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St. Patty's Day Feast!

St Patricks Day Parade 2010, Albany NY
Image by Benny BNut via Flickr

Feeling a little green? Don’t worry, you’re not sick, it’s just everyone’s favorite Irish holiday, St. Patrick’s day! If you’re looking for a way to celebrate the holiday, look no further than Mother and Son Bistro and Bakery. What’s that? Corned Beef and Potatoes for lunch? Hang on while I wipe up this drool. Dinner buffet, you say? Let me loosen my belt a little and I just might see you there!

Once again, it is time for our annual St. Patty’s Day Feast at Mother & Son Bistro.
This year we will be celebrating for lunch and dinner.

Our lunch special will be a heaping plate of Corned Beef with Potatoes and Cabbage for only $8.95. We make our Corned Beef in house and it will be sliced per order.

Our dinner will be another buffet feast just like last year!!

More fresh Corned Beef
Seasoned boiled cabbage
Potatoes
Sheppards Pie
Guinness Stew
Cabbage Rolls
Fresh baked Irish Soda Bread
and complimentary Black Mocha Stout from our local Highland Brewery

Dinner is $12.95 a person

We hope you can come and enjoy this wonderful feast with us.

For info or reservations, call the Bistro at 828-505-3510

Asheville Awaits the 31st Annual 'Bele Chere' Festival, July 24-26th

July 24th will mark the start of Asheville’s 31st annual ‘Bele Chere’ Music and Art Festival and the influx of 350,000 estimated festival-goers. According to their website, “The festival features four stages of free- live music and an impressive array of arts and crafts; as well as entertainment and activities for children. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the mountains of Western North Carolina- come join us for one of the Southeast’s largest free outdoor street festivals.”

Though still a couple of months away, here at AshevilleLive we are keeping this festival on our radar and plan on bringing you a series of reports ranging from exciting events to see and participate in, to some of the changes being made for 2009. One of the additions to this year’s festival will be a “battle of the bands-style contest” conducted in conjunction with WNC Magazine and the Asheville Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts Department called “Last Band Standing: Road to Bele Chere 2009“.

Other events we’ll be keeping an eye on include the 30th Annual Bele Chere 5k, the Lexington Avenue Drumming Tent, and Rashad McCant’s “Shoot for the Cure“, in which one lucky festival-goer will have a chance to win $10,000 with proceeds benefiting breast cancer research.

So stay tuned to AshevilleLive for upcoming reports with more information on how to maximize your fun at the largest street festival in the southeastern United States.

Asheville Dining Out For Life

Table settingDining Out for Life in Asheville NC is a fabulous fundraiser. Take a moment to plan your meals out and you

Buy Organic in Asheville!

Organic Shopping is EASY in Asheville with all our choices. Of course Earth Fare is stocked with organic produce, specialty cheeses, free range meats along with all your herbal supplements, dried and bulk herbs, and homeopathics. Both stores have a huge selection as well as delicious deli food ready to take or dine in. And now with the South Asheville store in Hendersonville Rd. there is another location along with the one in Westgate shopping center in West Asheville.

If you are in the north side, GreenLife has everything you need whether it

Asheville's Free WiFi Hotspots Directory

Recently a link came across my Twitter stream that I cannot help but pass on. All too often, I have found myself in need of a quick free blast of WiFi, not knowing which direction to turn. No longer a problem, thanks to OpenWifiSpots.com

Here you will find a complete listing of ~50 free WiFi hotspots in Asheville NC . They are conveniently divided up by establishment type. For example WiFi is available at these local Bar & Grills: (Ashville Brewing Company & New French Bar), Coffeeshop/Caf

Asheville's Local Food Connection – Part 2

In part 1 of Asheville’s Local Food Connection we mentioned the French Broad Food Co-Op Downtown Market, GreenLife’s Tailgate Market, and the North Asheville Tailgate Market. But wait… There’s More! There are many more places to support your community and connect with the people growing your food.

The Asheville City Market is an initiative by Buncombe County Cooperative Extension and the Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project (ASAP). This market plans to host 50-100 Vendors selling produce, meats and an array of products in the parking lot of the Asheville Public Works building on South Charlotte St. Sat. 8:00 AM-1:00 PM

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The Riceville Community Tailgate Market for all those in East Asheville that don

Asheville's Local Food Connection

There are so many wonderful tailgate markets in Asheville during season you barely have to go the store. Take your pick or cruise them all and discover your community and connect with the people growing your food and sharing these mountains.

The French Broad Food Coop Downtown Market on Saturday Mornings since 1990 has been voted Asheville