City of Asheville is introducing a unified design concept for the French Broad Riverfront Parks Project, synthesizing thousands of resident voices into a single, cohesive vision. Learn the many ways you can view the designs and future feedback opportunities
Whether it’s a small roadside stand or a big market in the city, a visit to a farmers market is a great way to get delicious and nutritious food while supporting local businesses.
Join the City of Asheville, Buncombe County and Danny's Dumpster for the Spring into Composting event Saturday, April 25 from 12:30-3:30 p.m. at the Stephens-Lee Community Center.
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Join the conversation: Community is invited to a conversation about resilience hubs - Saturday, April 18 10-3:00 p.m. -- Drop In!
Winter felt especially cold this year, making the arrival of Spring and Earth Month extra sweet. Check out some great ideas for getting out into the sun, soil, and community.
Spring planting is just around the corner, and this year you can treat your soil to some carbon-rich biochar charged with compost.
The newest drop-off site at the North Asheville Community Center is accessible 24/7 and uses locally made Bearicade Bins to keep curious and hungry wildlife from exploring.
To better understand and strengthen these community-led efforts, the City of Asheville has contracted with Thrive Asheville to conduct a Resilience Hub Mapping Project as part of the Elevate AVL and Climate Resilience work.
Feed the landscape, not the landfill with fun and sustainable backyard composting.
In the wake of Helene, neighbors helped neighbors, community spaces transformed into distribution centers, and trusted local organizations rapidly mobilized to provide critical services. Now, we have an opportunity to learn from this organic response and learn from community and city-led storm response initiatives to build a more resilient future.