Tuesday, June 3, after party at Mirrorball Gallery ♦ Join Mirrorball Gallery for an after party following the performance at the Historic Tryon Theatre (Performance is sold out). Enjoy bites, vibes and bar. Donations suggested. Queens for a Cause: Drag Queens & Impersonators unite for a fabulous night of fun and fundraising to support Foothills Humane...
June 13 & June 14, 6-9pm. The FENCE Rodeo is back.Enjoy an awesome lineup of events that will thrill rodeo fans of all ages including bull riding, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, steer wrestling, roping and barrel racing, and more. Tickets are $15 per person available at the gate. Kids under 10 get in free....
Ikebana is the traditional Japanese art of floral arrangement. Free demonstration and exhibition. May 7 and May 8, 4-6pm at the Mirrorball Gallery, 84 Pacolet St., Tryon, NC.♦ See a live Ikebana demonstration by seasoned floral artist Sharon Nagayama. Afterward, enjoy a new exhibition “Balance in Bloom: Ceramic Vessels” and The Ikebana Experience”. The exhibition features works of three renowned ceramic artists Mathew Wheeler, Lisa Gluckin and Beth Elliott. The exhibition runs throughout...
2025 Summer Tracks Concert Series at Rogers Park, Tryon, NC. ♦ Gates open at 6pm and show starts at 7pm. Donation of $10 per person is requested. Bring a blanket or chair. In case of rain the event will be moved to the Tryon Fire Station across the street. June 6 Aaron Burdett Band June 20 Anya Hinkle Band featuring members of Free Planet Radio July 11 Reedy River String Band July 25 Ashley Heath and Her Heathens August 8 The Feels August 22 Amanda Anne Platt & The...
Shop at the annual yard sale and purchase unique items created by local artists. WHEN: Friday, August 1 from 10am-6pm and Saturday, August 2 from 8am-1pm WHERE: Tryon Arts & Crafts School (main building and surrounding outdoor areas) 373 Harmon Field Rd. Tryon WHAT: TACS invites collectors, thrifters, and bargain hunters to the School’s Yard Sale fundraiser! This year’s sale will be held in our main building, once again, with larger items in the outer walkways by our main entrance. *All proceeds of the sale will go toward the operations and art education programs of Tryon Arts & Crafts School, a nonprofit organization serving the extended Polk County area. *Payment Methods: Cash, check,...
May 1, 6-8pm, Tryon Toymakers show, public reception at Tryon Arts & Crafts School. The exhibit runs May 2-June 26 during regular operating hours. ♦
Free concert by the 100th Army Band at Rogers Park Amphitheater, 49 W. Howard St., Tryon, NC on Wednesday, July 2, 7pm. ♦
Sunday, May 4, 7pm, The Congregational Church, Tryon. ♦ The Lovebirds (Barb Ester, Diane Matheson, Phyllis Free and Elizabeth York) are back to play a Sunday Serenade. The theme of the performance is “Resist & Renew.” Freewill donations encouraged and...
Saturday, June 7, 10am-5pm, Tryon Fine Arts Center Pavilion Enjoy the first-ever Tryon Comic & Art Expo (TCAE) on Saturday, June 7th, from 10 am to 5 pm at Tryon Fine Arts Center at 34 Melrose Avenue in Tryon, North Carolina! This special one-day event is a celebration of comic books, cosplay, cartooning, and sequential art, designed to inspire a renewed love for reading in both children and adults.♦ See talented writers, artists, and publishers from our region who come together to showcase their work, sign books, and connect with fans. Explore artist tables brimming with incredible art and comics and participate in engaging panels and Q&A sessions focusing on self-publishing, podcasting, and comic creation. Whether you’re a devoted comic book lover or just curious about the world of comics, TCAE promises a day filled with creativity, inspiration, and community. Save the date for this fantastic opportunity to discover the future of storytelling! Tickets are $10/adults, $5/students 13-18, Free/kids 12 & under with paying adult. Purchase tickets at:...
Free. April 17, 6pm, at the Tryon Arts and Crafts School.♦ Enjoy the premiere of local filmmakers’ Isaac King and Tristan Turner’s short film “Swannanoan Silt” accompanied by a live musical score by the filmmakers’ collaborator, Agis Shaw. The film is about the damage caused on September 27, 2024 by Hurricane Helene. This unique film, created by two experimental filmmakers, address that continuing devastation. It is not a traditional documentary but an artistic, abstract, yet heartfelt approach to this cataclysmic event. This is a two-channel live projection performance examining how communities in Western North Carolina cope and rebuild in the aftermath of the hurricane. The simultaneously projected filmed footage and slides engage directly with the hurricane’s ecological impact since the film itself was processed in the contaminated Swannanoa and French Broad RIvers....
