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SUMMARY:New Glass Studio in Old Fort
DESCRIPTION:Arrowhead Art Gallery & Studios in Old Fort\, NC\, kicks off the grand opening of the newly designated Design Glass Studio for learning. Equipment includes a glass kiln\, cutting room\, hand tools\, and supplies needed for independent study. The October stained-glass classes include a Moravian Star and a Star Suncatcher. Learn how to fuse glass with classes on glass tiles and a beautiful woodland tree ambiance light. Each month\, new classes will be offered\, and information can be found on the Arrowhead Art Gallery & Studios website at arrowheadart.org
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/new-glass-studio-in-old-fort/
LOCATION:Arrowhead Gallery and Studios\, 77 Catawba Ave.\,\, Old Fort\, 28762
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SUMMARY:Ornament Tree in the Stairway Gallery
DESCRIPTION:Handmade\, one-of-a-kind ornaments adorn a ten-foot tall wire tree in the Stairway Gallery at Trackside Studios. Ornaments are a great gift for oneself\, friends and family\, workplace gift exchanges\, and hospitality thank-yous!\nOpen daily during studio hours.
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/ornament-tree-in-the-stairway-gallery/
LOCATION:Trackside Studios\, 375 Depot Street\, Asheville\, 28801
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SUMMARY:Valentine’s Heart Mosaic Stepping Stones Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ready for some color in your yard? This class will introduce you to the ancient art form of mosaics through the creation of your own\, unique heart-shaped mosaic stepping stone. In the first session\, you will learn the basics of mosaic design\, select and cut/break tessere (ceramic tiles\, plates and other materials) and adhere them to your concrete stepping stone. In the second session\, you will learn how to grout your piece and will have a number of colors of grout to choose from. After just two sessions you will leave with a beautiful mosaic heart-shaped stepping stone for outdoor use and the knowledge to make mosaics on a number of substrates. See Michelle’s general guidelines and links for mosaics here.
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/valentines-heart-mosaic-stepping-stones-workshop/
LOCATION:Black Mountain Center for the Arts\, 225 W. State Street\, Black Mountain\, NC\, 28711\, United States
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SUMMARY:Beginner Adult Ballet Classes | Foundations at Black Mountain Arts
DESCRIPTION:Build Strength\, Grace & Confidence – Beginner Adult Ballet Foundations \nDiscover the beauty and strength of ballet this winter in Adult Ballet: Foundations—perfect for beginners or anyone looking to explore dance in a welcoming\, low-pressure environment. This class focuses on basic posture\, port de bras\, turnout\, alignment\, and simple combinations\, helping you build a strong foundation to move forward in your dance journey. Along the way\, you’ll improve core strength\, stability\, posture\, and bone health\, all while enjoying a low-impact\, mindful workout that nurtures your body\, mind\, and brain. No prior dance experience is needed—just bring curiosity\, energy\, and a willingness to move. Step into ballet this winter and enjoy the confidence\, focus\, and vitality it can bring to your everyday life. \nImprove strength\, balance\, and posture in a fun\, beginner-friendly adult ballet class—no experience needed.
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/beginner-adult-ballet-classes-foundations-at-black-mountain-arts/
LOCATION:Black Mountain Center for the Arts\, 225 W. State Street\, Black Mountain\, NC\, 28711\, United States
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SUMMARY:"Jeeves In Bloom" at NC Stage
DESCRIPTION:Join NC Stage Jan. 28th – Feb. 22nd for Jeeves In Bloom by Margaret Raether\, based on the writings of P.G. Wodehouse. The peaceful English countryside may never be the same after Bertie Wooster and his unflappable valet\, Jeeves\, pay a visit. What starts as a plan to pair tongue-tied\, amphibian-loving Augustus Fink-Nottle and fanciful\, poetry-loving Madeline Basset quickly goes awry. Soon\, Bertie is fending off Madeline’s amorous advances\, reluctantly participating in an attempted burglary\, and fleeing attacks from a homicidal French chef. With the stakes this high\, the solution must lie with the one and only Jeeves! \nRegular Adult Tickets: $24-$48 (depending on chosen seat)\nStudent Tickets: $10 (18 and under/ college and graduate students with student ID) \nWednesdays\, Thursdays\, Saturdays: 7:30pm ; Sundays: 2pm\nFirst two Fridays (30th & 6th): 7:30pm ; last two Fridays (13th & 20th): 2pm \nOpening Week “Choose Your Price” Nights: January 28th – January 30th
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/jeeves-in-bloom-at-nc-stage/
LOCATION:North Carolina Stage Company\, 15 Stage Lane\, Asheville\, 28801
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SUMMARY:Dialogue: Lindenfeld + Lindenfeld
DESCRIPTION:Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center presents Dialogue: Lindenfeld + Lindenfeld\, an exhibition celebrating the works of mother-daughter artists\, Lore Kadden Lindenfeld and Naomi Lindenfeld. Lore\, who attended and graduated from Black Mountain College in the 1940s\, made a career as a textile designer and educator while continuing to create weavings\, fiber collages\, artist books\, and drawings. Her daughter Naomi creates colored clay objects that are tactile\, useful\, and visually complex. In the exhibition\, the mesmerizing striations of color in Naomi Lindenfeld’s pottery are placed in dynamic conversation with her mother’s innovative textiles\, mixed media collages\, and drawings.  \nFrom Naomi Lindenfeld—  \nI grew up with my mother’s loom in our family’s living room. Not many years later I ended up with clay carving tools and a rolling pin in my own ceramics studio. The pairings of work in this show exemplify the influences of my mother’s work on me and have served as an opportunity to both grow creatively and to honor my mother and her life’s work. \nI grew up hearing riveting stories of Black Mountain College\, its avant-garde\, experimental environment and brilliant\, unique personalities. As well\, I was exposed to many artists and craftspeople during my childhood and took my first pottery class with a friend of my mother’s. I responded to the immediacy of clay more than what appeared to be the tedium of threading warps on a loom. While working on a degree in ceramics from Boston University’s Program in Artisanry\, I discovered the Japanese technique\, Nerikomi\, of layering colored clays to create patterns. I have been captivated by exploring many ways of working with colored clay ever since. I have also come to realize that my method of working with clay – the sense of movement\, abstract graphic quality\, nature-themed imagery and vivid color – echoes my mother’s textiles. In designing work for this show\, I was first more drawn to my mother’s fiber collage work than her weavings\, as a closer match for my own techniques and sensibilities. I later saw that the way I carve into the layers in two directions appears as woven fabric. \nIt was both fascinating and challenging to interpret a two-dimensional medium within a three-dimensional realm; to not just reproduce my mother’s ideas and imagery but to draw inspiration and design the pieces as my own. My hope is that my ceramics\, while paying homage to my mother\, stand on their own just as her fiber works do. \n___ \nARTISTS \nLore Kadden Lindenfeld (1921 – 2010) emigrated with her family from Germany to the U.S. in 1938. After settling in a suburb of Boston\, Lore worked to help support her family\, earning fourteen dollars per week as a seamstress and sales clerk. She was the primary breadwinner for the family. She had previously studied fashion design in Germany and worked as a seamstress doing alterations and in various other jobs.  \nAfter enrolling in adult education classes at Harvard\, she received a scholarship to study at Black Mountain College in 1945. She remained at BMC until she graduated in 1948. Lore studied textile design with Anni Albers\, Trude Guermonprez\, and Franziska Mayer as well as taking classes with mathematician Max Dehn\, artist Josef Albers\, and writer M.C. Richards.. Her training at BMC was integral to her development as a textile designer and her work in industrial textile production.  \nInspired by the Alberses and the Bauhaus tradition\, she worked as a textile designer for the New York fashion industry\, followed by a career as a weaver\, fiber collage artist\, and as a weaving and art history teacher on the college level.   \nNaomi Lindenfeld has developed a line of colored clay works\, intended for daily use as well as for gatherings and celebrations. Flowing movement is the main feeling that Naomi hopes to convey in her work. Her inspiration is drawn from her love of dance\, patterns in the natural world that result from the movement of water and wind on materials like rock\, wood\, and shells. The colored clay technique allows one to work with colors while making a piece. Naomi loves to experiment with different color combinations to see how colors blend and contrast to create different moods.  \nShe took her first pottery class at the age of 12\, continuing to work in clay in high school\, and finally earning a degree in ceramics from Boston University’s Program in Artisanry. Naomi has had the chance to share her enthusiasm of colored clay by teaching workshops at many craft institutes around New England\, and since the fall of 1998\, she has been the ceramics teacher at The Putney School. While being one of the founding members of the Brattleboro Clayworks\, a potter’s collective\, she now has her own home studio in West Brattleboro.  \n___ \nRECEPTION AND TALK \nJoin us for the opening reception for Dialogue: Lindenfeld + Lindenfeld hosted at BMCM+AC on Friday\, January 30\, 2025 from 5:30–8pm. \nOn Saturday\, January 31\, 2025 at 11am\, Naomi Lindenfeld will give a “Perspectives” talk about Dialogue: Lindenfeld + Lindenfeld and the artistic conversations between works in the exhibition. \nBoth events take place at Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center {120 College Street\, Asheville\, NC}. Free and Open to All.
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/dialogue-lindenfeld-lindenfeld/
LOCATION:Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center\, 120 College Street\, Asheville\, North Carolina\, 28801
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SUMMARY:PERSPECTIVES Artist Talk: Naomi Lindenfeld
DESCRIPTION:PERSPECTIVES: Naomi Lindenfeld\nJanuary 31\, 2026\, 11am | Free and Open to All\nBlack Mountain College Museum + Arts Center {120 College Street\, Asheville NC} \nOn Saturday\, January 31\, 2026 at 11am\, Naomi Lindenfeld will give a “Perspectives” artist talk in BMCM+AC’s upstairs gallery. This event is presented in conjunction with the opening of Dialogue: Lindenfeld + Lindenfeld\, an exhibition exploring artistic conversations between the work of Naomi Lindenfeld and her mother\, BMC alum Lore Kadden Lindenfeld. \nAbout Naomi: \nNaomi has developed a line of colored clay items which are intended for daily use as well as for gatherings and celebrations. The technique involves layering colored clay into a block. Patterns are created by pressing tools down into the block and then slicing it\, or rolling out the layered colored clay\, carving away strips and rolling it flat again to create a multi-dimensional effect. The flat clay is then hand-constructed into pieces that are tactile\, useful and decorative. In addition\, Naomi throws the layered colored clay on a wheel to form the pieces. She then facets the sides to reveal an agate effect or deeply carves the surface. This reveals mesmerizing striations of color that result in a great sense of depth and movement to the pieces. \nFlowing movement is the main feeling that Naomi hopes to convey in her work. Her inspiration is drawn from her love of dance\, patterns in the natural world that result from the movement of water and wind on materials like rock\, wood and shells. The colored clay technique allows one to work with colors while making a piece. Naomi loves to experiment with different color combinations to see how colors blend and contrast to create different moods. \nNaomi took her first pottery class at the age of 12\, continuing to work in clay in high school. She went on to earn a degree in ceramics from Boston University’s Program in Artisanry\, a program designed to prepare students to be professional craftspeople. During her time at B.U. Naomi observed another student who was experimenting with colored clay. Although it was still a few years before she got involved with this technique herself\, she began to be intrigued. \nAfter college she worked for several potters and eventually had the chance to do some of her own work\, which is when her experimentation with colored clay began. Naomi is one of the founding members in 1983 of the Brattleboro Clayworks\, a potter’s collective. The combination of discovering the wonders of colored clay and forming the group studio helped her aspirations fall into place and connect the work with her heart. \nNaomi has had the chance to share her enthusiasm of colored clay by teaching workshops at many craft institutes around New England\, focusing on this technique. Since the fall of 1998 she is the ceramics teacher at The Putney School\, a progressive boarding high school in Putney\, Vt. with a strong arts program.
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/perspectives-artist-talk-naomi-lindenfeld/
LOCATION:Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center\, 120 College Street\, Asheville\, North Carolina\, 28801
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SUMMARY:Art Earth and Soul Kollective Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The YMI Cultural Center will open Art Earth Soul Kollective\, a multidisciplinary exhibition examining race\, space\, faith\, and belonging in American life. The opening reception on Friday\, January 31 will feature visual and sonic works\, a live performance\, and opportunities for informal conversation. The exhibition remains on view through March 20.\nOpening Reception: Friday\, January 31\, 5–9 p.m.
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/art-earth-and-soul-kollective-exhibition/
LOCATION:YMI Cultural Center\, 39 S. Market Street\, Asheville \, 28801
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260131T190000
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SUMMARY:Modelface Comedy presents Corey Ryan Forrester
DESCRIPTION:Modelface Comedy brings the best comedians from all over the country to Asheville\, NC. This week we are excited to have Corey Ryan Forrester!! \nCorey’s love for comedy started when he was a toddler watching Carson (and then Leno) from a blanket on the floor next to his daddy\, Dale. By the second grade\, Corey had already informed his teachers that he would be a comedian and didn’t ever consider another profession. At 16\, he worked up the nerve to do his first open mic (lying about his age to be admitted into the club). \nCorey spent the next decade hawking jokes in dingy bars and comedy clubs at night\, then waking up to do random jobs to supplement his income. He was a house painter\, retail associate\, motorcycle salesman\, urine sample collector\, flower delivery boy\, hotel maid\, college textbook reseller\, and hay bailer… at one point\, he ran a family bakery with his mother and sister where he was considered the “Head Quiche Chef.” \nIn 2015 Corey traded in his chef’s hat for a full-time trucker hat. Under Corey’s trucker hat is a giant head\, and under that are surprisingly thought-provoking rants on society\, culture\, and politics. His stand-up blends humor and common sense into a high-energy act full of silly physical comedy\, recounting wild stories and emotionally-driven tangents. \nCorey dreams of being in the small club of EGOT winners. His creative output is nearly insatiable and propelled by his passion for writing\, performance\, and silliness. Choosing to live in his hometown of Chickamauga\, when Corey isn’t on the road touring internationally as part of the wellRED Comedy Tour\, he takes hours-long walks through the woods\, talks on the phone with his momma\, and makes live videos to destigmatize mental health. \nYou can find daily videos and writing across Corey’s platforms. He makes viral character videos and political satire sketches\, writes daily for his Substack subscribers\, works on his upcoming second book\, and produces more podcasts than you can count. Corey’s undeniable charm has garnered fans like Whoopi Goldberg\, Chelsea Clinton\, Leslie Jones\, and Dave Bautista. His greatest honor has been connecting with people of all kinds\, meeting fans on the road\, and making his family proud\, even if they cringe a little. \nDoors: 6:30 PM\nShow: 7:00 PM \nPREMIUM SEATING: $30.00\nDAY OF: $25.00\nADVANCED: $20.00 \n– AGES 18+\n– FULLY SEATED SHOW\n– LIMITED NUMBER OF PREMIUM SEATING TICKETS AVAILABLE* \n*premium seating is the front three rows
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/modelface-comedy-presents-corey-ryan-forrester/
LOCATION:Eulogy at Burial Beer Company\, 10 Buxton Avenue\, Asheville\, 28801
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SUMMARY:An Evening With The Close
DESCRIPTION:Saturday January 31st 7:30 PM – We want everyone to access the healing power of music! Perhaps you can only afford a few dollars\, or maybe you have resources to cover the cost for others. Donate What You Can! You may enter your desired donation amount below. The suggested price per ticket is $20. \nAbout the artist: \nThe Close is a Nashville-based band known for their distinctive blend of alt-Country\, Folk\, and Americana. Formed by Lori J Rowton\, Shannon Walker and James McKinney\, The Close has quickly gained a reputation for their emotionally resonant lyrics\, rich harmonies\, and dynamic arrangements. Their sound is characterized by a seamless fusion of genres\, creating a unique blend that is brought to life through the band’s intricate vocal arrangements and soulful performances\, creating a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly original. \nIn a city renowned for its musical talent\, The Close has carved out its own niche\, earning praise from critics and fans alike. Their music is both beautiful and engaging\, sophisticated and accessible\, and delivers a captivating performance every time. Their live performances are always a joy to experience\, while their commitment to crafting authentic\, emotionally driven music sets them apart as one of Nashville’s most promising acts. \nwww.theclosemusic.com \nwww.youtube.com/theclose
URL:https://thelaurelofasheville.com/event/an-evening-with-the-close/
LOCATION:The White Horse Black Mountain\, 105 Montreat Road\, Black Mountain\, NC\, 28711\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="White Horse Black Mountain":MAILTO:kiesakay@gmail.com
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