Week Calendar

Beginning January 21, 2025, to request a tax preparation appointment: 

Call 828-669-8610 (Calls are answered on Mon-Fri 1:30-4:30 PM by Melinda at the Lakeview Center for Active Aging.)

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Join us for a morning of crafting and conversation.  Participants bring their own projects and enjoy the company of others. This is not an instructional group.

If you can sew on a machine, hand sew, crochet or knit, stuff a pillow or iron come join our makers group! Sewers, knitters, and menders are welcome to join us.

Please contact Brea Kuykendall at brea@landofsky.org or call 828-251-7438 for more information or to register for series starting in April.

Tai Chi For Arthritis and Fall Prevention

Join us to discuss this month's book: The Sky Club by Terry Roberts

The North Asheville Book Club meets in-person on the 3rd Tuesday of every month.

The Enka History Book Club reads historical fiction and non-fiction on the 3rd Wednesday of every month.

The Book Club pick for April is And There Was Light by Jon Meacham.

Join us for a book discussion sponsored by the Friends of the Skyland/South Buncombe Library! 

Mindfulness Meditation is back at Fairview Library!

Mindfulness is paying attention in the present moment, on purpose, without judgment, as if our life depends on it.

The Leicester Library is excited to offer a 10 week Tai Chi for Beginners Series taught by Patricia P. Gilliam, PhD, ANP-BC,  a Board-Certified Tai Chi For Health Instructor and Nurse Practitioner. 

Hibernation season is over in Southern Appalachia, so we're sure to start seeing our favorite furry friends, black bears, again.

Drop in to talk about the artistic process with Paul Choi, this month's Flowstate Artist in Residence, and have Paul draw your portrait in his singular style!

Come learn to play the ukulele with the Asheville Ukulele Society. Lessons are free, but space is limited. To register, sign up at the library front desk or call 828-250-4738.

In 1931, lawyer, collector, and historian F.A. Sondley died leaving his massive collection of books, papers, and “brick-a-brac” in the public trust.

But who was Sondley—and why should we still care?

What does community mean to you? What do you wish for - or imagine - community could be? Do you ever wonder how you - as just one individual - could be a part of supporting and/or fostering community?

This event requires registration.  The library's moderated online book discussion group meets on the third Tuesday of each month, September through May.