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 8:30-12:00 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

Let's PULL together again to Pick Up Leicester Litter and make our community a cleaner and safer place to live!

Who should attend: Everyone in the community!

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

Every Tuesday in September, gather with neighbors for coffee & conversation outside at Four Sisters Bakery (location and day will be changing due to colder weather starting in October - stay tuned).

Who should attend: All are welcome!

We will meet at the corner of Fairview Rd. and Cedar Street for 30 minutes every Tuesday, 5-5:30pm, to get energized with honks, thumbs ups, and energize people who will take solace in knowing that our neighborhood is solidly against the fascist Trump regime.

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to bring their sign and protest the Trump regime

Come join us as we review current volunteer opportunities.

Who should attend: Democratic Party Members of Precinct 22.2

In September, our speaker will be Ron Katz, longtime social justice and voting rights advocate and former Director of Development for United Way of Buncombe County. Ron will be talking with us about Common Cause and other groups active in voting rights and social justice campaigns in the area. Please join us!

Who should attend: Precinct 5.1 Democrats and North Asheville Cluster members interested in the subjects and speakers.

Join West Asheville Democrats at One World Brewing on Wednesday, September 17th - and each third Wednesday - for networking, discussion, education, and training in a fun, relaxed atmosphere with like-minded individuals.

Who should attend: All Democrats and Progressive-minded individuals interested in networking, education, and activism. You don't have to live in West Asheville to come.

Please come enjoy fellowship with your neighbors and hear about some upcoming events and activities that are ongoing in our area. We are meeting at 6:30 at Highland Brewing in the meadow under the trees near the volleyball area.

Who should attend: All interested East Asheville Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliateds.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

Join us for our weekly Protests at the Weaverville Clock on Main St from 5-5:45. Our group has grown every week and enjoys 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 such as dry black beans and protein bars, and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: The 8 precincts in North Buncombe Cluster

Each month we discuss a book the group has agreed upon at the previous meeting. In September, we will discuss Abundance by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson (304 pp. ISBN 9771668023488). Bookshop.org writes that the book offers "a once-in-a-generation, paradigm-shifting call to renew a politics of plenty, face up to the failures of liberal governance, and abandon the chosen scarcities that have deformed American life."

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to read and discuss books of interest with fellow left-leaning readers. Even if you haven't read the book, come anyway for a lively wide-ranging discussion. We meet the 3rd Friday of each month.

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 8:30-12:00 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

Join us for an afternoon of knocking doors to help voters repair their registrations. No experience necessary! We'll provide on-site training on this specific script and the information you need.

More than 100,000 North Carolina voters are on the North Carolina State Board of Elections’ Registration Repair List, meaning they need to repair an issue with their voter registration or risk having to vote provisionally in the upcoming election. Many folks on the list don’t know that they’re on it—most because their registrations were impacted by record-keeping errors that were not their fault.

There are 1,400 people in Buncombe who need to repair their registration! On September 20th we will be knocking on doors of people who still need to update and help them get ready for upcoming elections.

After you've signed up to canvass, click here to watch a recorded training.

Greet Democrats and unaffiliated voters who have recently joined us, either by moving in, turning 18, or registering for the first time. These will be a low-key, friendly encounters rather than persuasion discussions. We will invite people to our fall picnic and encourage them to connect with the Black Mountain Dems.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters are welcome! If walking is an issue, you are welcome to drive someone else. Bring a friend or family member! No experience necessary. We'll provide on-site training on this specific canvass.

Greet Democrats and unaffiliated voters who have recently joined us, either by moving in, turning 18, or registering for the first time. These will be a low-key, friendly encounters rather than persuasion discussions. We will invite people to our fall picnic and encourage them to connect with the Black Mountain Dems.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters are welcome! If walking is an issue, you are welcome to drive someone else. Bring a friend or family member! No experience necessary. We'll provide on-site training on this specific canvass.

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

Are you a Democrat or Dem-leaning Independent between 18-35? The N. Buncombe and N. Asheville Clusters are inviting you to join the BCDP Young DEMS for their monthly meeting of fun and fellowship, learn about what they do and meet some important local 2026 candidates.

What will we be doing?

• Mingling with fellow like-minded Dems and Dem-leaning Independents.

• Eating and drinking (there will be a food truck there and plenty of wine, beer, soft drinks to purchase.)

• Learning about what our Young Dems caucus is doing to change things for the better.

• Meeting some candidates for upcoming 2026 races.

• Watching the dogs joyfully run around (the best part!)

There is extra parking that night available across the street at Stoney Knob (since they are closed on Mondays) and Davita Dialysis parking lots.

This will be a fun evening where you can bring your dogs for free (or not) — no membership required for this event. Here are the rules for your dogs: You'll need to show vaccination records — on your phone is fine. If you haven't attended the WagBar before, you may want to try it out with your dog first to see how they like it.

Please RSVP by registering so that we can give the WagBar a headcount for staffing purposes. We look forward to seeing you there. What could be better — watching dogs, meeting Democratic candidates and Democratic fellowship! Below you’ll find the registration link to sign up.

Who should attend? Specifically DEMS or DEM-leaning Independents between 18-35. Older folks welcome too. N. Buncombe and N. Asheville Clusters.

This is an opportunity for precinct leaders to touch base and make plans for voter outreach and GOTV (get out the vote).

Who should attend: All precinct leaders -- chair, vice chair, secretary -- of precincts in the Black Mountain Cluster (32.1, 33.2, 33.3, 34.1, 35.1, 36.1, 37.1). Others are welcome, especially members of the event planning committee and all others interested in becoming actively involved with BMT Dems.

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

Our September book is "Civil Resistance: What Everyone Needs to Know" by political scientist Erica Chenoweth, who is a renowned expert in civil resistance who formulated the "3.5% rule." All are welcome to join, even if you haven't read the book.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning independents who enjoy good books and conversation

Every Tuesday in September, gather with neighbors for coffee & conversation outside at Four Sisters Bakery (location and day will be changing due to colder weather starting in October - stay tuned).

Who should attend: All are welcome!

We will meet at the corner of Fairview Rd. and Cedar Street for 30 minutes every Tuesday, 5-5:30pm, to get energized with honks, thumbs ups, and energize people who will take solace in knowing that our neighborhood is solidly against the fascist Trump regime.

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to bring their sign and protest the Trump regime

Come meet with us to discuss ways we can become actively involved in supporting our Democratic candidates, as well as the greater community.

We really value our committed Democratic friends and want to engage even more folks to help turn our county (and country) blue!

Who should attend: Precinct 48.1, and all Dems and left-leaning Independents

This month's speaker will be John Boyles, former reporter and “Answer Man” columnist at The Asheville Citizen Times, recipient of numerous North Carolina Press Association journalism awards. Join us for interesting conversation, questions and answers, and delicious fall cider.

Who should attend: Anyone interested in an interesting speaker on local topics. Anyone with questions. Anyone who wants to learn more about the Leicester Dems.

Attend the Buncombe County Board of Elections meeting and watch the proceedings, especially since the composition of the board has shifted from D majority to R majority.

This is a monthly meeting to discuss potential community events that may help recruit new voters and volunteers. All members of the Democratic Party or Unaffiliated voters in the East Asheville Precinct 25.1 area are welcome.

Join us for our weekly Protests at the Weaverville Clock on Main St from 5-5:45. Our group has grown every week and enjoys 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 such as dry black beans and protein bars, and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: The 8 precincts in North Buncombe Cluster

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

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 8:30-12:00 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

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

Every Tuesday in September, gather with neighbors for coffee & conversation outside at Four Sisters Bakery (location and day will be changing due to colder weather starting in October - stay tuned).

Who should attend: All are welcome!

We will meet at the corner of Fairview Rd. and Cedar Street for 30 minutes every Tuesday, 5-5:30pm, to get energized with honks, thumbs ups, and energize people who will take solace in knowing that our neighborhood is solidly against the fascist Trump regime.

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to bring their sign and protest the Trump regime

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

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 8:30-12:00 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

Calling all Buncombe County Democrats! Join us for an afternoon of knocking doors and talking with your friendly Democratic neighbors about Thom Tillis' record in Washington and connecting them with our county party. No experience necessary! We'll provide on-site training on this specific script and type of canvass.

After you've signed up to canvass, click here to watch a recorded training.

Want to meet our Candidates running for Judges, Representatives, Senator positions in 2026 to help our country? Come join us for subs and chips and good conversation with like-minded people.

Who should attend: Black Mtn. and Swannanoa/Riceville Clusters

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

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, 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. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

Join Buncombe County Commissioner for coffee shop office hours. Ask questions about County Government, local government, politics, growth, taxes, or anything you'd like!

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 8:30-12:00 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

An afternoon on the porch, sharing in a selection of soups and snacks and conversation with candidates.

Who should attend: Anyone interested in meeting the candidates running for election in 2026.

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

It’s fall — and time to gather together with North Asheville/ Woodfin Dems and left-thinking friends!

So come join us for an informal gathering at our much loved and newly reopened Zillicoah Brewery. The Riverside Drive location is perfect for an evening of conversation, community, and Zillicoah brews and food trucks. Connect with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

If you want to be more involved or just want to see what we are all about, mark your calendars now. Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend this event: North Asheville and Woodfin Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters. Join us!

Join West Asheville Democrats at One World Brewing on Wednesday, October 15th - and each third Wednesday - for networking, discussion, education, and training in a fun, relaxed atmosphere with like-minded individuals.

Who should attend: All Democrats and Progressive-minded individuals interested in networking, education, and activism. You don't have to live in West Asheville to come.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

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 8:30-12:00 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

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

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 8:30-12:00 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

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Join us for a Weekly Monday Protest at the top of Pack Square Asheville, 4:45-5:30 pm. Bring your signs, your voices, friends and neighbors as we show up each Monday to protest this administration’s assault on our democracy.

Who should attend: The Downtown Cluster precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 & 11.1 . . . and all those who believe that defending democracy matters!

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St. from 5:00-5:45 on Thursdays. 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.

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Meet with like-minded individuals interested in discussing our Democratic challenges and how to organize for future wins. November’s event will feature a special invited speaker: Jamie Ager, candidate for U.S. House of Representatives in the 11th District.

Arrive early to grab something to drink and chat with fellow members of your precinct. The Pisgah Brewing Co. Tap Room, which serves both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, has been reserved just for us!

Who should attend: Democratic and unaffiliated voters from Black Mountain and surrounding areas. Elected officials 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, 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.

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!

Come join us for our Demsgiving holiday potluck event! Enjoy food, fun and friends, meet like-minded people and hear some awesome speakers and candidates. Everyone is invited!

Start your week off with conversation and coffee with the members of precinct 33.2. Come join us each Monday as we discuss what's going on in the community, current/upcoming events, and bounce ideas off of each other. We welcome all who want to have polite, in-person conversations with other members of precinct 33.2, their neighbors, and anyone in the community!