Hosted by Tom Chalmers, Listen to This, Stories and More presents an evening of true-to-life stories (and more!). This month’s theme: Holiday Potluck — a smorgasbord of seasonal stories.

The Great Smokies Writing Program presents “Writers at Home” celebrating the fall 2023 issue of The Great Smokies Review.

Join this evening of music and poetry benefitting Asheville artists and art organizations after Helene. Brought to you by Jazz Hybrid Presents and Mad Hat Productions.

Enjoy an evening of mind blowing entertainment that will leave your jaw on the floor. It’s 70 minutes of highly interactive experiences that you won’t believe. Limited seating. 18+ please.

The Campfireball is an immersive storytelling show created live and in the moment out of stories from the audience. No two shows are alike, none will ever be seen again. This month’s theme: Humans vs. The Holidays!

Held on First Thursdays, join this all-arts open mic with a special theme this month of “Resilience.” Prepare a five minute original piece in whatever medium you so choose that fits the theme— storytelling, music, poetry, literature, comedy, dance — or simply come to enjoy and support the local arts community.

Postponed | Join the Center for Conscious Living & Dying for a screening of the documentary The Last Ecstatic Days, accompanied a tantra workshop by Lee Warren.

Postponed | Join the Center for Conscious Living & Dying for a screening of the documentary The Last Ecstatic Days, followed by “In My Good Death,” a writing workshop with author Nickole Brown.

Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene | The Campfireball is an immersive storytelling show created live and in the moment out of stories from the audience. No two shows are alike, none will ever be seen again. This month’s theme: Death Class.

Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene | U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion Jamie Laval takes his audience on an exciting musical journey through Scotland, Ireland, and Brittany, evocatively reimagining Gaelic love songs, rustic peasant dances, and recounting unusual tales from the ancient Celtic world.

Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene | Held on First Thursdays, join this all-arts open mic presented by Story Parlor and Speakeasy Improv. Prepare a five minute original piece in whatever medium you so choose — storytelling, music, poetry, literature, comedy, dance — or simply come to enjoy and support the local arts community.

(Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene) | Join us for a film screening and seminar with Story Medicine Worldwide founder, Meta Commerce, offering a spotlight on topics ranging from politics, investigative journalism, and the importance (and costs) of truth telling.

Postponed | Join the Center for Conscious Living & Dying for a screening of the documentary The Last Ecstatic Days, followed by a Spirited Improv Workshop with Jessica Chilton.

Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene | In this show, we remember the stories and learn the traditions surrounding El Día de los Muertos (The Day of The Dead) through curated performances, and an invitation for the audience to honor their own departed loved ones.

Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene | We invite you to be part of a lively gathering where friends and family come together in honor of Latin Heritage Month Get ready for a night full of joy, flavor, rhythm, and unforgettable stories.

Cancelled due to Hurricane Helene | Embrace what haunts you for this evening of nightmare tales to chill the dark autumn night.

Enjoy an evening of mind blowing entertainment that will leave your jaw on the floor. It’s 70 minutes of highly interactive experiences that you won’t believe. Limited seating. 18+ please.

Mockumentary-style interview with long-time music producer Tamara Federici, revealing unheard stories from favorite bands, with Paul Dixon.

Join us for a delightful evening of musical theatre and opera favorites that will be performed by Asheville’s own sopranos, Merideth Marano and Sarah Jane Moore and mezzo-soprano, Maddy Curtis.

Held on First Thursdays, join this all-arts open mic presented by Story Parlor and Speakeasy Improv. Prepare a five minute original piece in whatever medium you so choose — storytelling, music, poetry, literature, comedy, dance — or simply come to enjoy and support the local arts community.

Cancelled | Hosted by Tom Chalmers, Listen to This, Stories and More presents an evening of true-to-life stories (and more!).

"What's In The Box?" is a fast-paced Improv show using short form improv games and a consistent cast of players to deliver all of the Bangers, Bops, and Bits you could hope for, with audience members providing all of the suggestions!

Join Speakeasy Improv on third Thursdays for a monthly Improv Jam Session. Come for the free improv and stay for the community! What better place to test out your improv skills than in a low stakes setting among friends.

The Campfireball is an immersive storytelling show created live and in the moment out of stories from the audience. No two shows are alike, none will ever be seen again. This month’s theme: JOY!

Join this intimate evening of live music, featuring three excellent performers, each with a distinct take on the versatility and expressive potential of the classical guitar. Featuring Demeler, Brian Dooley, and David Stevenson. 

Held on First Thursdays, join this all-arts open mic presented by Story Parlor and Speakeasy Improv. Prepare a five minute original piece in whatever medium you so choose — storytelling, music, poetry, literature, comedy, dance — or simply come to enjoy and support the local arts community.

Enjoy an evening of mind blowing entertainment that will leave your jaw on the floor. It’s 70 minutes of highly interactive experiences that you won’t believe. Limited seating. 18+ please.

SOLD OUT! | Join us for an evening of origin stories from the heart, with artists and audience exploring their individual narratives, as well as stories that connect us to the grander human experience.

Hosted by Tom Chalmers, Listen to This, Stories and More presents an evening of true-to-life stories (and more!).

Join local members of creative writing collectives as they discuss the value and practice of community writing, with readings from a sampling of work created in and with the collective. Audience participants will have opportunities to write and share, embodying the spirit and experience of community writing.