May 28, 2015 – mountainx.com

Asheville Beer Week: Thirsty Monk debuts Biltmore Village warehouse

May 29, 2015May 28, 2015 by Edwin Arnaudin

Thirsty Monk’s warehouse space at 92 Thompson St. in Biltmore Village made its debut to the public on Wednesday, May 27, as it played host to the bar and brewpub’s Not So Big BIG Beer Festival.

MemoryCare hosts benefit film screening for families with Alzheimer’s

May 29, 2015May 28, 2015 by Melissa Sibley

On Tuesday, May 26, Asheville nonprofit MemoryCare hosted a special screening of the award-winning film The Genius of Marian at the Asheville Community Theatre followed by an interactive discussion on the joys and challenges of caring for loved ones who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease and other cognitive impairments.

Nest Egg releases krautrock-infused “Respectable” with a free show

May 29, 2015May 28, 2015 by Dave Cantor

Unfettered freedom courses through Harvey Leisure’s repeato-psych compositions for Nest Egg. The guitarist, though, has some pretty stringent ideas about how to put on a show, all of which could come to bear when the band plays its free record release show Friday, May 29, at The Mothlight.

Theater Review: “Nunsense” at HART

May 29, 2015May 28, 2015 by Jeff Messer

Nunsense is as much old school variety show as anything, relying on a mixed bag formula aimed at one thing: pure entertainment. And HART delivers with a perfectly cast, and tightly directed production.

Letter writer: Why not let Asheville residents benefit from tourism boom?

May 28, 2015 by Letters

” The concern and resistance from the hotel and bed-and-breakfast industry about individual residents listing rooms for short-term rental on Airbnb or other similar sites is overstated and unwarranted.”

Hendersonville woman paints mobile memorials for WNC veterans

May 28, 2015May 28, 2015 by Rachel Ingram

The tailgate on Tom Riddle’s 19-year-old truck catches the attention of passers-by as he cruises the streets of Western North Carolina. The tailgate, custom-painted by Andrea Martin in February, features a replication of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., altered to show the names of those veterans from the WNC region, as well as throughout the state, who died in the war.

Asheville Beer Week: Thirsty Monk debuts Biltmore Village warehouse

MemoryCare hosts benefit film screening for families with Alzheimer’s

Nest Egg releases krautrock-infused “Respectable” with a free show

Theater Review: “Nunsense” at HART

Letter writer: Why not let Asheville residents benefit from tourism boom?

Hendersonville woman paints mobile memorials for WNC veterans

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