Free events in Asheville, NC

Enjoy an evening of billiards with no cover charge and complimentary table play all night long. A house pool tournament is part of the lineup, with signups offered before the competition begins.

Mr. Keith leads a storytelling session for preschoolers with books, songs, and rhymes tailored to children ages 3 to 5. The focus is on nurturing curiosity and wonder through engaging stories, playful music, and lively verse.

At Sand Hill Community Garden, participants harvest fresh produce so the community can share in the harvest. The activity typically lasts about an hour and provides time to appreciate the beauty of the garden while gathering what is ready.

Network over lunch with Incredible Business Networking at Yao Buffet Sushi-Grill in Asheville. The format includes optional mingling and an opportunity to order food and drinks before the main session, a focused meeting, then more optional networking afterward. There is no cost to participate, no dues or membership, no attendance minimums, and no category limits, and everyone is welcome. Buying food or drinks is optional. Monica Embler of TruPoint Bank leads the meeting. Attendees can present their business, products, and services, make new referral connections, and are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards or flyers. Door prizes are welcome but not required. Incredible Business Networking in Western North Carolina is supported by sponsors including Mr. Rooter Plumbing WNC, Big Frog Custom T-Shirts & More, Get Lifted Auto Sales and Repair, Best Buy Metals, Lavender Root Legal, Tabatha Hamlin State Farm, Cat Nanny-WNC, Smoky Mountain Dog Guard, and Allen Brasington III, Realtor for Buyers and Sellers in WNC.

Terra hosts Terraoke, a free karaoke takeover at The Odd, giving singers a chance to grab the mic and share their favorite tunes.

Support the vendors at this weekly farmers market. Stop by to browse their offerings and show your support. It is easy to find near the light across from Ingles.

Move through a dynamic vinyasa flow that links breath and movement to develop strength, flexibility, and balance. Poses transition smoothly to build heat and focus while nurturing mindful awareness. Modifications are offered to support all experience levels for an energizing and empowering practice. The session runs 60 minutes and is priced at $20, and with the Urban Oasis new student special, the first class is free.

Anniversaries of tragic events can bring up feelings in unexpected ways. This gathering marks two years since Helene and creates space for a range of emotions and experiences. At Wrong Way River Campground, the morning centers on meaningful conversation, connection, and reflection. Participants will learn practical tools to navigate trauma and stress after the storm, then conclude with a brief community art therapy activity. Free for WNC residents. Registration is available to secure a spot and receive additional event details.

This casual coffee meetup from Incredible Business Networking brings local professionals together at Atlanta Bread in Asheville for conversation and referrals. It is open to everyone and free to attend, with no membership, dues, attendance rules, category limits, or exclusions. Food and beverages are available for purchase if desired. Participants can introduce their businesses, share products and services, and expand their referral network. Bringing business cards or flyers is encouraged, and an optional door prize is welcome. The gathering is facilitated by Dr. Cory Noll of Edgewood Holistic Chiropractic Center and Cindy Tran of Financial Clarity. Support in Western North Carolina comes from sponsors including Mr. Rooter Plumbing WNC, Big Frog Custom T-Shirts & More, Get Lifted Auto Sales and Repair, Best Buy Metals, Lavender Root Legal, Tabatha Hamlin State Farm, Cat Nanny-WNC, Smoky Mountain Dog Guard, and Allen Brasington III, Realtor for Buyers and Sellers in WNC.

Find the balance of vitality and calm in a thoughtfully sequenced yoga session that blends dynamic, vinyasa-style movement with steady Yin holds. Begin by building warmth through a flowing series, then ease into longer stretches that support relaxation and mindful awareness. The practice concludes with a brief grounding meditation. It is a good fit for anyone hoping to move, stretch, restore, and reset in one complete experience. The class is 60 minutes and costs $20. Urban Oasis offers a new student special with the first class free.

Food trucks, artisan makers, and family activities come together for a weekend gathering at Tanger Outlets Asheville. Expect more than 40 trucks and vendors serving gourmet bites and sweet treats, along with dozens of creators showcasing handmade jewelry, artwork, and crafts. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, with options for all ages. Admission is free for everyone, and free ticket registration is available to help food trucks prepare.

At Sand Hill Community Garden, volunteers pitch in to grow organic produce for people in need, building on last year's total of two tons. Tools, materials, and expertise are provided, so participants can focus on learning new skills, meeting neighbors, and supporting community food efforts. Volunteers can also take home produce.

A peer-led gathering for family members, partners, and caregivers of people living with mental health conditions, offering a welcoming space to share experiences, learn from others, and build coping tools for supporting loved ones. The group meets every Saturday in downtown Asheville. It is open to all and free to attend.

Presented by Grey Eagle Events, this patio performance features Kyley Byrd with the High Mountain Flyers. Byrd, a fixture in Asheville’s music scene for two decades, is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist whose warm, soulful voice carries across styles with genuine energy. She is joined by the High Mountain Flyers (also known as the High MF’ers): Mark Fuller on lead guitar, Mark Chester on rhythm guitar, and JD Smith on electric bass. All three bandmates also contribute vocals and songwriting. Together they bring smooth harmonies and an easygoing feel, blending original songs with covers given their own distinct touch. This is a free, all-ages show, and patio seating is limited on a first come, first served basis.