Haven’t been to a Tourist baseball game in a while? Are you available on Thursday evening, July 11th? Please join in the fun at McCormick Field to see our Asheville Tourists play the Aberdeen Ironbirds on Thursday evening, July 11th. We have reserved 50 tickets, along the first baseline where we can catch all […]
Join us at a private wine tasting at the home of Susan Wolin, winner of the last TWO Symphony Wine Raffles! (Go figure the odds.) Enjoy eight of the prize-winning wines from Susan’s raffle stash (average price of $80). These will be presented by her husband. Ralph Protsik is a lifetime wine educator, and member […]
All Guild members are cordially invited to attend the Guild’s Annual Potluck! What a great way to begin the new Symphony season, socialize with friends, learn about the planned events for the year, and enjoy great food. The view from the Governor’s Western Residence is spectacular and the pavilion is covered in case of a […]
Enjoy a presentation by Franklin Keel, Associate Principal Cellist with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra. Connect with other members of the Asheville Symphony Guild to support the Asheville Symphony Society, sponsor music education programs in area schools, and to encourage an interest in music among Guild members and residents in the community.
Come one, come all for Pickleball & Pizza! Whether you’re a seasoned player , a complete beginner, or simply a bystander, we’ve got a spot for you. Come enjoy a round on the courts, a round (or 2) on us, and some Asheville-Famous PIE.ZAA. As an added bonus, there will be pickleball lessons available for newcomers ready […]
ASO Small Conference Room
Have you ever asked yourself, why can’t there be more books and movies about a Utopian vision for our world? If you enjoyed the Narnia books as a child, or the “Avatar” movies as an adult, you will likely resonate with The World Beyond the Redbud Tree, a novel by Madison C. Brightwell. This inspiring Musical Feast […]
Symphony Guild Board Meeting
Christine Schaffer, retired Chair of Fine Arts at Houston Community College and mother of ASO Board Member Richard Schaffer, will talk about the influence Italy had on major classical composers. Please join us in the ASO Large Conference Room for this informative and exciting event!
It’s time to brush off the winter and look forward to the spring. Can you think of an excellent way to accomplish that? How about enjoying each other’s company, eating delicious food, looking at great views, and listening to wonderful music? The afternoon will begin with hearty hors d’oeuvres followed by a program featuring Franklin Keel. […]
Jessica Meltz, Harpist, will present information about the history of the harp and its complexity. We’ll enjoy her beautiful music as well! Please join us Tuesday, March 11th at 10:00 a.m. in the ASO Large Conference Room.