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Leap, Glide, and Stomp Through Winter Fun – Morning Mini-Movers Arctic Animals

Bundle up for a frosty fun adventure in Morning Mini Movers: Arctic Animals! In this playful winter mini-mester, dancers aged 3–5 will leap like Arctic hares, glide like penguins, and stomp like snow-covered polar bears as they explore dance through an imaginative, snow-themed experience. Each class helps young movers develop coordination, rhythm, focus, and creativity while building confidence in a classroom setting. Along the way, they’ll practice social skills, teamwork, and independence—laying a strong foundation for future dance classes, sports, and all kinds of movement activities.

American Folk Art & Framing PRESENTS:
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show
February 4 – 25, 2026

Show goes Live on our website: Wednesday, February 4th at 11AM, www.amerifolk.com
Opens in the Gallery: Friday February 6th at 11AM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville
Evening Reception: Friday, February 6th, 5-8 PM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville

The time has come for the little tradition that we LOVE! Our beloved miniatures show is back!

Every February, we dedicate the gallery to showcasing small but mighty works of art. The perfect size to gift to your sweetie (Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!) and just the right price point for first-time collectors to begin adorning their walls with spirited original artwork! Each year, we ask our folk art family to create these little masterpieces no larger than 7x9, but never restrict their subject matter or imagination. This annual tradition gives them all a chance to bring life to scraps of material or leftover lumps of clay and tell big stories on a smaller scale.
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show features new work from Doug Frati, Minnie Adkins, Michael Banks, Shawn Ireland, Carl Block, Ellen Langford, Tim Whitten, Kent Ambler, Wayne Hewell, Sonya Clemons, Stacy Lambert, Liz Sullivan, Church Goin’ Mule, Jack Klippel, John Sperry, and more!

Renowned whittler Minnie Adkins has produced miniature versions of her famous critter carvings especially for this year’s show. The matriarch of Kentucky woodcarvers, Minnie is such a joy to talk with and funnier & wittier at 91 than most of us might ever hope to be! Unpacking her creations is something we always look forward to because they simply never fail to charm.
Many fans of the gallery already know the work of woodblock printer Kent Ambler, but even long-time followers may not be aware of the art he creates from his retired woodblocks. Once a series is finished being printed, Kent will cut his blocks into smaller pieces and rearrange them into a mosaic of mesmerizing pattern & color. From time to time, he will devote himself to recycling his blocks to create these assemblages, but not often, and certainly not at the small size he has produced for this year’s collection.

The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show debuts on our website at 11AM on Wednesday February 4th, and you will have a full hour to preview the entire show before phone sales begin at 12PM sharp!
And don’t forget! You’re invited to join us in celebrating this cherished show on Friday February 6th from 5-8PM. At this special evening reception, guests will be able to purchase locally-crafted dried flower bouquets, commission an on-demand typewriter poem from Eddie Cabbage, and enjoy live music from Aaron Kruse all while experiencing our beloved annual Miniatures Show! The perfect pre-Valentine’s Day date night for you and your sweetie!

to experience the dangers and delights of Dinosaur World Live in this Olivier award-winning interactive show for all the family.
Grab your compass and join our intrepid explorer across uncharted territories to discover a pre-historic world of astonishing (and remarkably life-like) dinosaurs. Meet a host of impressive creatures, including every child's favorite flesh-eating giant, the Tyrannosaurus Rex, a Triceratops, Giraffatitan, Microraptor and Segnosaurus!

A special meet and greet after the show offers all our brave explorers the chance to make a new dinosaur friend.

Now an international smash hit, Dinosaur World Live is back by popular demand, ready for its third major US tour.

Don’t miss this entertaining and mind-expanding jurassic adventure, live on stage.

Book now before tickets become extinct!

★★★★★
‘Great fun. Highly recommended for all ages’
What’s Good To Do
★★★★
'A spectacular interactive show!'
OK! Magazine
★★★★
‘The perfect family show. Educational and entertaining’
The Reviews Hub

Age guidance: 3+

Running Time: 50 mins + 15 min post show meet & greet with the Dinosaurs

American Folk Art & Framing PRESENTS:
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show
February 4 – 25, 2026

Show goes Live on our website: Wednesday, February 4th at 11AM, www.amerifolk.com
Opens in the Gallery: Friday February 6th at 11AM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville
Evening Reception: Friday, February 6th, 5-8 PM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville

The time has come for the little tradition that we LOVE! Our beloved miniatures show is back!

Every February, we dedicate the gallery to showcasing small but mighty works of art. The perfect size to gift to your sweetie (Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!) and just the right price point for first-time collectors to begin adorning their walls with spirited original artwork! Each year, we ask our folk art family to create these little masterpieces no larger than 7x9, but never restrict their subject matter or imagination. This annual tradition gives them all a chance to bring life to scraps of material or leftover lumps of clay and tell big stories on a smaller scale.
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show features new work from Doug Frati, Minnie Adkins, Michael Banks, Shawn Ireland, Carl Block, Ellen Langford, Tim Whitten, Kent Ambler, Wayne Hewell, Sonya Clemons, Stacy Lambert, Liz Sullivan, Church Goin’ Mule, Jack Klippel, John Sperry, and more!

Renowned whittler Minnie Adkins has produced miniature versions of her famous critter carvings especially for this year’s show. The matriarch of Kentucky woodcarvers, Minnie is such a joy to talk with and funnier & wittier at 91 than most of us might ever hope to be! Unpacking her creations is something we always look forward to because they simply never fail to charm.
Many fans of the gallery already know the work of woodblock printer Kent Ambler, but even long-time followers may not be aware of the art he creates from his retired woodblocks. Once a series is finished being printed, Kent will cut his blocks into smaller pieces and rearrange them into a mosaic of mesmerizing pattern & color. From time to time, he will devote himself to recycling his blocks to create these assemblages, but not often, and certainly not at the small size he has produced for this year’s collection.

The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show debuts on our website at 11AM on Wednesday February 4th, and you will have a full hour to preview the entire show before phone sales begin at 12PM sharp!
And don’t forget! You’re invited to join us in celebrating this cherished show on Friday February 6th from 5-8PM. At this special evening reception, guests will be able to purchase locally-crafted dried flower bouquets, commission an on-demand typewriter poem from Eddie Cabbage, and enjoy live music from Aaron Kruse all while experiencing our beloved annual Miniatures Show! The perfect pre-Valentine’s Day date night for you and your sweetie!

American Folk Art & Framing PRESENTS:
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show
February 4 – 25, 2026

Show goes Live on our website: Wednesday, February 4th at 11AM, www.amerifolk.com
Opens in the Gallery: Friday February 6th at 11AM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville
Evening Reception: Friday, February 6th, 5-8 PM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville

The time has come for the little tradition that we LOVE! Our beloved miniatures show is back!

Every February, we dedicate the gallery to showcasing small but mighty works of art. The perfect size to gift to your sweetie (Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!) and just the right price point for first-time collectors to begin adorning their walls with spirited original artwork! Each year, we ask our folk art family to create these little masterpieces no larger than 7x9, but never restrict their subject matter or imagination. This annual tradition gives them all a chance to bring life to scraps of material or leftover lumps of clay and tell big stories on a smaller scale.
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show features new work from Doug Frati, Minnie Adkins, Michael Banks, Shawn Ireland, Carl Block, Ellen Langford, Tim Whitten, Kent Ambler, Wayne Hewell, Sonya Clemons, Stacy Lambert, Liz Sullivan, Church Goin’ Mule, Jack Klippel, John Sperry, and more!

Renowned whittler Minnie Adkins has produced miniature versions of her famous critter carvings especially for this year’s show. The matriarch of Kentucky woodcarvers, Minnie is such a joy to talk with and funnier & wittier at 91 than most of us might ever hope to be! Unpacking her creations is something we always look forward to because they simply never fail to charm.
Many fans of the gallery already know the work of woodblock printer Kent Ambler, but even long-time followers may not be aware of the art he creates from his retired woodblocks. Once a series is finished being printed, Kent will cut his blocks into smaller pieces and rearrange them into a mosaic of mesmerizing pattern & color. From time to time, he will devote himself to recycling his blocks to create these assemblages, but not often, and certainly not at the small size he has produced for this year’s collection.

The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show debuts on our website at 11AM on Wednesday February 4th, and you will have a full hour to preview the entire show before phone sales begin at 12PM sharp!
And don’t forget! You’re invited to join us in celebrating this cherished show on Friday February 6th from 5-8PM. At this special evening reception, guests will be able to purchase locally-crafted dried flower bouquets, commission an on-demand typewriter poem from Eddie Cabbage, and enjoy live music from Aaron Kruse all while experiencing our beloved annual Miniatures Show! The perfect pre-Valentine’s Day date night for you and your sweetie!

You’re invited to join us in celebrating our 22nd Annual Miniatures Show on Friday February 6th from 5-8PM!
Every February, we dedicate the gallery to showcasing small but mighty works of art. We ask our folk art family to create these little masterpieces no larger than 7x9, but never restrict their subject matter or imagination. These are the perfect size to gift to your sweetie (Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!) and just the right price point for first-time collectors to begin adorning their walls with spirited original artwork!
At this special evening reception, guests will be able to purchase locally-crafted flower bouquets and enjoy live music from Aaron Kruse all while experiencing our beloved annual Miniatures Show.
This event is free and open to the public.
Wine, beer, and light refreshments will be provided by the gallery.
For more information check out our website at: https://www.amerifolk.com/.../22nd-annual-miniatures-show/

Immerse yourself in the rich community of local flavors, crafts, and more at the Hendersonville Farmers Market. Set against the charming backdrop of the Historic Train Depot in downtown Hendersonville's Seventh Avenue District, this weekly market is not just an event; it's a celebration of local resilience, sustainability, and the vibrant tapestry of community life.

Opening its doors on May 3rd and continuing its operations every Saturday until October, rain or shine, the Hendersonville Farmers Market stands as a testament to the commitment to supporting local producers and growers within a 60-mile radius. The market unfolds from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., offering an expansive window to explore the diverse offerings brought forth by over 35 vendors. From farm-fresh produce, meats, eggs, and dairy to honey, baked goods, crafts, and beverages, the market is a treasure trove for those seeking high-quality, locally sourced products.

But it's not just about shopping; it's an experience. Live music sets the tone every Saturday, infusing the air with a lively ambiance. The market goes beyond the usual with special events such as Tomato Day, Wellness Day, and the Juneteenth Celebration sprinkled throughout the season, providing unique and immersive experiences for visitors.

Hendersonville Farmers Market isn't just a market; it's locally grown, community strong. It's a place where families, friends, and neighbors come together to revel in the joys of fresh food, local craftsmanship, and shared moments. With ample free parking available around the market space, it's a hassle-free destination for a weekly outing where the richness of local life takes center stage. Join us on this journey of flavors, traditions, and togetherness, and make Hendersonville Farmers Market a cherished part of your weekends.

American Folk Art & Framing PRESENTS:
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show
February 4 – 25, 2026

Show goes Live on our website: Wednesday, February 4th at 11AM, www.amerifolk.com
Opens in the Gallery: Friday February 6th at 11AM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville
Evening Reception: Friday, February 6th, 5-8 PM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville

The time has come for the little tradition that we LOVE! Our beloved miniatures show is back!

Every February, we dedicate the gallery to showcasing small but mighty works of art. The perfect size to gift to your sweetie (Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!) and just the right price point for first-time collectors to begin adorning their walls with spirited original artwork! Each year, we ask our folk art family to create these little masterpieces no larger than 7x9, but never restrict their subject matter or imagination. This annual tradition gives them all a chance to bring life to scraps of material or leftover lumps of clay and tell big stories on a smaller scale.
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show features new work from Doug Frati, Minnie Adkins, Michael Banks, Shawn Ireland, Carl Block, Ellen Langford, Tim Whitten, Kent Ambler, Wayne Hewell, Sonya Clemons, Stacy Lambert, Liz Sullivan, Church Goin’ Mule, Jack Klippel, John Sperry, and more!

Renowned whittler Minnie Adkins has produced miniature versions of her famous critter carvings especially for this year’s show. The matriarch of Kentucky woodcarvers, Minnie is such a joy to talk with and funnier & wittier at 91 than most of us might ever hope to be! Unpacking her creations is something we always look forward to because they simply never fail to charm.
Many fans of the gallery already know the work of woodblock printer Kent Ambler, but even long-time followers may not be aware of the art he creates from his retired woodblocks. Once a series is finished being printed, Kent will cut his blocks into smaller pieces and rearrange them into a mosaic of mesmerizing pattern & color. From time to time, he will devote himself to recycling his blocks to create these assemblages, but not often, and certainly not at the small size he has produced for this year’s collection.

The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show debuts on our website at 11AM on Wednesday February 4th, and you will have a full hour to preview the entire show before phone sales begin at 12PM sharp!
And don’t forget! You’re invited to join us in celebrating this cherished show on Friday February 6th from 5-8PM. At this special evening reception, guests will be able to purchase locally-crafted dried flower bouquets, commission an on-demand typewriter poem from Eddie Cabbage, and enjoy live music from Aaron Kruse all while experiencing our beloved annual Miniatures Show! The perfect pre-Valentine’s Day date night for you and your sweetie!

American Folk Art & Framing PRESENTS:
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show
February 4 – 25, 2026

Show goes Live on our website: Wednesday, February 4th at 11AM, www.amerifolk.com
Opens in the Gallery: Friday February 6th at 11AM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville
Evening Reception: Friday, February 6th, 5-8 PM, 64 Biltmore Ave, Downtown Asheville

The time has come for the little tradition that we LOVE! Our beloved miniatures show is back!

Every February, we dedicate the gallery to showcasing small but mighty works of art. The perfect size to gift to your sweetie (Valentine’s Day is right around the corner!) and just the right price point for first-time collectors to begin adorning their walls with spirited original artwork! Each year, we ask our folk art family to create these little masterpieces no larger than 7x9, but never restrict their subject matter or imagination. This annual tradition gives them all a chance to bring life to scraps of material or leftover lumps of clay and tell big stories on a smaller scale.
The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show features new work from Doug Frati, Minnie Adkins, Michael Banks, Shawn Ireland, Carl Block, Ellen Langford, Tim Whitten, Kent Ambler, Wayne Hewell, Sonya Clemons, Stacy Lambert, Liz Sullivan, Church Goin’ Mule, Jack Klippel, John Sperry, and more!

Renowned whittler Minnie Adkins has produced miniature versions of her famous critter carvings especially for this year’s show. The matriarch of Kentucky woodcarvers, Minnie is such a joy to talk with and funnier & wittier at 91 than most of us might ever hope to be! Unpacking her creations is something we always look forward to because they simply never fail to charm.
Many fans of the gallery already know the work of woodblock printer Kent Ambler, but even long-time followers may not be aware of the art he creates from his retired woodblocks. Once a series is finished being printed, Kent will cut his blocks into smaller pieces and rearrange them into a mosaic of mesmerizing pattern & color. From time to time, he will devote himself to recycling his blocks to create these assemblages, but not often, and certainly not at the small size he has produced for this year’s collection.

The 22nd Annual Miniatures Show debuts on our website at 11AM on Wednesday February 4th, and you will have a full hour to preview the entire show before phone sales begin at 12PM sharp!
And don’t forget! You’re invited to join us in celebrating this cherished show on Friday February 6th from 5-8PM. At this special evening reception, guests will be able to purchase locally-crafted dried flower bouquets, commission an on-demand typewriter poem from Eddie Cabbage, and enjoy live music from Aaron Kruse all while experiencing our beloved annual Miniatures Show! The perfect pre-Valentine’s Day date night for you and your sweetie!

Explore Winter Fun & Movement with Your Little One – Grown-Up & Me Arctic Animals

Embark on a frosty, fun-filled adventure in Grown-Up & Me Dance: Arctic Animals! This class invites little explorers ages 1.5–3 and their trusted adults to groove, twirl, and wiggle through the magical world of polar bears, penguins, and snowy arctic friends. Children begin to strengthen their gross motor skills, discover rhythm and musicality, spark early language and listening abilities, and gently practice being part of a classroom environment. Every session is a joyful opportunity to bond, move, and imagine side by side, laying the foundation for confidence and creativity in future movement experiences.