Asheville 50+ Works Employer Symposium
Volunteer and Job Fair: “Put Experience to Work” Monday, May 6, 2019 from 12:30 to
Events
Shiloh: A Historic African American Community in Asheville
As part of the Around Here Series, Anita White-Carter and Bobbette Kilgore Mays will talk
YWCA Takes a Stand Against Racism
YWCA of Asheville has invited the greater Asheville community to join in taking a Stand
Triumph and Struggle in the Quest for Home, Family, Community, and Culture
MLK Association and adé PROJECT Cohost Exhibit As part of the YWCA Stand Against Racism
Programs and Events at A-B Tech
HSE/GED Fast Track Classes A-B Tech is offering a free High School Equivalency Fast-Track Class,
Just Mercy
A Story of Justice and Redemption A powerful, true story about the potential for mercy
How High Should the Wall Be?
“How High Should the Wall Be? – Immigration Myths and Realities” will be presented by
Uplifting Events & Services – April 2019
The public is cordially invited to attend the following events. The public is cordially invited
Bulletin Board
Saturday, April 13 Kids Day Featuring interactive booths and displays, live music, games, strolling magic,
Tenth Anniversary Asheville Bookfest
The Tenth Anniversary Asheville Bookfest, organized by Grateful Steps Foundation and sponsored by numerous area
It’s Your Backyard: On the Doorstep of Paradise
Daniel White (The Blackalachian) and Frank and Audrey Peterman speak about outdoor recreation, public lands
African Americans in Pickens County, South Carolina
Author John M. Coggeshall will discuss the mountain community of Liberia during Appalachian Evenings: Liberia,
