Actions and presentations at the Oct. 27 Asheville City Council meeting
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Malvern Hills Park Pool Project Advances into Construction Phase
Construction of a new pool at Malvern Hills Park will officially kick off before the end of the year. The upcoming construction will deliver a modern, safe, and accessible aquatic center while maintaining the historic look and feel of the pool house for the whole community.
November 2026 in Asheville: Parks & Recreation Schedule, Local Events, and Holiday Gatherings
Fill your November with Asheville Parks & Recreation's art and culture, health and wellness, and games and programs
Asheville’s Newest Public Art is Live!
A brand-new interactive sound sculpture is officially open on the Reed Creek Greenway! Watch the video and hear the newest sound to greet greenway users
City of Asheville: Monitoring the weather and ready to act
As our neighbors to the south brace for some rough weather, City of Asheville is monitoring the impact of potential weather systems - and stands ready to serve the community
Actions and presentations at the September 22, Asheville City Council Meeting
City Council considers agenda items and marks 2 years of Helene related recovery during the September 22, 2026 session
Asheville Festival of Frights brings spooky scares and silly chills in October
Festival of Frights includes costume parties, creepy climbing, a murder mystery, arts and crafts, and more!
Asheville Parks & Recreation Programs for Older Adults Make Each Season Richer Than the Last
This year’s National Senior Center Month theme recognizes that community centers provide support and encouragement to older adults, and offer a place for community members to find relationships, resources, and opportunities that make each year richer than the last.
Make October Awesome with Asheville Parks & Recreation Events
From Festival of Frights and Barktoberfest to nature skills classes and sports leagues, parks and community centers are the city's headquarters for autumn entertainment.
City Hall will be closed Monday, September 7 in observance of Labor Day
City offices will be closed Monday, september 7 to observe the Labor Day holiday. Find out more on any City provided services you may use.
Things to Do in Asheville This September: Classes, Sports, and Special Events
Enjoy September's mix of late summer fun and crisp autumn evenings with APR programs throughout the month including camping skills, fall baking, laser tag, special events, and more!
Actions and presentations at the August 25, Asheville City Council Meeting
Helene recovery continues and amendments to the UDO brings an opportunity for more diverse housing at the latest City Council meeting
City of Asheville Introduces Unified Design for Azalea Parks and Infrastructure Recovery Project
City of Asheville has merged thousands of community comments into a unified design for the Azalea Parks and Infrastructure Recovery Project which will rebuild and reimagine City-owned public spaces along the Swannanoa River. Lean more on how to view the concept and follow along with project updates
Register Now: ‘Coaching for Safer Communities’ Training
To help youth coaches better support kids and teens, APR is excited to provide Coaching for Safer Communities, a specialized training program designed to equip coaches with essential tools and insights.
The Mid-Day Shift: Asheville’s Homeschool Recreation Hub
APR has plenty of youth and teen enrichment opportunities planned for the upcoming season – including many mid-day programs for homeschool students.
Therapeutic Recreation Inspires Independence and Brings Fall Fun to Asheville
APR's Therapeutic Recreation team has a packed schedule to bring fun, independence, and life-changing experiences designed for individuals with disabilities.
Eight Can’t-Miss August 2026 Events in Asheville
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