Bulletin Board

updated May 20, 2020

**Due to virus restrictions - contact the office for current program updates **

2020

Kids Horse Camp: June 22 – 26, 9am – 4pm, Bucktown Stables

$300 per camper

Contact Heather McIntosh: 828-284-1961

Vacation Bird School: June 22 - 26, 9am-4pm

Ages 10-12, $250 per camper

Contact Southern Appalachian Raptor Research (SARR): bigbaldbanding.org/vbs or 252-299-2108

Village Club Wolf Cub Kids Camp July 6 – 10, 9am - 3pm

Ages 5 - 10; $250 per camper Contact Michelle Morgan at / 828 689-4089

July 4th 2020 Celebration: Saturday July 4th

* SIgn up soon for the various camps as slots fill up quickly! *

WL Community Center Art Wall

Stop by the WLPOA Community Center to see the art each month and to support our local mountain artists!

Payment by cash or check (paid directly to the artists).

Featured Artist - Photography by Chuck Kinsey

Also, a large selection of his matted photos, $10 each.

Community Center Main Floor, Village.

Special! Handmade stacking or nesting boxes and more woodcraft items crafted by Larry Smith. Larry has donated these crafted wooden boxes to the Village Club as a fundraiser to help support our Independence Day Celebration. These are wonderful boxes that will look great on a shelf or stacked and can be used for storage, organizing or serving trays!

Suggested donation of $10-$20 each.

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Village Club at Wolf Laurel Activities - 2019

Details on the Village Club Page

Village Club: Fitness Class with Mary Lou Woodiwiss – Takes place on black top or in the Village Pavilion, instructor’s choice depending on weather. Bring your exercise mat, water bottle, weights & stretch bands.

Village Club: Yoga with John Shoemaker - Activity Center. Each class will include restorative and yin yoga (long static poses) and active yoga (dynamic poses followed by short static poses).

Village Club: Water Fitness – We’ll have several leaders this year – Leigh Ann Roseberry and Denise Norton. Leigh Ann will hold class beginning June 4 with the following schedule: 1pm Monday & Thursday. Denise will hold classes in August & September with the following schedule: Monday at 11am & Thursday at 1pm. All workout equipment provided. Bring your sunscreen and get ready to have a great time and a very beneficial workout!

Village Club: Tai Chi with Fred Buck - WLPOA Activity Center, lower entrance of the Community Center, Village. Bring an exercise mat & water. A very therapeutic and peaceful class. Mats for sale in the Community Center at cost! This wonderful class is starting its 12th season and a BIG thank you to Fred for all the years of bringing this therapeutic, peaceful class to The Village!

Village Club: Tennis - Regularly-scheduled Play for Women & Men - Upper Courts only (in addition, see Village staff to have courts open for you at other times). Bring your racquet, tennis balls & water.

Village Club: Monday Night Potlucks - Village Pavilion. Bring a dish to share, your own favorite beverage and all your picnic supplies. We’ll have a fire when it’s chilly! In extreme weather, may take place in the WLPOA Community Center.

Village Club: Pickleball – 10am Wednesday & Friday and 2pm Sunday. If you haven’t played this great sport before, contact George Shennan (gshennan@icloud.com) and he will arrange a time before regularly scheduled play on Sunday to give you a chance to learn the game. Come check out the fun and our NEW Pickleball courts!!

Village Club: Book Club - Group meets in the Village Pavilion. To be led by Karen Gerry.

Village Club: Cooking Classes with Michaelene Sanders – This popular class is back! Space will be limited to 10 in our wonderful Wolf Laurel hosts homes. Contact to sign up.

Village Club: Health & Longevity Class with Larry Veatch– Activity Center, lower area of the WLPOA Community Center. This class will focus on exercise & movement, sleep, meditation, relaxation, eating & nutrition.

Village Club: Friday Night Socials - Village Pavilion or Community Center. Bring an appetizer to share and BYOB, Larry Smith, our very capable bartender will provide set-ups. These socials are free unless otherwise announced. If it’s chilly, we’ll have a cozy fire in the Pavilion. In extreme weather, this may be moved to the WLPOA Community Center. Bingo with Fred Tygart will take place on the LAST Friday of each month unless otherwise announced. The Village Club provides plates, etc., mixers ice and a few snacks for Bingo time. Come on out for this great social gathering.

Village Club: Dining Out With Friends - Linda Mullins will lead this activity. Friends can meet to carpool at the WLPOA Community Center, or meet us at the restaurant at the listed dates and times.

Village Club: Wandering Wolves - Not all who wander are lost! Geat destinations and events are waiting for you. Sign up for all events by contacting :

Area Farmers Markets - 2019

Saturdays, 8:30 am-12:30 pm - Yancey County Farmers Market - new location: paved parking area near Menagerie Antiques (above former area behind Town Center) off the Square, Burnsville.

Saturdays, 9 am-1pm - Mars Hill Tailgate Market - on the Quad on College St, Mars Hill University.

Sundays, noon-4 pm - Marshall Farmers & Artisan Market - Blannahassatt Island, Marshall.

Wednesdays, 2:30-6:30 pm - Weaverville Tailgate Market - Center parking lot on the hill overlooking Lake Louise, just off the Weaverville Highway, south of Weaverville.

Saturdays, 10am-2pm - Hot Springs Homegrown & Handmade Market - Bridge St.

Walking Trails in Madison County
Walnut Community Center - 4 loops = 1 mile
Beech Glen Community Center - 5 ½ loops = 1 mile
Revere - Rice Cove Community Center - 8 ½ loops = 1 mile
Mars Hill Elementary - 4 loops around track = 1 mile
Madison High School - 1 loop = 1 mile
Mars Hill College - 1 loop = 1 mile
Brush Creek / Madison Middle School - 1 loop = 1 ¼ miles
Blannahassett Island - 1 loop = ½ mile
Center Community Center - 10 loops = 1 mile
Marshall Seniors Center - 18 loops = 1 mile

General

Now - Toe River Crafts Shop - 6274 Hwy 80 South, Celo. Retail shop for juried artisans from the surrounding area.

Now - French Broad Rafting & Ziplines - Madison County. Ten line zip courses, up to Class IV rapids, experienced guides.

/ 1-800570-7238.

Now, daily thru Nov - Navitat Canopy Adventures - Poverty Branch Rd, Barnardsville. Some of the biggest ziplines in the Southeast. Guests race side-by-side across an expansive mountain valley with heights more than 350 ft. up. / 1-855-628-4828

Now - Mars Hill Library's Second Chance Book Shop - Mars Hill Library. Extensive variety of hardcover & paperback books for sale at nominal prices (25 to 50 cents each). Books are rotated on a regular schedule by Friends of Mars Hill Library. Open during library hours.

Now - Rural Life Museum - Mars Hill University campus. Museum hours are Tue-Sun, 1-5 pm. / 689-1201

Now - High Peaks Interactive Trail Map - Go to , click on the trail you want to check out. Information given includes difficulty rating, distance, elevation change, trail blazing, water availability, trailhead location, parking areas. Online website gives hikers info on more than two dozen trails in the Black Mountains. Maps can be downloaded & printed.

Now - Yancey County Drug Drop Boxes - Two locations to dispose of your unused, out-of-date or leftover medications: Yancey Co. Sheriff's Office, Main Entrance 828-682-2124 and Burnsville Town Hall, Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4 pm. Please leave medications in the original Rx bottle with name of drug for identification only, marking out your personal information.

Now: NC Lions Foundation Eyeglass Collection - Burnsville. Eyeglass drop-off box locations: Ingles Grocery, Roses Discount Store, Western Sizzlin' Steak House, Garden Deli, Dr. Aldridge Eye Institute. Acceptable: used eyeglasses, eyeglass frames, eyeglass lenses, safety eyeglasses, non-prescription / prescription sunglasses & eyeglass cases. More info: Lion Jim Parlier at 682-3405.

Now Playing - Mars Hill Radio Theatre - Main Street, Mars Hill. 7 pm Saturdays and 2 pm Sundays. Check for movie listings at

Now Playing - Yancey Theatre - W. Main St, Burnsville. All movie seats $5. Check for details: / 678-3322

Now, Wednesdays, 2-5 pm - Toe River Model Railroaders Meetings - Spruce Pine Public Library. All are welcome & for more information call 682-2865.

Area Restaurant Offerings

Mondays, 7pm - Blues and BBQ at Zuma - Zuma Coffee, 7 N. Main St, downtown Marshall. Music with "Blues and BBQ." with Steve Davidowski and guests. Also, art exhibits periodically. 649-1617

Mondays, 7 to 9 pm - Open Mic Night - Stackhouse Restaurant, 37 S. Main Street, Mars Hill. 680-1213

Tuesdays, Fridays & Saturdays - Live music at Good Stuff - 38 Bailey's Branch Rd, downtown Marshall. 649-9711

Wednesdays - The Glass Onion: Wine Lovers' Wednesdays - The Glass Onion, 18 N. Main St, Weaverville. 1/2 price bottles of wine and $15 all pasta dishes at this restaurant on Wednesdays. The restaurant serves Global Italian fare with Old-World ambiance. 828-645-8866

Wednesdays,6:30 to 9pm - Open Mic at Zuma's - Zuma Coffee, 7 N. Main St, Marshall. hosts Linda Jarvis and Jerry Burns. 649-1617

Thursdays, 7-9 pm - Bluegrass Jams at Zuma’s - Zuma Coffee, 7 N. Main St, Marshall. Music by Blue Grass Jam featuring Bobby Hicks and friends. Free. 649-1617

Thursdays, 8-10pm - Andy Buckner Live Music - Stackhouse Restaurant, 37 S. Main St, Mars Hill. 680-1213

Fridays, 6:30-9 pm - Music & Dancing at The Depot - The Depot, 282 S. Main St, Marshall. Six to eight Country, Old Time & Bluegrass groups are on hand to provide crowd favorites. Come and dance or just listen to the music and soak in the atmosphere in this converted Railroad Depot in historic Downtown Marshall. Free family fun; donations accepted. 649-2332

Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, 7-9 pm - Music at Blue Mountain Pizza - 55 N. Main St, Weaverville. 658-8777

Fridays & Saturdays - Music at the Iron Horse Station - The Iron Horse Restaurant and Tavern, 24 South Andrews, Downtown Hot Springs.

Pets

Now - Free Spay/Neuter available for Cats - For a limited time, the Yancey Humane Society Animal Shelter is offering this surgery free. Call 682-9510 for additional info and to schedule your kitty for surgery.

Now - Low-Cost Spay-Neuter Services - Friends of Madison County Animals holds twice monthly spay/neuter events. Vaccinations & microchip can also be done at the same time. FOMCA's office is now located on Blannahassett Island, Studio 104.

Now - Open, Mon-Sat, 10 am-4 pm - Yancey Humane Society's Barkin' Basement Resale Shop - Burnsville Shopping Center, next to Fred's Discount, Hwy 19E, Burnsville. Huge variety of gently used or new items. All proceeds benefit the Yancey Humane Society shelter animals. Note: Donations of your gently used items accepted at the store during times open.

Now - Pet Adoption - Madison County Animal Shelter, 389 Long Branch Rd, Marshall. Tue-Fri, 10 am-5 pm, Sat 10 am-3 pm. Many cats & kittens, dogs & puppies to choose from; someone is waiting to give you lots of love! (828)649-3190 /www.fomca.org . Come & pick your forever pet!

Now - Foster Dogs - Friends of Madison County Animals (FOMCA) has partnered with the Madison Co. Shelter to begin a dog fostering program. Many more dogs could be saved if dogs could be fostered for 2-3 weeks in a temporary home. Foster dogs come to you up-to-date on all shots & your pets must be up-to-date on their vaccinations as well. For more info. or to apply, call the shelter at 649-3190 or email adavis@madisoncountyshelter.nc.

Now - Adopters needed - Yancey County Humane Society, Cane River School Rd, off Rt. 19, west of Burnsville. Get lots of love every day by adopting a homeless but wonderful kitten, puppy, cat or dog. $65 /pet includes spaying or neutering & all vaccinations based on age. Visit to see them all & make your pick! 682-9510

Theatres / Venues

Grove Park Inn Spa & Resort, Asheville -

Biltmore Estate, Asheville -

Diana Wortham Theatre at Pack Place, Asheville - 828-257-4530 /

The Altamont Theatre, Asheville - 828-348-5327

Asheville Community Theatre - 254-1320 /

Fine Arts Theatre, Asheville - 828-232-1536 /

SART- Owen Theater, Mars Hill College: 828-689-1384 /

Parkway Playhouse , Green Mountain Drive, Burnsville: 682-4285 /

Flat Rock Playhouse - 828-693-0731 /

Harrah's Cherokee Casino & Hotel: 1-800-745-3000 /

Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts, Franklin: 866-273-4615 /