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calendar categories community events & workshops / social & shared-interest groups / government & politics / seniors & retirees / animals / technology / business & careers / volunteering / health programs / support groups / helplines / sports groups & activities / kids / spirituality / arts / spoken & written word / festivals & gatherings / music / theater / comedy / film / dance / auditions & call to artists cAlendAr For octoBer 3 11, 2012 unless otherWise stAted, events tAke PlAce in Asheville, And Phone numBers Are in the 828 AreA code. dAy-By-dAy cAlendAr is online want to find out everything that's happening today -- or tomorrow, or any day of the week? go to www.mountainx.com/events. WeekdAy ABBreviAtions: Su = Sunday, mo = monday, tu = tuesday, we = wednesday, th = thursday, fR = friday, Sa = Saturday
animals Asheville Pet outreAch • Asheville Pet Outreach Program seeks a lead volunteer coordinator. Responsibilities include door-to-
door outreach, data collection, community partnerships, events and more. two Saturdays per month required. non-paid position. info and resume: apop@ humanealliance.org. • Outreach Volunteers are also needed to engage in door-to-door outreach in underserved communities. Info and application: apop@ humanealliance.org. Brother WolF AnimAl rescue • Brother Wolf Animal Rescue, 31 Glendale Ave., seeks foster homes and volunteers for its no-kill shelter. Volunteers for the Second Chances Thrift Store also needed. decide your own adoption fee throughout october. foster: foster@bwar.org or 273-1428. Volunteer: volunteer@bwar.org or 423-2954. hoWl in • SA (10/6), 3-6pm - Full Moon Farm's Howl In will feature tours of
calEndar dEadlinEs frEE and paid listings - Wednesday, 5 p.m. (7 days prior to publication)
can’t find your group’s listing? Due to the abundance of great things to do in our area, we only have the space in print to focus on timely events. Our print calendar now covers an eight-day range. For a complete directory of all Community Calendar groups and upcoming events, please visit www.mountainx. com/events. In order to qualify for a free listing, an event must cost no more than $40 to attend and be sponsored by and/or benefit a nonprofit. If an event benefits a business, it’s a paid listing. If you wish to submit an event for Clubland (our free live music listings), please e-mail clubland@mountainx.com.
oak ridge beards: In addition to their musical prowess, the Oak Ridge Boys have some pretty fierce facial hair (particularly William Lee Golden, left). Hear their four-part harmonies and upbeat songs at a benefit for Sugar Grove Developmental Day School on Thursday, Oct. 4 in Appalachian State University’s Holmes Center. (pg. 24) Photo by Jeff Sciortino
frEE listings To submit a free listing: online submission form (best): http://www.mountainx.com/events/ submission E-mail (second best): calendar@mountainx.com fax (next best): (828) 251-1311, Attn: Free Calendar mail: Free Calendar, Mountain Xpress, P.O. Box 144, Asheville, NC 28802 in person: Mountain Xpress, 2 Wall St. (the Miles Building), second floor, downtown Asheville. Please limit your submission to 40 words or less. Questions? Call (828) 251-1333, ext. 365.
paid listings Paid listings lead the calendar sections in which they are placed, and are marked (pd.). To submit a paid listing, send it to our Classified Department by any of the following methods. Be sure to include your phone number, for billing purposes. E-mail: marketplace@mountainx.com. fax: (828) 251-1311, Attn: Commercial Calendar mail: Commercial Calendar, Mountain Xpress, P.O. Box 144, Asheville, NC 28802 in person: Classified Dept., Mountain Xpress, 2 Wall St. (the Miles Building), Ste. 214, downtown Asheville. Questions? Call our Classified Department at (828) 251-1333, ext. 335.
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rescue wolfdogs. Optional potluck $5. Info and location: www.fullmoonfarm.org or 664-9818.
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511 Main St., Hendersonville. $3 admission fee, unless otherwise noted. www.teamecco.org or 6928386. • FR (10/5), 7-8:30pm - "Light of the Moon" aquarium tour. Free; donations accepted.
16 OCTOBER 3 - OCTOBER 9 , 2012 • mountainx.com
.exhibition oct 25-nov 11. info: http://bluerageasheville.wordpress.com AmericAn Folk Art And FrAminG Oui-Oui Gallery is located at 64 Biltmore Ave. Mon.-Sat., 10am6pm; Sun., noon-5pm. Info: www. amerifolk.com or 281-2134.
• Through WE (10/10) - Transitions, works by self-taught Southern artists. APPAlAchiAn stAte university 423 west king St., Boone. info: www.tcva.org or 262-3017. • Through SA (2/9) - Spaces of the Brain, works by Jedrzej Stepak, will be on display in the Mezzanine Gallery. • Through SA (11/24) - Roadside Attraction, works by karen Bondarchuk, will be on display in Gallery B. --- At a Glance, works by Curt Brill, will be on display in the Mayer Gallery. • Through SA (10/27) - My Second World: Contemporary Painting
from the Private Collection of Christopher Sztyber, will be on display in the Main Gallery. • Through SA (12/1) - Forever Protected, paintings for the Blue Ridge Conservancy by Gayle Stott Lowry, will be on display in the Community Gallery. • Through SA (11/10) - ArtJam: 6 Artists, 6 Media, featuring virginabased artists, will be on display in Gallery A. Art At BrevArd colleGe Exhibits are free, unless otherwise noted. info: www.brevard.edu/art or 884-8188. • FR (10/5) through FR (11/2) - A faculty exhibition will be on display in the Spiers Gallery.