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!

Since June, this event has been very popular with our town residents, so we are continuing it in the winter. The town gave us another 3-month permit, so weather permitting, please join us for our weekly Protests and Sign Waving.

**Update: we will temporarily be meeting at the corner of Main St and Weaver Blvd in the Weaverville Chiropractic office while the town installs a Butterfly Trail sculpture and serviceberry trees under the Clock on Main St. We'll return there once it's finished.

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 and cleaning supplies are requested.

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

Join us for a fundraising reception in support of Judge Christine Walczyk featuring Special Guest Sen. Julie Mayfield on February 19th at Circa 29.

NOTE: this event was previously scheduled for Feb. 4 but was moved due to weather. Please use the new link below to sign up.

Each month we discuss a book the group has agreed upon at the previous meeting. In February we will discuss "A Flower Traveled in My Blood," by Haley Cohen Gilliland. This book from 2025 reveals the true story of the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo. These grandmothers courageously took on the Argentine government to find their stolen grandchildren.

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

Please join the Swannanoa/Riceville Democrats for our annual meeting! This meeting is our cluster’s kickoff for the 2026 election. Our annual meeting helps galvanize and energize concerned Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated folks to get involved and get organized. With everything happening locally, at the state level, and nationally, it’s vitally important to get involved and get organized.

The meeting will be held at the Swannanoa Bee Tree Fire Station, Saturday, Feb. 21st, from 9-11:30 AM. We will welcome NC-114 Representative Eric Ager and NC-115 Representative Lindsey Prather as our guest speakers to open the session.

Attendees will meet with their precincts for the annual precinct organizing. Be prepared to discuss action plans with your precinct, possibly elect new officers for vacancies, elect delegates to the County Democratic Convention, and donate to meet your precinct’s modest annual dues. Light refreshments will be served.

Whether you’ve attended in past years or are brand new to the Swannanoa/Riceville area, we look forward to meeting you and having you become part of our thriving and active community.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters residing in precincts 61.1, 62.1, 64.1, 65.1, and 66.1. To find your precinct, you can visit the NC Board of Election’s Voter Lookup tool: https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup/

Annual meeting of the nine West Asheville precincts (12.1, 13.1, 14.2,14.3, 15.1, 16.2, 23.1, 43.2). We will be discussing plans for canvasing and GOTV for the midterms, hearing from elected officials and candidates, and filling open precinct officer positions. This is the foundation for the critical 2026 mid-term election year.

Who should attend: All registered Democrats in the nine WAVL precincts. Unaffiliated voters are also welcome but would not be eligible to vote in precinct elections.

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

Annual precinct meeting for all East Asheville precincts. We will have County Commissioner Martin Moore and State Senator Julie Mayfield as speakers, and we will discuss upcoming events for our cluster. Refreshments provided. Please join us!!

Who should attend: All interested Democrats living in East Asheville in Precincts: 6.1, 7.1, 9.1, 20.1, 21.1, 23.2, 23.3 and 25.1.

Join Fairview Reynolds Democrats as we gather for our Annual Organizing Meeting. We will be solidifying our precincts; filling vacancies if needed, and making plans to activate our community for the upcoming elections in 2026.

We will welcome Eric Ager, our NC House 114 representative, to update us on what's happening in Raleigh and inspire us for the work ahead.

If you are in precinct 38.2, 38.3, 39.2, 39.3, 57.1 60.2 or 60.4, please join us. To be organized we need at least 5 Democratic precinct members in each precinct to attend the annual meeting.

Come join the North Asheville/Woodfin Democrats at our Annual Meeting. This is our vital opportunity to energize, organize, and unify our voice as we look toward the 2026 election.

We will first meet as a group of 8 precincts of North Asheville/Woodfin to hear our featured speaker: Theo Nollert. Theo is a rising star and compelling next-generation voice in North Carolina politics and policy.

Theo's experience includes:

- Elected Official: Council Member for the Chapel Hill Town Council (Elected while in Graduate School at UNC).

- Policy Leader: Director of Policy with Carolina Forward.

- Communicator: A superb and inspiring speaker who can help us build momentum for 2026.

After Theo’s talk, we will break into our individual precinct groups to discuss precinct action plans for the primary and general election (and possibly elect new officers for any vacancies), and elect delegates to the County Democratic Convention.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters residing in North AVL / Woodfin Precincts (3.1, 4.1, 5.1, 17.1, 22.2, 27.2, 28.1, 70.1). Whether you’ve attended in past years or are brand new to the North Asheville/ Woodfin area, we look forward to meeting you and having you become part of our thriving and active community.

Come join the Downtown Asheville Democrats as we gather our precincts for our Annual Meeting. This will be our opportunity to organize our precincts where we can vote for new officers to fill vacancies, plan initiatives to activate our volunteers for the upcoming elections in 2026, elect delegates to the County Democratic Convention, and donate to meet our precincts’ annual dues.

Following our opening program, we welcome Charles Martin, representing the At-Large District for the Buncombe Board of Education, and Jean Marie Christy, Buncombe County Clerk of Court, as our guest speakers.

All Democrats in precincts 1.1, 2.1, 8.2, 8.3, 10.1 and 11.1 are invited and encouraged to attend and participate, whether it’s your first time or have attended past annual organizing meetings, as we connect with our neighbors to work together towards a more fair and just future for all in our communities!

Join us for our Precinct Organizing Meeting on Saturday, February 21 at 12:00 p.m. at Erwin Middle School. Precinct organizing is where it all begins. This annual meeting gives members the chance to shape local priorities by electing precinct officers, voting on resolutions, and electing delegates to the County Convention. It is a great opportunity to meet neighbors and get involved in community and voter engagement efforts. Join us for free good eats, including soups, breads, salads, and more, and take time to connect with others in the community.

We will also hear from guest speaker Brad Gutierrez, Ph.D., a retired policy executive and national security leader with senior roles across federal agencies, the American Red Cross, and the U.S. Air Force.

Who should attend: Open to Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters in Leicester Precincts 52.1, 53.1, 63.1, 68.1, and 69.1. To find your precinct, visit https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup/.

Please join the Black Mountain Democrats for our annual meeting! This meeting is our cluster’s kickoff for the 2026 election. With everything happening in Washington, it’s vitally important to get involved and get organized. Democracy won’t save itself!

Following our opening program, we will welcome NC-114 Representative Eric Ager as our guest speaker.

Then attendees will meet with their precincts for the annual precinct organizing. Be prepared to discuss action plans with your precinct, possibly elect new Officers for vacancies, elect delegates to the County Democratic Convention, and donate to meet your precinct’s modest annual dues. Light refreshments will be served.

Whether you’ve attended in past years or are brand new to the Black Mountain area, we look forward to meeting you and having you become part of our thriving and active community.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters residing in precincts 32.1, 33.2, 33.3, 34.1, 35.1, 36.1, and 37.1. To find your precinct, you can visit the NC Board of Election’s Voter Lookup tool: https://vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup/

(Please do not park in the fire lanes next to the school. Please reserve the parking spaces in front of the school for mobility challenged neighbors. Additional parking is available in the school parking lot.)

Come join your fellow Hominies Democrats at our 2026 Annual Meeting, the day all North Carolina Democrats get together to organize. Help us kick off 2026, a year of positive action for everyone who cares about our democracy!

State Representative Lindsey Prather is our keynote speaker, and we will hear from Buncombe County judge candidates about why their role is critical - in Buncombe County and in North Carolina government.

Other candidates may be on hand to introduce themselves; officers will be elected in precincts 45 .1, 47.1. and 48.1, resolutions presented, and delegates elected to the county convention in March.

Who should attend this event: All members of the precincts in the Hominies cluster - 24.1, 44.1, 45.1, 46.1, 47.1, 48.1 and 49.1 and any unaffiliated voters who would like to participate in local politics - where we can make a difference every day!

Join the South Buncombe Cluster for our annual Precinct Organizing Meeting on February 21st. Hear from speakers, learn our plans to WIN in Buncombe County and beyond this year, and confab with your local Democrats on exactly how we'll be collaborating to ensure victory in the midterms!

All Dems and Dem-leaning folk from South Buncombe are welcome - Precincts 18.2, 19.1, 29.2, 30.2, 30.3, 31.1, 54.2, 55.1 and 56.2.

If you know your Precinct, please select it from the dropdown when you sign up at the link below. If not, that’s OK, or you can look it up using the Voter Search tool at the NC State Board of Elections.

We’re at Valley Springs Middle School this year. More precise directions will be sent to you when you sign up.

Our Annual North Buncombe Democrats meeting galvanizes and energizes our voters to get involved and get organized. With all that is happening in this Administration, it’s more important than ever to join together with solid plans to save our country from total dismantling.

Note this NEW venue (N. Buncombe Middle School) and NEW time (3:00 on Saturday Feb 21st). Drive around to the Main Entrance by the white poles.

Following our opening program and a Keynote from Lindsey Prather, our #115 NC House Representation, attendees will circle up with their precinct for the Annual Precinct meeting. Be prepared to discuss action plans with your precinct, possibly elect new Officers for vacancies, elect delegates to the County Democratic Convention and donate to meet your precinct’s modest annual dues.

Whether you’ve attended in past years or are brand new to the North Buncombe area, we look forward to meeting you and having you become part of our thriving and active community.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters residing in North Buncombe Precincts (40.2, 41.1, 50.1, 51.2, 58.1, 59.1, 67.1, 71.1) are welcome to attend.

Come meet Theo Nollert, rising star and compelling next-generation voice in North Carolina politics and policy.

Theo is a Council Member for the Chapel Hill Town Council (elected while in Graduate School at UNC) and recently named Director of Policy for Carolina Forward.

Who should attend: Young (and young at heart) Dems and left-leaning unaffiliated voters.

We have elections in 2026 and need you to defend free and fair elections! Learn the ins and outs of being a volunteer Inside Poll Observer, where you'll make sure that the new Republican precinct officials follow the law and that voters are allowed to cast their ballots in the March primary.

Our agenda includes

• Poll Observer basics

• What to expect at the Polling Place

• What you’re looking for

• Solving problems + reporting issues

Weekly on Tuesdays through Election Day, we will have our sidewalk Activism to wave signs and encourage people to vote in the Primary election. Please make your sign to that effect and come on out and wave your signs and meet like-minded people.

Who should attend this event: This event is for anyone who can spare a half hour to encourage passers-by to go vote.

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 combining four separate precinct meet-ups into a single weekly gathering for the whole cluster! Drop in any time during the morning to meet neighbors and share ideas.

Who should attend: We welcome all members of the Black Mountain cluster, and beyond!

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.

from NCDP:

JOIN FIELD TEAM JUSTICE!

Field Team Justice is NCDP’s network of grassroots volunteers dedicated to electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates next year.

We’re launching our Anytime/Anywhere Canvassing program—an easy, flexible way to help voters learn about our judicial candidates. We’re putting powerful tools in your hands so you can grow this movement right from your own neighborhood.

HOW TO JOIN:

• Attend our kickoff training on January 28, featuring a detailed walkthrough of the program and a ✨ special appearance by Justice Anita Earls. ✨

• Then canvass anytime, anywhere.

HOW IT WORKS:

• Canvass wherever you are, and recruit friends to join you!

• Enter a list number in MiniVAN (same one for everyone!)

• Automatically receive the 15 closest doors where there are voters we need to reach.

• We’ll meet monthly to share updates and welcome new volunteers.

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!

Since June, this event has been very popular with our town residents, so we are continuing it in the winter. The town gave us another 3-month permit, so weather permitting, please join us for our weekly Protests and Sign Waving.

**Update: we will temporarily be meeting at the corner of Main St and Weaver Blvd in the Weaverville Chiropractic office while the town installs a Butterfly Trail sculpture and serviceberry trees under the Clock on Main St. We'll return there once it's finished.

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 and cleaning supplies are requested.

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

Join the North Carolina Democratic Coordinated Campaign as we launch our volunteer program for 2026! Come hear about why this race matters, our candidates, and how you can get involved and help Democrats win up and down the ballot this year!

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

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The road to a Democratic victory in 2026 runs straight through Buncombe County.
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Every donation goes toward building the system we need that turns energy into votes! When we show up together, we strengthen everything we’re working toward — but when we invest together, we build the infrastructure needed to win races up and down the ballot.

Weekly on Tuesdays through Election Day, we will have our sidewalk Activism to wave signs and encourage people to vote in the Primary election. Please make your sign to that effect and come on out and wave your signs and meet like-minded people.

Who should attend this event: This event is for anyone who can spare a half hour to encourage passers-by to go vote.

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 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 every first Wednesday of the month for our meeting of the Buncombe County Democratic Party Labor Caucus addressing the needs of Buncombe’s workers.

Who should attend: This is event is open to all members of the community.

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!

Join Precincts 30.2 and 30.3 as we go talk to our neighbors about electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates. We'll wrap up with coffee or tea at a local shop.

Never canvassed before? Don't worry! We'll pair you up with someone. We'll also connect you with training, technical and emotional support; you just need to bring yourself!

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

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.

The primary election will be behind us and the Democratic slate (almost certainly) set, so it's time to enjoy one another's company, celebrate what we've accomplished so far, and get energized for the big push to November. Let's get psyched to win this thing! Bring your favorite shareable dish.

The Pisgah Brewing Co. Tap Room, which serves both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, has been reserved just for us!

Who should attend this event: We welcome all area Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters, as well as elected officials and candidates.

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.

Everyone enjoyed gathering at Zillicoah Beer Co in January so much, with good conversations, information gathering and the sharing/venting of concerns, that we’re meeting again! Join us on March 10th, starting at 5:30 — but come when it’s convenient for you! Since this will be AFTER the Primary election, we’ll know WHO to promote for the November mid-terms and what strategies we’ll use in Precinct #71.1.

We’ll meet inside (unless the weather is great outdoors), and there is also a food truck there for dinner if you like!

Who should attend: Dems and Dem-leaning Independents from Precinct 71.1.

Come join us for our Precincts 8.2 & 8.3 joint monthly meeting where we will discuss ways to connect with and mobilize our voters as we head towards the midterm elections. Meetings will be held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.

Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests. And bring a friend, neighbor or family member -- because together we can make a difference!

Who should attend: All 8.2 & 8.3 Dems and Dem-leaning unaffiliateds

Faith Tabernacle Christian Center is the 8.3 election day polling location

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 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!

This training is for newly elected and returning Precinct Officers. The basics of leading your precincts will be covered, including:

What to do? How to grow your precinct? How do precincts fit in the whole organization? What are the most critical responsibilities of a precinct chair? What to know about Buncombe County cluster, precincts and elected officials. Overview of the 2-year election cycle.

This training will be led by BCDP 2nd Vice Chair/Training Bridget Ferguson.

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.

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 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!

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 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.

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 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!

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!

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.

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!

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.

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.

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!

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!

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!

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.

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.

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 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.