home with children and children ages 2-5 receive a free book. For information, call Dr. Marna Holland at 255-5423. Attendance is required at 4 of the 6 sessions. New participants may register June 23 and continuing/past participants may register July 1. Registration is required by phone (255-5423) or email (marna.holland@asheville.k12.nc.us).

thru August 1 - Leroy Baxter - UNC Asheville's Blower's Gallery will host an exhibition of 18 pieces of original art by Asheville native and mixed-media folk artist Leroy Baxter. The exhibition will run through August 1 and is free and open to the public.

thru July 26 - Blue Ridge Classic - WNC Agricultural Center, Fletcher, NC 828-687-1414 or 919-765-2559

thru August 17 - All Shook Up - Flat Rock Playhouse presents All Shook Up (a musical fantasy combines all-time favorite Elvis hits with a brand new love story.) Wed.-Sat. 8:15PM; Thurs., Sat. & Sun 2:15PM, Flat Rock, NC 828-693-0731 or 866-732-8008

thru July 25 - 2-Day Wild Food & Fermentation Workshop - Come participate in a cultural revolution! Wild fermentation is a way of incorporating the wild into your body, becoming one with the natural world. Wild foods possess a great, unmediated life force which can help us adapt to shifting conditions and lower our susceptibility to disease. Microorganisms are everywhere, and the techniques for fermenting with them are simple and flexible. In this workshop, we will spend time walking outdoors, getting to know local plants, harvesting edibles and medicinals, and together we will make sauerkraut, kimchi, kefir, kombucha, herbal elixir meads, miso, and much more. You will leave with your own bubbling ferments. Come and join us! Click here for complete registration information and workshop specifics. for a printable flyer goto: http://www.ashevillage.org/pdf/WF&F.jpg

thru July 25 - WILD FOOD AND FERMENTATION WORKSHOP - Learn about and make your own fermented foods during a two-day workshop, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. July 24-25, Ashevillage Institute, 82 Buchanan Ave., Asheville. $150 includes lunch. Call 225-8820.

- Contra Dance - Bryson Gym, Warren Wilson College. Featuring Swannanoa Gathering - Old Time week staff Old Time Square Dance w/ Phil Jamison. Starts at 8 pm. Beginners Lesson 7:30pm. Admission $6. OFB Thursday Dance Hot-Line (828) 258-4809. More info about Asheville area Contra Dances can be found at www.oldfarmersball.com/

- FREE HEART HEALTH WORKSHOP - Are you at risk for cardiovascular disease? Learn to recognize signs and symptoms, 10 a.m. July 24, Fletcher Library. Sponsored by Park Ridge Hospital.

- FREE LUNCH AND LEARN - Brad Mast, PT, presents “Keeping Older Adults Active,” noon July 24, Laurel Park Medical Centre. Call 687-3947.

- First Aid and CPR for Everyone - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

- Music on Main - Visitors Information Center - 201. S. Main St., Hendersonville, 7:00PM-9:00PM, free, every Friday this summer! Bring a Chair, no pets or alcoholic beverages allowed. 800-828-4244 or 828-693-9708.

- The Changing Mountain Environment: Medicinal Plants and Biotechnology - NC Arboretum, www.ncarboretum.org. This day of seminars presents 4 speakers who will discuss the unique medicinal plant biodiversity of the Southern Appalachians and the role of the Bent Creek Institute in their pioneering work of documenting medicinal properties of our mountain native plants treasury. 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Education Center

July 25 thru July 26 - Woodscaping Your Woodlands & Firewise Management - For more information and registration materials, visit www.cradleofforestry.org or contact Amy Garascia, Program Coordinator, at amysworkshopinfo@aol.com or 828-884-5713 ex. 26. A general overview of managing your forest land–how topography and soil affect the forest type and an overview of harvesting methods. Basic information on forest insects and diseases, pasture management, and how to grow native woodland medicinals and ramps. Reducing the risk of wildfire loss by becoming “Firewise” in your backyard.

July 25 thru July 27 - Bele Chere - BELE CHERE means beautiful living. . . and you'll see how the festival got its name when you visit beautiful downtown Asheville. For three days each year, always the last full weekend in July, the central downtown area is barricaded against vehicular traffic and the largest free street festival in the Southeast holds court in Asheville. Festivalgoers from across the country come to celebrate our mountains, our bustling downtown area, our diverse cultures, and the festival that brings it all together once a year. Visit www.belecherefestival.com.

July 25 - Asheville Tourists v. Savannah Sand Gnats - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 25 - Infant/Child CPR Review - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

July 26 - 4th Annual Barbeque Fundraiser - The Edneyville Community Center Association will hold it’s 4th Annual Barbeque fundraiser at The Bub Hyder Ranch. From 3-7 PM on July 26, the group will serve a Barbeque plate with fixin’s and dessert. Bring your camera and enjoy the Edneyville landmark with it’s Western themed “storefronts” and barn. Take a short hike to the Old Schoolhouse and Marie’s Chapel. There will be live bluegrass, gospel and variety music along with a Silent Auction and Bake Sale. Tickets are $10.00 in advance or $11.00 on site and can be purchased in Hendersonville at Travel and Tourism on Main Street, in Edneyville at Turf Mountain Sod, 3277 Chimney Rock Road or The Edneyville Library.

July 26 - Asheville Tourists v. Savannah Sand Gnats - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 26 - Brevard, NC to Celebrate Its 140th Birthday with Block Party - The City of Brevard is celebrating 140 years of Municipal Service this year and having a block party to commemorate the occasion on Saturday, July 26 from 12 noon – 10 pm! Come enjoy music by local artists, dancing, food, games, antique cars, tractors and much more. Bring the entire family for a day filled with fun and entertainment. BYOC-Bring your own chairs for the music stage. If you would like more information on this event please email sansosti@citcom.net or call Glenda Sansosti, Brevard City Clerk at 828-884-4080.

July 26 - Contra Dance - 8-11 pm at River Falls Lodge above Marietta, SC in northern Greenville County. Featuring Jupiter Road (Jacques Lewin, Bill West, Hillery Durlam and Hunt Mallett) with Dean Snipes calling. Presented by the Harvest Moon Folk Society. We set up at about 5:00 and have a covered dish supper at 6:30. Beginners dance session is at 7:30 and the dance is at 8:00. Please come early and help if you can. Admission $8 for adults and $5 for teen-agers 14-17 who dance. No charge for kids. Info hotline including cancellations due to weather recorded by 2 PM at 864-836-2986. For general information call David White at 828-545-068

July 26 - First Aid and Adult CPR-AED combination - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

July 26 - Historic Flat Rock Tour of Homes - Historic Flat Rock Tour of Homes, features several historic homes, the entire district of Flat Rock is included in the National Register of Historic Places, 9:30AM-3:30PM, Flat Rock, NC 828-692-2929

July 26 - Train History Day - Train History Day at the Cradle of Forestry with local train historian Jerry Ledford. Programs at 10:30 and 2:00 p.m.; model railroad displayed all day. Admission: $5.00 for adults, youth under age 16 free. For details call 828-877-3130.

July 26 - “Lego Blast” - “Lego Blast” will be held Saturday July 26 from 10 am to noon at Historic Johnson Farm. Bring your legos and build on a farm theme. Create farm buildings, farm animals, farm yards, crops and produce, farm machinery , farm workers, tools, equipment, etc.! Use your imagination to come up with a farm theme. There is a $5 entry fee, and prizes are awarded. This event is for rising 2nd through 6th grade students.

July 27 - Asheville Tourists v. Savannah Sand Gnats - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 27 - Technique Classes - Williams-Sonoma, 10 Brook St., Asheville, offers summer classes to experience new flavors and techniques in various foods. Classes are free, but registration is required. Call 277-3707 for times. July 27: summer fruits and vegetables.

July 28 - Asheville Tourists v. Savannah Sand Gnats - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 28 - Blood Drive - 2:00 pm - 6:30 pm, RED CROSS RACING, Mud Creek Baptist Church, 403 Rutledge Drive, 692-1262

July 28 - Contra Dance - 8 PM at Grey Eagle, 185 Clingman Ave., Asheville - Featuring Dancing Bears (Lew Gelfond, Mark Langner, John Culp, Skip Metheny) w/ Margaret Mathews calling. $6. Beginners Welcome! More info www.oldfarmersball.com/ website.

July 28 - Infant/Child CPR - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

July 28 - Living on Main Street - The after hours presentation will be held on Monday, July 28, at 5:45 p.m. at 101 First Avenue West next to West First Wood Fired Pizza with a wine and cheese party. Learn more about Italian courtyard living in downtown Hendersonville with mountain views and the best of both worlds. 310 South Main will house 31 condominiums and the centerpiece will be an open air courtyard reminiscent of old European cities. The first floor is designed for those who desire to live and work in the same building and who wish to participate in the custom design process of their future business. To reserve your space for the after hours presentation, call the 310 South Main Sales office at 828 698-3310.

July 28 - Street Dance - Bring a chair and sit back, relax and enjoy mountain heritage music and dancing from 7:00-9:00PM. Chairs allowed in the audience seating area (parking lot) after 5:30. Please leave your pets comfortably at home, Hendersonville City ordinance prohibits animals in the event area. Admission is free. No alcoholic beverages allowed. People of all ages journey to the Visitors Information Center at 201 South Main Street to enjoy mountain heritage bluegrass music, square dancing and clogging every Monday evening from July 7 through August 25. (828) 693-9708, 800-828-4244.

July 29 - Asheville Tourists v. Charleston RiverDogs - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 29 - CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

July 29 - Make & Take Art for Kids - Come and enjoy an afternoon with your child (ren). Work on an art project, enjoy quality time watching your child design, and create an art project of choice. For more information please contact Grace Young 250 4265 or email grace.young@buncombecounty.org

July 29 - Make & Take Art for Kids - Register by July 25. Come and enjoy an afternoon with your child (ren). Work on an art project, enjoy quality time watching your child design, and create an art project of choice. For more information please contact Grace Young 250 4265 or email grace.young@buncombecounty.org. $12.00 per child (ages 2-8) material & instruction (adult participation required). 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm, 49 Mt. Carmel Rd., Asheville, Buncombe County Parks & Recreation Services Administration.

July 29 - Pet First Aid - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

July 29 - SLEEP DISORDERS/INSOMNIA - Discuss how neurofeedback can help these disorders, 6:15 p.m. July 29, Earth Fare, 1856 Hendersonville Road, Asheville. Free. Call 210-0100.

July 29 - Shaping Downtown Asheville Strategy Workshop - 10:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Public Works Building, 161 S. Charlotte Street. We are hoping to have as many folks as possible who are specifically tied into these issues at this meeting. Please feel free to forward this invitation to other members of your group, or folks who you feel have an interest in this topic. Of course, you are welcome to attend any and all sessions that you like! If you would like to review the documents that have been presented to the public, you can find them on the Downtown Master Plan website, www.ashevillenc.gov/downtownmasterplan (and follow the links about input) or you can click here. You can also find the full schedule of meetings on the website. All meetings are open to the public.

July 29 - Teen Safe Driver Program - Sgt. Staggs from the NC Highway Patrol will present a free program focused on issues that teen drivers face. Teenage drivers have the highest crash risk of any age group and traffic accidents are the leading cause of teen fatalities. The problem is worse among 16 year-olds because of limited driving experience and an immaturity that often results in risk-taking behind the wheel. For more information please contact Grace Young 250 4265 or email her at grace.young@buncombecounty.org

July 30 - Asheville Tourists v. Charleston RiverDogs - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 30 - Blood Drive - 10:00 am - 2:30 pm, Beverly Health Care, 1510 Hebron Street, 693-8461

July 30 - FIBROMYALGIA/CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME - Speaker is Dr. Nik Hedberg, 6:30 p.m. July 30, Earth Fare, 1856 Hendersonville Road, Asheville. Free, signup required. Call 210-0100.

July 30 - Karen & Mondy - Late Night Comedy Series at 35below (underneath Asheville Community Theatre). 8PM. All shows $10. Tickets available online at www.ashevilletheatre.org or 254-1320.

July 30 - Water Aerobics - Great exercise for everyone! 1:00 pm at the Maggie Valley Club Pool.

July 31 thru August 2 - Mountain Dance and Folk Festival - In 2008, performers at the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival will take to the stage for the 81st. time at Diana Wortham Theatre at Pack Place in downtown Asheville on Thursday through Saturday, July 31st. through August 2nd. at 7 p.m. Visit http://www.folkheritage.org/75thannua.htm.

July 31 thru August 3 - 51st Annual North Carolina Mineral, Gem & Jewelry Festival - Celebrating nature's treasures! Annual Festival features aisles and aisels of glittering jewels, gemstones, jewelry, minerals, fossils, beads, crystals and more. A great event for the whole family or a girlfriend getaway! Dealers from around the country offer finished jewelry, custom designs, stones and more. Call 828-765-9033 for more information.

July 31 - Asheville Tourists v. Charleston RiverDogs - Away. Visit www.theashevilletourists.com for more information.

July 31 - Contra Dance - Bryson Gym, Warren Wilson College. Featuring Land of Sky (Laura Lengnick, Roger Gold, Paul Moore) w/ Anne Marie Walter calling. Starts at 8 pm. Beginners Lesson 7:30pm. Admission $6. OFB Thursday Dance Hot-Line (828) 258-4809. More info about Asheville area Contra Dances can be found at www.oldfarmersball.com/

July 31 - Hootie and the Blowfish - Homegrown Tour with special guest Drew Davis Band. BI-LO Center, 7:30pm. Call 467-0008 or www.bilocenter.com

July 31 - Infant/Child CPR Review - The Henderson County Red Cross also offers regularly scheduled courses in Adult CPR/AED, Infant/Child CPR, and First Aid. Courses in Lifeguarding, CPR for the Professional Rescuer, Water Safety, and Babysitting are scheduled periodically. Call the chapter at (828) 693-5605 for more information.

July 31 - Karen & Mondy - Late Night Comedy Series at 35below (underneath Asheville Community Theatre). 8PM. All shows $10. Tickets available online at www.ashevilletheatre.org or 254-1320.

July 31 - Reynolda House and Gardens, Winston-Salem, NC - $25.00 per person (ticket & transportation) Lunch & dinner on own A guided tour of the restored 1917 mansion of Katherine and R.J. Reynolds with period furniture and decor, vintage clothing and family memorabilia will provide a unique window into the family and the life that they lived. Call Grace Young 250 4265 or email grace.young@buncombecounty.org for more information .