Join the Progressive Dems Caucus for pizza at a private residence as we postcard write to North Carolinians to help combat disinformation and make sure voters in states with key elections in 2026 learn how harmful the Trump/GOP agenda is for them.

Who should attend: Any and all who are interested in working with democrats to fight against disinformation!

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Make your sign and come out and express your feelings about what is happening in our country. Meet like-minded folks, get honks from passers-by.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome.

Please join us for our monthly meeting to discuss democratic organizing in Buncombe County.

Who should attend: All young Democrats or young left-leaning unaffiliated voters. Age 18-35.

Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Drop in from 8:00 - 10:30 for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in Black Mountain cluster

From the NC Coordinated Campaign:

The Cooper campaign will host events across the state focused on bringing down the cost of living and highlighting how, as a U.S. Senator, Roy is ready to fight for working families.

One leg of the Make Stuff Cost Less campaign will take place in Buncombe County — we'd love for you to join us!

Come join us to protest the Trump administration, Chuck Edwards, cuts to Medicaid, ICE, etc. Bring your signs and friends each Wednesday starting Feb. 4!

Who should attend: All are welcome especially those in Riceville, Swannanoa, and East Asheville.

Come join us for our Precinct 22.2 monthly meeting. We will gear up and plan for the upcoming election cycle.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated in Precinct 22.2.

The 5.1 Precinct meetings start with introductions, then recap recent activities and outline future plans. We generally have 12-25 people in attendance and a guest speaker. This month, we will recap canvassing activities in the Precinct and Primary election results.

Who should attend: Especially for Precinct 5.1 Democrats and left leaning unaffiliated voters, but open to everyone interested in participating.

Join your West Asheville neighbors this month for:

"Effective outreach and advocacy – strategies for November and beyond."

Join Heather Heckel, a longtime teacher and practitioner of advocacy and community engagement, to discuss:

• How can we connect with people who might disagree with us or who are not yet motivated to vote? What well-meaning strategies may ‘backfire’?

• What messaging and actions can persuade others to act?

• How can we use our time, our networks, and our skills most effectively to amplify our voices, magnify our impact, and strengthen our community?

Monthly Wednesdays @ One World events are hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates. Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County.

Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

Swannanoa Monthly Engaged Action Gatherings. Learn how to become a better volunteer and help Democrats win up and down the ballot in November.

Who should attend: This event is specifically for Swannanoa Precincts 64.1, 65.1 and 66.1. It is open to all interested parties.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Join us the third Friday of each month to discuss a work of fiction or non-fiction chosen by the group at the previous meeting.

The March selection is "The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together " by Heather McGhee. Using economic data, McGhee makes the case that discriminatory laws and practices targeting African Americans adversely impact society at large. However, when people unite across racial and ethnic lines there is a "solidarity dividend" that helps everyone.

Come early for coffee and settle in for a good and sometimes far-ranging discussion with fellow dems.

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to read and discuss books of interest with fellow left-leaning readers.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 10:00-1:00 period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

This year’s Annual Buncombe County Democratic Party Convention will be held on Saturday, March 21st starting at 10am at A-B Tech's Ferguson Auditorium. Doors will open at 9 for registration.

Our Keynote Speaker this year will be Jamie Ager, Democratic Nominee for US House of Representatives, North Carolina District 11.

Those who were voted as Convention Delegates at their Precinct Organizing Meeting may vote at this event. In addition to hearing from our Keynote Speaker, BCDP Officers, Elected Officials and others, resolutions provided by the Precincts will be discussed and voted upon.

Join us on Sunday, March 22nd, at 1:00 pm when we go out to the neighborhood to talk to voters about the election in November.

No experience necessary, and training is provided! After you've signed up to canvass at the link below, register for an online training on canvassing with MiniVan. Click here to watch a recorded training.

Kim Roney for Mayor Campaign Kick-off!
Sunday, March 22nd: 2-5pm
The Grey Eagle
Bounce House, Posters, stickers, buttons, and more! Music & fun for all ages, free entry!

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Make your sign and come out and express your feelings about what is happening in our country. Meet like-minded folks, get honks from passers-by.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome.

Come together to identify issues that matter to us that we are willing to fight for now! Create actions that we will commit to each month. We will include National, State, and local issues. Make friends with neighbors who share your values. Grow our community of volunteers as we plan for voter outreach.

Potluck: Please bring drinks or snacks if you can.

Address and Parking instructions will be sent to those who RSVP.

Who should attend: Riceville Precincts 61.1 & 62.1 are specifically invited.

New volunteers in Oakley especially, but anyone interested in helping turn North Carolina blue in November are welcome. We'll get to know each other a little bit, discuss some of the many ways to volunteer, support a local distillery (that also has beer, wine, and NA drinks), have a snack, and meet our officers. First 10 new volunteers will get a free beverage.

Who should attend: Anyone in Oakley (Precinct 9.1) who is new to volunteering and interested finding out what do and how we are going to kick Chuck Edwards out of Congress, elect excellent statewide judges, and increase voter turnout in our precinct should attend. We look forward to meeting you!!

Please join us to discuss and plan the efforts that will help us win elections and make a real impact on our community.

Who should attend: Democratic and left-leaning unaffiliated voters

Big goals require hands-on work. This volunteer meeting will focus on strengthening precincts, supporting volunteers, and taking concrete steps to connect with our community. We’ll talk about what we can do right now to stay engaged, organized, and effective together.

Who should attend: Residents from Precincts 52.1, 53.1, 63.1, 68.1, 69.1, and 681 in Leicester, Newfound, Sandy Mush, and Alexander who are interested in organizing to strengthen our community.

*The meeting will also be available to join online - a link will be sent at registration.

Drop in from 8:00 - 10:30 for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in Black Mountain cluster

Come join us to protest the Trump administration, Chuck Edwards, cuts to Medicaid, ICE, etc. Bring your signs and friends each Wednesday starting Feb. 4!

Who should attend: All are welcome especially those in Riceville, Swannanoa, and East Asheville.

Join us for a meet and greet at Oak and Grist Distilling Company in Black Mountain in support of Jamie Ager, candidate for Congress in North Carolina's 11th District.

Tickets are free but space is limited so please RSVP at the link below.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Join the Progressive Dems of Buncombe as we come together and discuss top of mind issues including:

• Progressive candidate endorsements and plans moving forward

• Action to combat federal overreach such as 4th Amendment training

• Additional local actions that support a progressive agenda

Who should attend: Any and everyone who identifies as a progressive!

As we look ahead to the critical 2026 election year, this will be an important opportunity to come together, reconnect, and prepare for the work ahead. Buncombe County has always played a leading role in Democratic organizing and voter participation, and your involvement will be essential in the months to come.

We are especially excited to welcome Jamie Ager, our candidate for North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District, as our featured speaker. This event marks an important opportunity to come together and support one of the most critical races on the ballot.

This breakfast will also mark the start of our 2026 membership year. Despite rising costs, we have worked to keep dues accessible:

Individual Membership: $100
Couple Membership: $150
Sponsor Membership: $200 (includes sponsorship of two young Democrats)
Young Democrat Membership (35 and under): $50
Guest breakfast: $15
All dues-paying members receive breakfast for the full year.

Who should attend: Open to all democrats and left leaning folks

Purchase breakfast tickets at: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/mensclubmarch28

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 10:00-1:00 period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

From Indivisible:

We have the power and are claiming it together. No Thrones. No Crowns. No Kings.

Join us at 1:00PM in Pack Square, Asheville, NC.

What began in 2025 as a single day of defiance has become a sustained national resistance to tyranny, spreading from small towns to city centers and across every community determined to defend democracy. Our peaceful movement is bigger than ever.

When our families are under attack and costs are pushing people to the brink, silence is not an option. We will defend ourselves and our communities against this administration’s unjust and cruel acts of violence.

On March 28th, rise up, take to the streets, and say it loud: no thrones, no crowns, no kings. We’re not watching history happen—we’re making it. Join us.

A core principle behind all No Kings events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events. Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Make your sign and come out and express your feelings about what is happening in our country. Meet like-minded folks, get honks from passers-by.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome.

Learn how to become a better volunteer and help Democrats win up and down the ballot in November.

Who should attend: Democrats and Independents that live in Swannanoa precincts 64.1, 65.1 and 66.1.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Join your neighbors from Precincts 30.2 and 30.3 as we meet to discuss how to get Democratic candidates elected and ways to support our community.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents in Precincts 30.2 and 30.3.

For the next few months, we will focus on NCDP's Field Team Justice to canvass and organize to elect NC Appellate and Supreme Court Justices. Later we will work to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) for the November elections.

Who should attend: Everyone! Particularly members of our 2.1 Precinct - Montford/Hillcrest/Klondyke/Broadway

Tzedek Center - park in the back and enter through the center door on the lower level in the back

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Many of us are frustrated or deeply concerned about what’s happening in our government right now — the erosion of trust, the lack of accountability, and the growing sense that our voices aren’t being heard. If that resonates with you, you’re not alone.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about change. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

We know it’s easier to stay home, doomscroll, or tune out altogether, so...

Why show up? Change happens when you’re willing to go outside your comfort zone, meet your neighbors, and discern how you want to get involved.

At this community meeting: You'll learn how to make your voice heard regarding local issues, NC state races and how to get out the vote.

Come meet your neighbors and explore how we can make a difference together!

(Note: We meet in the basement of the brewery.)

Who should attend: Residents of Downtown Asheville are welcome, especially if you live in South Slope, Wecan, and South French Broad neighborhoods. This event is being organized by Precinct 11.1 leadership.

What's Your Vision for the Black Mountain Community? Join us for a fun, inspiring, and productive project of creating a vision for what we want for our community. You'll work in small groups to craft "vision boards" to share your dreams and desires for the community, then we will share visions and capture the information to send on to our elected reps (plus maybe take action on). Please bring glue sticks, scissors, and magazines.... we will provide the rest!

Who should attend: All interested in building community!

Do you like to read? Do you want to build community? Do you want to fight fascism? Join us for our reading group, meeting monthly on Mondays, where we do all of this and have fun while doing it!

This month, we're reading "The Fire Next Time" by James Baldwin. All are welcome to join, even if you haven't read the book.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about the city, county, state, and the country. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning voters, especially those in Precinct 17.1 - Grove Park, Sunset Mountain environs.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come join us on Tuesday, April 14th for our precincts 8.2 & 8.3 April monthly meeting in Shiloh. We will hear from Jim Barrett who will speak to us about the NCDP state-wide canvassing initiative - "Field Team Justice" - and the critical importance of ensuring Justice Anita Earls and our appellate court judges hold their seats in the midterm elections.

Spring is a great time to knock doors right in our own neighborhoods. Let's get prepared to make a difference as we connect with our neighbors to get out the vote!

Who should attend: All democrats and left-leaning unaffiliateds in precincts 8.2 & 8.3

Faith Tabernacle Christian Center is the 8.3 election day polling location

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us on Thursday, April 16th for a Downtown Cluster gathering to continue building on the good work we've started as we move forward to the midterms!

We will hear from Jim Barrett who will speak to us about the NCDP state-wide canvassing initiative - "Field Team Justice" - and the critical importance of ensuring Justice Anita Earls and our appellate court judges hold their seats in the midterm elections. We'll also review our precincts' post-election reports issued by the BOE to learn where we can make greater impacts in our communities to increase voter turnout. And most importantly, we will hear from you, our precinct members and volunteers, about the issues that concern you most and ways we can each make a difference - together.

This is a time to celebrate our hard work and successes and build on the momentum as we encourage our friends and neighbors to vote blue, up and down the ballot, in November. Because when Democrats vote, we win!

Who should attend: All members of precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1, left-leaning unaffiliateds . . . and anyone interested in saving our democracy.

Food and refreshments will be served.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Please join us for our monthly meeting to discuss democratic organizing in Buncombe County.

Who should attend: All young Democrats or young left-leaning unaffiliated voters. Age 18-35.

Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

For the next few months, we will focus on NCDP's Field Team Justice to canvass and organize to elect NC Appellate and Supreme Court Justices. Later we will work to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) for the November elections.

Who should attend: Everyone! Particularly members of our 2.1 Precinct - Montford/Hillcrest/Klondyke/Broadway

Tzedek Center - park in the back and enter through the center door on the lower level in the back

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Many of us are frustrated or deeply concerned about what’s happening in our government right now — the erosion of trust, the lack of accountability, and the growing sense that our voices aren’t being heard. If that resonates with you, you’re not alone.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about change. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

We know it’s easier to stay home, doomscroll, or tune out altogether, so...

Why show up? Change happens when you’re willing to go outside your comfort zone, meet your neighbors, and discern how you want to get involved.

At this community meeting: You'll learn how to make your voice heard regarding local issues, NC state races and how to get out the vote.

Come meet your neighbors and explore how we can make a difference together!

(Note: We meet in the basement of the brewery.)

Who should attend: Residents of Downtown Asheville are welcome, especially if you live in South Slope, Wecan, and South French Broad neighborhoods. This event is being organized by Precinct 11.1 leadership.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.