Thursday & Saturday Night Music *Cover Charge* Purchase advance tickets online at: https://purpleonionsaluda.com/. Tickets vary by date. Thursday Nights 7:30 p.m. Saturday Nights 8:00 p.m. 7/2 Time Sawyer 7/4 Passerine 7/9 […]
Live Music at Sully's Place, Columbus, NC. Every Saturday 8-11pm. April: 4/4 Fine Line, 4/11 Blackwater Station, 4/18 28 Pages, and 4/25 Contagious March: 3/7 Sinnerville Saints, 3/14 Simply Carolina, […]
8pm. Free Live Music at Sull'ys Place, 155 W. Mills St., Columbus, NC Join us at Sully’s Place, where every day is a celebration of good food, good company, and […]
Tryon Little Theater presents the play "Steel Magnolias" for 3 weeks April 30 - May 17. Advance tickets are available at https://tltinfo.org/ . Tickets are $25/adults and $15/students. Show times are Thurs-Sat at 7:30pm and Sun: 3pm. ♦ "A heart-warming portrait of friendship and love is the basis for this much-loved show. In a small […]
Enjoy free live music at Parker-Binns Vineyard. Food and beverages available for purchase. Music 3-6pm Saturday and Sunday.
Free live music at Mountain Brook Vineyards Music is Saturdays and Sundays 3-6pm 6/27 Seth & Sara 6/28 Kayla McKinney 7/4 Live music & Food Truck ALL DAY
Sunday, May 17, 4-7pm. Sippin Sunday at The Saluda Inn, Saluda, NC. Live music with the Otter Dogs Duo in the Cellar, 4-7pm. Advance tickets are required, $15. Call 828-388-9027 to reserve your seat.
Free. Monday, May 18, 7pm. The Blue Ridge Ringers present POP Go the Handbells at The Holy Cross Church, in the Sanctuary, Tryon, NC. ♦
Free. Tuesday, May 19, 2pm. "First in Freedom" presentation at Polk County History Museum, Columbus. Robert Williamson of the House of Flags Museum will explore North Carolina's history, which defined our position as "First in Freedom" while also demonstrating our State Motto, "Esse quam Videri" (To be, rather than to seem). North Carolina’s “First in […]
Free, Tuesday, May 19 at 4pm. Reptile & Amphibian Encounters at the Saluda Library. North Carolina Arboretum discusses the many different herptiles (reptiles and amphibians) that call Western North Carolina their home. Ever wondered why some snakes smell stinky when they're upset? Or what the difference is between a frog and a toad? Find out […]