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  • The Orange Peel

    The Orange Peel at 101 Biltmore Ave is a live music venue that Rolling Stone Magazine named one of the top 5 rock clubs in the nation in 2008.

  • 5 Walnut Wine Bar (live music)

    5 Walnut Wine Bar is a wine bar at 5 W Walnut St in Asheville with live music on its calendar, and its Instagram carries the current live music calendar.

  • Little Jumbo

    Little Jumbo at 241 Broadway St is a cocktail bar in Asheville's Five Points, open seven nights a week, with free live music Mondays and Tuesdays.

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  • The Crow and Quill

    The Crow and Quill at 106 N Lexington Ave is a craft cocktail bar in downtown Asheville, filled with antiques and over 800 whiskeys and over 1,200 spirits.

  • O.Henry's

    O.Henry's at 237 Haywood St is North Carolina's oldest gay bar, with Drag Queen Night every Saturday and two shows, the first at about 10:30.

  • The Rankin Vault

    The Rankin Vault Lounge at 7 Rankin Ave opened in July 2008 and is known for its house Margarita and Specialty Martinis on a seasonally rotating drink list.

  • Fairview Tavern

    • ★ 4.8
    • Pub

    Fairview Tavern at 831 Old Fairview Rd is a pub with pool and darts, where the bartenders make your drink and you can stay for dinner from its kitchen.

  • Creekside Taphouse

    • ★ 4.8

    Creekside Taphouse is a neighborhood family-friendly local joint in Haw Creek with over 20 craft brews on draft and one of the largest outdoor seating areas.