Calendar of Events

Looking for things to do in Hendersonville, NC? Whether you’re a local or just passing through we’ve got loads of great tips and events to help you find your perfect adventure.

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Saturday, May 4, 2024
“Making Changes” Exhibition
May 4 – May 13 all-day
Red House Gallery & Studios

Our first show in our new location, 101 Cherry Street, will emphasize how we have adapted to “Making Changes”. Growth occurs when we make changes. When something is deconstructed and recreated with new energy and life, it’s an opportunity to evolve and transform. In this process, some aspects are left behind while new concepts take their place. Growth is universal and can be planned or spontaneous, inclusive or exclusive, material, spiritual, or social. Take this challenge to break from old constructs and explore the previously unknown – the unawakened. “If we don’t change, we don’t grow. If we don’t grow, we aren’t really living.” — Gail Sheehy. All mediums are welcome.

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Categories: Art & Craft
2024 Fairy Door Sponsor
May 4 – Aug 31 all-day
Bullington Gardens

Last year, our fairy gardens attracted almost 9,000 visitors between June and August 2023. We see this as an opportunity to highlight Bullington’s circle of contributors through the sponsorship of a fairy door. The handcrafted doors will have the sponsor’s name, will be opened by guests to reveal a hidden message, and will be given to the sponsors when they are taken down after the summer.

Here are just a few statistics about the 2023 Fairy trail and sponsors from last year:

  • Visitors – Local visitors (from a 50-mile radius) numbered 2,647. Total visitors: over 8,700 from 18 countries, 41 different states, and D.C., 138 cities in N.C., 52 cities in S.C.

  • Appeared on WLOS and over 15 print publications.

  • Appeared in over a hundred social media posts (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.)

  • Acknowledgement of sponsors were printed on 1350 of the Woodland Gazettes that were given out to children as they visited.

  • Sponsors were highlighted in our Friends of Bullington newsletter.

The dates of the fairy garden will run from June 1, 2024, through August 31, 2024. Please consider being one of our ‘Sponsors with Heart’ by purchasing a fairy door. We need to hear from you no later than April 15, 2024, so we can customize your door and message in time for the grand opening of our Fairy Gardens kickoff.

Fairy Door Sponsor Information:

Thank you for supporting Bullington Gardens, and sharing our passion for providing WNC with magical public gardens aimed to connect to the natural world and provide science-based education.

Dates: June 1- August 31, 2024

Location: Bullington Gardens Fairy Trail, 95 Upper Red Oak Trail, Hendersonville, NC 28792

Sponsor Benefits $350

  • Business or name listed on a medium (approx.) 12” fairy house doors. (You can help our artist to design if ordered early enough)

  • Recognition of sponsorship in Bullington Board newsletter.

  • Acknowledgment on the Bullington Gardens social media pages.

  • Sponsor logo and link on the Bullington Gardens website for 90 days

  • Donation is tax-deductible.

Invoices and tax-deductible receipts will be sent from Bullington Gardens, Inc. Please send payment and the form below by April 15, 2024. For any questions, please contact Annie Higgins at [email protected] or call (828) 698-6104

Sponsor a door here.

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2024 Get in Gear Fest, Presented by Prestige Subaru
May 4 all-day
The Outpost

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!

Connect with local outdoor companies, products, and experiences.

Demo the latest gear + exclusive sales/discounts
Enjoy local food and beverages
Activities for the whole family
Enjoy activities for all ages and outdoor experience levels including a pop-up kids bike park, demo bike and e-bike rides, hammocking, riverboarding, and paddleboarding. Try on clothing, bags, packs, shoes, and outdoor accessories. See products launch and meet the movers and shakers of the Outdoor Industry Hub of the East right on the French Broad River in Asheville, NC.

Ride your bike to the festival on the French Broad River Greenway and check it at the Bike Valet, operated by Asheville on Bikes.

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Airing of the Quilts
May 4 all-day
Appalachian Women's Museum

In spring, Appalachian women would take the covers off the family beds to air out after a cold winter of snuggling in them. The Appalachian Women’s Museum celebrates the ritual with a quilt show every year. Bring quilts (or just come hang out), buy fabric and sewing materials, sip tea with your little finger extended. It’s a good day!

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Arts Discounts Page
May 4 all-day
online w/ ArtsAVL
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BREWERY TOURS
May 4 all-day
Sierra Nevada Brewing

Whether you’re just getting into craft beer or we’re on your brewery bucket list, a Mills River tour is for you — so we recommend you reserve a spot! Our interactive tours offer everything from hop handling to nature hikes to — what you really came for — beer sampling.

Space on each tour is limited, and reservations are strongly encouraged. Make yours below. Looking to book a private tour? Fill out the private tour form, and we’ll get it organized. See you soon!

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BRING ON SPRING w/ Nantahala Outdoor Center
May 4 all-day
Nantahala Outdoor Center

 
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Call to artists: public art enhancements of the Asheville Black Cultural Heritage Trail
May 4 all-day
online

Artist Qualification Application

Explore Asheville, River Front Development Group, and the Asheville Black Cultural Heritage Trail (BCHT) Advisory Committee seek artists to submit qualifications for consideration for public art enhancements of the Asheville Black Cultural Heritage Trail. Public art is art utilizing any media such as murals or sculptures in public spaces that are free and open to the public.

Project Background

In 2018 Explore Asheville, powered by the Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority, supported the creation of the Asheville Black Cultural Heritage trail in partnership with River Front Development Group through a Tourism Product Development Fund Grant. The process included community engagement, the creation of an advisory committee, research, design, installation, and the creation of a digital version of the trail.

Twenty-one signs at 14 sites throughout downtown, Southside, and the River Area in Asheville were installed December 2023. The content of the trail informs the physical path that the trail takes through the historically Black neighborhoods that surround and include downtown Asheville. The four interpretive goals for this project are:

  • Share the accomplishments and contributions of the Black community in Asheville.
  • Celebrate individuals and groups that supported the community.
  • Highlight Black people’s agency and the capacity to express individual power.
  • Combat or correct misconceptions and preserve history for future generations.

Phase II of the project will include enhancement and placemaking through public art.

Artist Eligibility

Explore Asheville invites applications from professional artists or designers aged 18 or older who are eligible to work in the United States. Qualified artists should have experience working within communities in or around Buncombe County and/or a proven record of accomplishment using materials and methods appropriate for large format outdoor art installations. Explore Asheville encourages artists who only have one qualification to partner with an artist or maker who can fulfill the other qualifications. New artists and/or collaboration are encouraged. This call for qualifications is open to all, regardless of experience or size of portfolio.

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Caroline Renée Woolard Art Exhibition
May 4 – May 24 all-day
The Village Potters Clay Center 

 

 

The Village Potters Clay Center is pleased to announce our first Featured Artist Exhibit for 2024 will be for Caroline Renée Woolard. The exhibit opened March 20 and runs through the end of May in the Feature Gallery at The Village Potters Clay Center.

 

Caroline Renée Woolard creates functional pottery with the intention of nurturing those who use it in their daily rituals, uplifting their spirits and homes as it invites them to find gratitude in the present moment. Her work explores movement through various textures on the surface with slip and carving, while finding stability and structure within the form. Each surface design is a unique expression of the energy of the moment that she creates it, and as she works with clay, she finds it to be a grounding process that reminds her of the importance of being centered and present.

 

The exhibit will include some of Caroline’s most popular forms like her mushroom mugs and vessels, her curvaceous lady forms, and her slipped vessels adorned with horsehair. She will also be creating new, larger pieces as she continues to explore the new directions her forms and textures are leading her, and we are all very excited to be along on her journey!

 

Caroline will also be taking part in the annual Multi-Kiln Opening Celebration at The Village Potters Clay Center on Saturday, May 4, where she will be demonstrating some of her surface design techniques and available throughout the day for questions and discussion about her work.

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Celebrate National Small Business Week: Virtual Summit
May 4 all-day
Asheville Area + online

 

The National Small Business Week 2-day virtual summit is happening Tuesday, April 30 – Wednesday, May 1, 2024.

This year’s event will include educational presentations by experts, exhibit booths, free business resources, multiple peer-to-peer networking rooms, and expert business advice from SCORE mentors.

The event is free to attend for both established and aspiring business owners. However, you must first register to gain entry.

Register for the virtual summit

See the schedule of events below, or download a PDF version of the schedule.

Tuesday, April 30

Time (ET) Session Cosponsored by
10:00 a.m. Virtual Doors Open! Explore the Environment
11:00 a.m. – 11:30 p.m. Accelerate Business Growth with the Help of AI Visa
11:45 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Securing Your Small Business in a Work-From-Anywhere World T-Mobile
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Learn About the No-Cost SBA T.H.R.I.V.E Educational Program SBA
2:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Unlock AI’s Potential for Your Small Business Grow with Google
2:40 p.m. – 3:40 p.m. Building a Foundation for Online Marketing Success: Review, Plan, and Execute Constant Contact
3:55 p.m. – 4:55 p.m. Leveraging E-Commerce to Scale Your Business Amazon
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. How to Start a Food Truck Business: A Step-by-Step Guide SCORE

Wednesday, May 1

Time (ET) Session Cosponsored by
10:00 a.m. Virtual Doors Open! Explore the Environment
11:00 a.m. – 11:40 p.m. 8 Practical Skills to Run a Successful Business Visa
11:45 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Small Business Strategies for Collaboration and Productivity T-Mobile
12:50 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. Navigating Your Cash Flow Chase for Business
1:55 p.m. – 2:55 p.m. How to Turn Your Side Hustle into a Business & Securing Your First Loan NerdWallet
3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Future of Commerce 2024 Square
4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. My SBA SBA
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. How to Write a Grant Proposal for Your Business SCORE

Networking rooms

Between sessions, make sure you check out our other rooms:

  • Exhibit hall: Chat with our cosponsors and pick up free resources for your business.
  • Mentoring hall: Get answers to your business questions from one of our experienced mentors.
  • Networking lounge: Make new connections with fellow aspiring entrepreneurs and small business owners.
  • Inspiration hall: View small business success stories and get inspired to achieve greatness.

 

  • At the Asheville Chamber, we’ll be celebrating Small Businesses during the week of May 13 – May 17 with events like the Sky High Growth Awards, Smart Series and a Surprise Patrol of local goodies to small businesses. We’ll also be celebrating small businesses throughout the month of May on social media and here in our newsletter!
    Support the Downtown Business Improvement District!
    The proposed Business Improvement District (BID) in Downtown Asheville aims to enhance the community’s vitality and functionality. With a focus on safe and clean services, such as a hospitality and safety ambassador program, the BID will address pressing issues while fostering a vibrant downtown environment.

    Learn more about the BID and sign the petition at downtownashevillebid.com.

    Anyone can sign the bid whether you work, live or simply enjoy Downtown Asheville. By coming together to advocate for the BID’s establishment, we can ensure Downtown Asheville continues to thrive as a dynamic economic and cultural hub!
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CMDA National Convention
May 4 – May 5 all-day
Ridgecrest Conference Center

This convention provides great opportunities for you to transform as you fellowship with Christian healthcare professionals, learn about current health and social issues, renew your faith through worship and network with exhibiting organizations. You don’t want to miss this event!

 

 

Who should attend the National Convention?

Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Dentists, Optometrists, Nurses, Dental Hygienists, Administrators and Office Staff, Residents, Students, all other healthcare professionals, and spouses of all healthcare professionals.

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Categories: Community Health & Wellness
Community Swim Day
May 4 all-day
YWCA of Asheville

Saturday, May 4, is our annual Community Swim Day, offering free swim classes for ages 6 months to 14 years old, free family swim time, and snacks! No previous swim experience is needed for any age group. It will be a fun day for the whole family and a great way to kick off warmer weather!

Registration for swim lessons is required; follow this link to register.

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Future Organic Growing + Living Programs Survey
May 4 all-day
online w/ Organic Grower School

We want to hear from you about what classes & workshops

you’d be interested in!

We would greatly appreciate if you took a minute out of your day to fill out this quick survey so we can best serve our community through our educational programming.
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GrindFest seeks volunteers
May 4 all-day
online

  • We’re excited to be approaching this year’s GRINDfest: the celebration of BIPOC business and entrepreneurship. It’s going to be bigger than ever!!!

    This event is an annual effort to bridge economic gaps so that local BIPOC folks can serve as many customers as possible. Together, we collaborate to support various makers, producers, artists, businesses, and entrepreneurs that work very hard all year to prepare to serve festival attendees.

     

    To sign-up for a specific shift time and role, please visit
    VOLUNTEER SIGNUP FORM

     

    https://grindfestavl.com/

    Home

    Depot St, River Arts District, Asheville, NC

  • FESTIVAL INFORMATION

    EVENT: GRINDFEST 2024
    WHEN: May 24th to May 26th, 2024
    WHERE: A.B. Tech Conference Center | 16 Fernihurst Dr. Asheville, NC 28801

    EVENT SCHEDULE

    • Friday (May 24th)
      • 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM – Annual Meeting
      • 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM – Partners Lunch
      • Friday Night – Vendor Setup (Time TBA)
      • 9:00 PM to 12:00 MN – Casino Night
    • Saturday (May 25th)
      • 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM – Vending
      • 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM – Salvage Station
    • Sunday (May 26th)
      • 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM – Vending
      • 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM – Gospel Showcase

    *****CARNIVAL RIDES start at 12:00 NOON*****

    We still have a lot of activities not included here! Stay Tuned for all our updates!

    FEATURED MINI EVENTS:

    Asheville on Bikes
    Carnival Rides
    Casino Nights
    Gospel Music Showcase
    Latin Bands
    Hiphop Aerobics

    FEATURED EVENTS: [TICKETED]

    Annual Meeting
    Casino Night
    Harlem Night
    Carnival Ride
    Gospel Showcase

     

     

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    Email any questions to [email protected].

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Hanger Hall Summer Camp Online registration Open
May 4 all-day
Hanger Hall School
Media Camp with Maria Smilios
June 3 – 9
Rising 5th-8th grade    9am-3pm 

Do you like creating movies, videos, podcasts or performing on stage? Come join us!

Girl Boss 101 w/ KCon and Izzy 
June 10-14
Rising 5th-8th grade    9am-3pm 

Do you dream of having your own small business? In this camp, you will learn the basics of running a business; planning, budgeting, production, and marketing. Cost provides snacks and supplies for various crafts to be used as a jumping off point for your very own crafty career!

Whodinit? With Maria Smilios
June 17 – 21
Rising 5th-8th grade    9am-3pm 

Design and write your own mystery, then bring the story to life with photos, images, and games.

Comics Camp with Izzy
June 24-28
Rising 5th-8th grade    9am-3pm 

Join Isabelle in the Comics Laboratory where we will study the unique chemistry of words and pictures. Refine your ideas, tell stories, and create characters you love! Learn about exciting tools to enhance your artwork and how to assemble your own books. We’ll enjoy snacks, collaborative drawing games and good tunes.

Cost includes art supplies to keep and snacks!
Elementary Spanish Camp with KCon
July 8-12 
Rising 1st-4th grade    9am-1pm    
Cost: $275
Learn and practice Spanish language basics through songs, food, art & games.

Register for Spanish Camp Here

ARTY PARTY! With KCon and Shawn
July 22-July 26th 
Rising 1st-4th grade    9am-4pm  
 
Attendees should expect a week of visual art, plenty of smiles, and maximum joy!
Everyday will be a different creative adventure mixed with outdoor magic.
We’ll round out the week with an exciting art gallery showing. Come join us!
Dance and Performance with Sofia Costanzo
July 29 – August 2
Rising 6th-9th   9am – 3pm 
In this performance summer camp for rising 6th-9th graders, we are excited to offer a unique and immersive experience for children who are passionate about performing. Over the course of the week, students will have the opportunity to learn and develop acting techniques, character-building skills, and dance routines in a supportive and fun environment.
Crafty Hoopla with KCon and Kizzi
Aug 5-9  
Rising 5th-8th grade    9am-4pm  
 
Students should expect a week filled with crafting, nature exploring, and game playing. We will spend our days adventuring around the Asheville area while collecting inspiration from and natural materials for our various crafts. This camp is all about playing and having fun while creating beautiful nature inspired art.
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Categories: Family Fun
Harmonies and Honky-Tonk 101 workshop
May 4 – May 5 all-day
Highland Lake Cove
Harmonies and Honky-Tonk 101
Kari Sickenberger is leading a workshop from May 3-5. retreat at
at Highland Lake Cove, a beautiful, rustic mountain setting,
ideal for rest, rejuvenation, relaxation, singing and fun!
Deadline for Registration is 4/15/24
www.KariSickenberger.com

The event is occuring at Mountain Magic, a new collaborative venture with Highland Lake Cove in Flat Rock, NC. They are developing a performance and participatory arts venue initially focusing on mountain music, dance, and storytelling traditions. 
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Haunted History + Murder MYstery Tour
May 4 all-day
Gray Line Trolley Tours of Asheville

Sit back if you dare as we illuminate Asheville’s darkest history with astonishing stories of spirits & spies, ghosts & goblins, hauntings & hoodlums and mountain-made murder & mayhem.

Hear stories of . . .

  The legendary PINK LADY at the Grove Park Inn
  The GHOST of Church Street
  The 1936 UNSOLVED MURDER that shook Asheville
  The CHILD SPIRITS at the haunted hospital
  The architect walled into his own church!
  The KILLING SPREE of 1906
  NAZI AGENTS based in Asheville
  ARSON at hospital that claimed Zelda Fitzgerald

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Mile High Swinging Bridge
May 4 all-day
Grandfather Mountain

One of the top highlights and memories of visits to Grandfather Mountain nature park is walking across the famous Mile High Swinging Bridge. Since 1952, visitors have “oohed” and “aahed” at the bridge’s 360-degree panoramic views. America’s highest suspension footbridge gives easy access to the spectacular views atop Grandfather Mountain’s Linville Peak, elevation 5,305 feet.

The 228-foot suspension bridge spans an 80-foot chasm at more than one mile in elevation (hence the name!). To reach the Mile High Swinging Bridge, drive the two-mile, winding scenic road up the mountain to the summit parking area by the Top Shop. Climb 50 stairs adjacent to the parking area or inside the Top Shop to reach the short pathway to the bridge. Also, an elevator in the Top Shop takes you to the third floor for a level walk to the bridge.

Top Shop

Located adjacent to the Bridge, the Top Shop features a gift shop, snacks, restrooms, elevator and second-floor exhibition area. Also get the latest park information and trail maps. Read more.

Accessibility

Inside the Top Shop, an elevator makes the Mile High Swinging Bridge accessible to people with mobility challenges, including those in wheelchairs. From the Top Shop, there is a paved 50-yard path to the bridge. Read more about our accessibility.

Tickets & Hours

Walking across the Mile High Swinging Bridge is included in your Grandfather Mountain admission ticket that includes many other things to do in our nature park. Buy tickets online and book a reservation time to enter the park. You do not need a separate reservation for the bridge. It’s open, weather permitting, every day of the year except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. See hours.

More to Explore

Before or after visiting the Mile High Swinging Bridge, allow time to enjoy other parts of the mountain: wildlife habitats, Wilson Center for Nature Discovery, restaurant, hiking trails, roadside overlooks, picnic areas and more. See more Things to Do.

Nearby Hiking Trails

Trailheads to many of the Grandfather Mountain hiking trails are located near the Swinging Bridge. In fact, the 0.4 mile Bridge Trail takes you beneath the bridge, starting from the Black Rock parking area just below the summit. For details on our nearby trails, go to our Hiking Guide.

Bridge Tips & Tidbits

  • Does it really swing? Very little — unlike the original one. Today’s bridge is made of steel and reinforced with cables and springs. It has railings on the sides to ensure safety.
  • We suggest you wear rubber-soled shoes and walk with care when crossing the rocks on the far side of the bridge.
  • If heights give you pause, you can still enjoy Blue Ridge Mountain views from the ground before you reach the bridge and even from the parking area.
  • Due to periodic extreme weather conditions at the bridge, it closes when there is area lightning, high wind or icy conditions.
  • The official U.S. Weather Service Reporting Station atop the Mile High Swinging Bridge has provided daily weather observations since 1955. The temperature is usually 10 to 20 degrees cooler than in the flatlands you see below. It’s also one of the windiest locations in North Carolina, with a 124-mph record set in winter 2019. Learn more about our weather.
  • Pets are allowed on the bridge if well behaved and on a leash.
  • Photographs and videos to remember your visit are encouraged. Be mindful of sharp drop-offs along the Linville Peak ridge. Drones are not allowed. See our photography policies.
  • The Singing Bridge? When the wind blows, the Mile High Swinging Bridge “sings” in the same way as a harmonica.
  • In April through October, join Grandfather’s expert naturalists by the Bridge for Interpretive Talks about the our unique weather, climate, flora and fauna. Read more.
  • Need driving directions? The address for Grandfather Mountain’s entrance gate is 2050 Blowing Rock Highway, Linville, NC 28646 (click link for Google Maps). There are no shuttles, so you must have your own vehicle to explore our nature park. No RVs longer than 28 feet in length or hinged vehicles are allowed through the Entrance Gate. See detailed directions.
  • To see much more info, see our Plan Your Visit section.

Mile High Swinging Bridge History

Former North Carolina Tourism Director Charles J. Parker coined the name “Mile High Swinging Bridge” at the Bridge’s dedication in 1952. The term “mile high” refers to the structure’s elevation above sea level (5,280 feet). The term “swinging” refers to the fact that suspension bridges are free to sway.

The original 1952 bridge was designed by Charles Hartmann Jr. of Greensboro, N.C. It was fabricated in Greensboro and then reassembled on top of the Mountain. Erecting the bridge took three weeks, a process slowed by inclement weather created by a hurricane off the North Carolina coast. Cost was $15,000. It was dedicated on Sept. 2, 1952 by North Carolina Gov. William B. Umstead.

The bridge was rebuilt in 1999 using the original towers. The cables, floor boards and side rails were all replaced using galvanized steel. One of the main advantages of the modern building materials is that they do not have to be painted. Now, Grandfather Mountain employees will not have to hang out over the gorge to paint the span. It was redesigned by Sutton, Kennerly & Associates Engineering of Asheville, N.C., and rebuilt by Taylor & Murphy Construction Company of Asheville. The cost of rebuilding was $300,000.

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Park Pavilion Reservations Open
May 4 all-day
online

New Park Pavilion Reservation Software

We have launched a new park pavilion reservation software system where park users can seamlessly book park shelters and fields from the comfort of their home. In order to book a park pavilion or field, go to www.buncombecounty.org/parks and click the “Reserve & Register” button. Click here to view a tutorial on how to book a park pavilion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGOrpvY75Xk
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Purple Ribbon Charity Pickleball Tournament
May 4 all-day
Hendersonville Racquet Club

HRC is proud to announce the Purple Ribbon Charity Pickleball Tournament!  This one day tournament will be on Saturday, May 4th.  Profits will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association as part of their Longest Day initiative.

The divisions will be:  Men’s,  Women’s and Mixed Open Doubles
18+ Men’s, Women’s and Mixed  3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 Doubles.
There will be no singles.

Each team is guaranteed to play at least 3 matches during the tournament.  All participants get a swag bag on check-in and free food and drink will be provided.  Awards will be given for the 1st and 2nd place teams in each division.  There is a $40.00 entry fee for each event entered per person.  Each participant can play up to two events.

More information can be found at HRC’s website, www.hendersonvilleracquetclub.com.  Signup deadline is Sunday, April 28th.

Hendersonville Racquet Club is a ten acre complex that includes 5 outdoor pickleball courts, 6 outdoor tennis courts, 3 indoor tennis courts, four indoor pickleball courts, four racquetball courts, an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, group fitness classes, and outdoor leisure area by Shaw’s Creek and pond. More information can be found at www.hendersonvilleracquetclub.com, calling 828-693-0040 or emailing [email protected].

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