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outdoor activities very enjoyable. Golf enthusiasts can test their skills on one of the many fine public golf courses in the area. Explore the waterfalls of the Dupont State Recreational Forest, Carl Sandberg Home, National Historic Site, outdoor recreation, festivals and a variety of accommodations. Historic downtown offers interesting architecture, delightful shops, museums and locally owned restaurants. The area offers many family activities for children of all ages. Make memories in this charming mountain town. 828-697-3000, cityofhendersonville.org
Aging Projects National Conference Held in the beautiful mountains of Hendersonville, theAging Projects national conference meets Sept. 25. Join the Henderson County Visitor Center with keynote presenter Kathleen M. Rehl, Ph.D., CFP, as well as national and regional presenters on topics relevant to your future, such as aging in place, successful retirement, health screenings and planning for the future. The conference also includes lunch, raffles prizes and so much more. There is no cost to attend due to sponsor support. For details, registration and a printable flier, visit their website or contact Jim Kelly, President and CEO of Aging Projects via email. agingprojectsinc.org, president@agingprojectsinc.org
Henderson County Arts Council 55th Annual Art On Main Fine art / fine craft festival – October 4 and 5, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Stroll Historic Downtown Hendersonville, NC, for fine art and fine craft by artists from the Southeastern region and beyond. Media represented includes jewelry, painting, wood, clay, glass, photography, etc. Artists will present live art demonstrations. The festival takes place along Hendersonville’s historic and charming Main Street. 828-693-8504, acofhc.org pointsnorthatlanta.com | September 2014 | Points North
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