Neighbourhoodsouth-slope

Tip: No single ticket; individual events and tap takeovers run at each brewery. Check the official AVL Beer Week site for the rolling calendar.

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Sourwood Festival ★ 4.4

east-asheville

Sourwood Festival in downtown Black Mountain runs the second weekend of August, celebrating the WNC mountain sourwood honey tradition. Live music, honey.

Tip: Free admission. 15 miles east of Asheville on US-70; pair with brunch at Trailhead Bar and a Dynamite Roasting stop.

North Carolina Apple Festival ★ 4.5

biltmore-village

North Carolina Apple Festival in downtown Hendersonville runs Labor Day weekend annually. Main Street fair, live music, apple-product vendors, the King Apple.

Tip: Free admission. 25 miles south of Asheville on I-26. Park downtown and walk Main Street; arrive before 10:00 to beat the crowd.

Asheville Restaurant Week ★ 4.3

downtown

Asheville Restaurant Week runs across two weeks in winter, with $16-50 prix-fixe lunch and dinner menus at participating downtown, South Slope and West Asheville restaurants.

Tip: No tickets; book individual restaurants directly. Cúrate, The Market Place, Posana and Limones typically participate.

Goombay Festival ★ 4.3

downtown

Goombay Festival at Pack Square Park celebrates African and Caribbean heritage with food vendors, live music and cultural performances. Run by YMI Cultural Center.

Tip: Free admission. Food vendors serve jerk chicken, curried goat, fried fish and Caribbean rice plates. Pair with a stop at nearby S and W Market on Patton Avenue.

Asheville VeganFest (Spring) ★ 4.2

downtown

Asheville VeganFest runs one Sunday at Pack Square Park in June with plant-based food trucks, vegan bakeries and lifestyle vendors. A fall edition runs in October.

Tip: Free entry. Arrive at noon when vendors open; most plates run under $15. The October sister edition is the larger of the two.

Asheville Greek Festival ★ 4.4

downtown

Asheville Greek Festival at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is now in its 30+ year run, with gyros, souvlaki, spanakopita and homemade baklava from parishioner kitchens.

Tip: Free entry. Friday-Saturday 11:00-21:00. Buy a meal ticket-book at the entrance to use across food stations; the bake-sale tent closes earlier on Saturday.

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