May – June 2013
The Burnsville Fit Families 5K is a certified course that goes through the scenic and mountainous town of Burnsville, NC. The event is Saturday, May 18, 2013. The 5K starts at 9:00am (race day registration opens at 7:30am) and the FreeKids Races (for our littlest runners) around the town square begins at 10:30am. Visit Healthy Yancey’s website for more information and registration.
Rush Wray: gentleman, entrepreneur, socialite, thespian, Burnsville native, renaissance man, and theatre ghost. In this intimate revue, Mr. Ray, now the resident “ghost” at Parkway Playhouse, recalls the history, as he knows it, of his hometown and names names, sings songs, and shares stories that evoke an era almost forgotten. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.
Join the Friends of the Yancey County Library for High Tea on May 20, from 3:00 – 4:30 pm. Poetry reading by Britt Kaufmann from her chapbook ‘Belonging’. Sign up at the Circulation Desk. Donations accepted.
Benefit Wine Tasting for Memory Minutes Project. Live, local entertainment; French wines; hors d’oeuvres, and door prizes. Tickets $20.00.
Come Cruise the Square like we did in the day. There will be a free concert featuring Redline. Bring that hot rod, old faithful truck, or your bike and cruise the town.
This fun filled day at Emerald Village is a perfect family event. Looking for an experience that is out of this world? Pan for gold, dig for gems or find your treasure the easy way – in our gift shop. Emerald Village offers nighttime underground mine tours that unlock vibrant hidden colors available only under ultraviolet light, commonly called black light. The brilliant coatings in the Bon Ami Mine are largely deposits of Hyalite Opal, a true form of opal found in this area. Reservations for the Black Light Tour are not required but are recommended. You provide comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket is recommended. A fun filled day of fun, food, and music for all ages.
Gather your friends and stop by the shop on your way home for some fun and conversation. You can purchase a glass of wine or beer and enjoy the deck or seating inside. Come join the fun at 525 W Main Street, Burnsville. The wine tastings are free but you must be 21 to attend.
In the golden late summer of 1936 anything seems possible for the five Mundy sisters, even love. The return of their elder brother to the family home in Donegal, Ireland after missionary work in Africa heralds the end of their golden season, and as the summer draws to a close the Mundy sisters must face their own bitter-sweet harvest. Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Chosen by Time magazine as one of the ten best plays for 1991. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.
In the golden late summer of 1936 anything seems possible for the five Mundy sisters, even love. The return of their elder brother to the family home in Donegal, Ireland after missionary work in Africa heralds the end of their golden season, and as the summer draws to a close the Mundy sisters must face their own bitter-sweet harvest. Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Chosen by Time magazine as one of the ten best plays for 1991. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.
Each Penland session ends with an auction of work donated by students, instructors, and friends. These auctions are culminating celebrations of the work done in the classes, and they are an opportunity for neighbors, travelers, and craft enthusiasts to enjoy the energy of a Penland session. All proceeds support the Penland scholarship program.
This self-guided free tours offer the visitor an opportunity to search out the professional artists and craftspeople working in the coves and hollows of the two rural mountain counties. Many stops on the map will showcase more than one artist. Art lovers create their own tours, travel at their own pace, and stop for lunch on their own schedule. A TRAC Studio Guide, available in early May, shows the locations of the studios and galleries on the tour. The Studio Guide, along with arrowed Tour signs aid travelers in finding their destinations. Over 100 artisans and galleries open their doors and invite the public. It is a rare opportunity to visit the actual workplaces.
Gather your friends and stop by the shop on your way home for some fun and conversation. You can purchase a glass of wine or beer and enjoy the deck or seating inside. Come join the fun at 525 W Main Street, Burnsville. The wine tastings are free but you must be 21 to attend.
In the golden late summer of 1936 anything seems possible for the five Mundy sisters, even love. The return of their elder brother to the family home in Donegal, Ireland after missionary work in Africa heralds the end of their golden season, and as the summer draws to a close the Mundy sisters must face their own bitter-sweet harvest. Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Chosen by Time magazine as one of the ten best plays for 1991. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.
This self-guided free tours offer the visitor an opportunity to search out the professional artists and craftspeople working in the coves and hollows of the two rural mountain counties. Many stops on the map will showcase more than one artist. Art lovers create their own tours, travel at their own pace, and stop for lunch on their own schedule. A TRAC Studio Guide, available in early May, shows the locations of the studios and galleries on the tour. The Studio Guide, along with arrowed Tour signs aid travelers in finding their destinations. Over 100 artisans and galleries open their doors and invite the public. It is a rare opportunity to visit the actual workplaces.
In the golden late summer of 1936 anything seems possible for the five Mundy sisters, even love. The return of their elder brother to the family home in Donegal, Ireland after missionary work in Africa heralds the end of their golden season, and as the summer draws to a close the Mundy sisters must face their own bitter-sweet harvest. Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Chosen by Time magazine as one of the ten best plays for 1991. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.
This self-guided free tours offer the visitor an opportunity to search out the professional artists and craftspeople working in the coves and hollows of the two rural mountain counties. Many stops on the map will showcase more than one artist. Art lovers create their own tours, travel at their own pace, and stop for lunch on their own schedule. A TRAC Studio Guide, available in early May, shows the locations of the studios and galleries on the tour. The Studio Guide, along with arrowed Tour signs aid travelers in finding their destinations. Over 100 artisans and galleries open their doors and invite the public. It is a rare opportunity to visit the actual workplaces.
In the golden late summer of 1936 anything seems possible for the five Mundy sisters, even love. The return of their elder brother to the family home in Donegal, Ireland after missionary work in Africa heralds the end of their golden season, and as the summer draws to a close the Mundy sisters must face their own bitter-sweet harvest. Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Chosen by Time magazine as one of the ten best plays for 1991. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.
Gather your friends and stop by the shop on your way home for some fun and conversation. You can purchase a glass of wine or beer and enjoy the deck or seating inside. Come join the fun at 525 W Main Street, Burnsville. The wine tastings are free but you must be 21 to attend.
In the golden late summer of 1936 anything seems possible for the five Mundy sisters, even love. The return of their elder brother to the family home in Donegal, Ireland after missionary work in Africa heralds the end of their golden season, and as the summer draws to a close the Mundy sisters must face their own bitter-sweet harvest. Winner of the 1992 Tony Award for Best Play, the Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Broadway Play, and the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Play. Chosen by Time magazine as one of the ten best plays for 1991. Visit www.parkwayplayhouse.com for tickets.

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