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On September 8 at 6pm, restaurants and breweries in Historic Biltmore Village will come together on 5 Boston Way for a fundraiser to support the Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project. Guests will have a chance to meet and mingle with award winning chefs, brew masters, local farmers and a vineyard owner. Local band, Simple Folk, will entertain guests with their dulcet sound and pleasing melodies while they dine on create a 5-course gourmet dinner under the stars.

ASAP works diligently to promote local farms and this event will feature fresh produce and meats supplied by the farms they support. The meal will feature amazing dishes from Biltmore Village partners The Cantina, Catawba Brewing, Corner Kitchen, Doubletree Catering, Fig, Hi-Wire Brewing, Red Stag Grill, Rezaz and The Village Wayside.

The event is sponsored by MTN Merch, Saint Paul Mountain Vineyard, Southern Season, West Carolina Water Treatment, Wells Fargo, and The Village Group of Oppenheimer and Co. Inc.

Tickets are limited to the first 100 who sign up and are $100 per person. Purchase a ticket and enjoy tasty food, wine and craft beer and take home a gift bag at the end of the evening.

To purchase tickets on line please visit: www.historicbiltmorevillage.com/farmtovillage

You can also find more information at www.historicbiltmorevillage.com/events and www.asapconnections.org/farmtovillage.

About Historic Biltmore Village

Located directly across from the world famous Biltmore Estate, The Historic Biltmore Village is truly one of the south’s most unique touring and shopping environments. The Village features a collection of independent, regional and national retailers along with the most sought after restaurants and outstanding lodging. It’s the perfect night out for foodies, brews and friends. It’s a must see site for history buffs and architecture aficionados. In short, it’s a destination like no other.

About Asap: Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project

Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project is a 501C (3) Non-profit organization whose mission is to help local farms thrive, link farmers to markets and supporters, and build healthy communities through connections to local food.

I recently spent a few days with the great merchants and people located in Historic Biltmore Village in Asheville, NC. Since everyone is gearing up for Thanksgiving, I wanted to give you a sneak peek of the preparations they are making for the upcoming holiday season. Biltmore Village was created as a counterpart to Biltmore Estate. It was a planned community for estate workers as well as an independent community all its own.

Today, it’s a bustling destination for Asheville residents, as well as visitors from all over the world. I was lucky to explore Biltmore Village and learn more about the history and operations behind the scenes, and it makes me appreciate my monthly trip to Asheville even more. Enjoy these photos as I attempt to do justice to the architectural gem and the folks who make it great.

The Falafel and Tzatziki at Rezaz Mediterranean cuisine in Historic Biltmore Village is a foodies dream! While I wanted to sneak the plate back to my hotel room, I opted to leave it for the rest of the guests to sample and enjoy.

Surface Gallery is the spot to go for the beginning art collector to find affordable pieces from a carefully curated collection. We plan to add a few pieces to our home with the guidance of the amazing curators at Surface. The collection is small and chosen with care for the patrons who visit, whether they are new collectors, or old hands.

While you’re in Asheville, head over to the Biltmore Estate where the Rosso di Verona (Italian rose marble) lions await you while festooned in their Christmas finery. I’m a season pass holder to Biltmore and can still remember my first trip over 30 years ago when I was a little girl. The house never ceases to amaze me and I see something new every time I visit.