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Camp PrepaRED- A camp for you that includes saftey and health activities. Presented by the American Red Cross. For more info, call 828.258.3888 

thru July 18 - Limners to Facebook: Portraiture from the 19th to the 21st Century - Asheville Art Museum Appleby Foundation Gallery http://www.ashevilleart.org/index.php?/Upcoming-Exhibitions/Limners-to-Facebook-Portraiture-from-the-19th-to-the-21st-Century.html 

thru July 3 - July 4th Fireworks by Asheville Tourists - For tickets, please visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

thru July 4 - Let Freedom Ring Grove Park Style - The Grove Park Inn Resort & Spa is hosting its annual July 4th weekend celebration July 2-4th 2010. This year, the party will get revved up by the soothing sounds of the country band Shenandoah. For information or to book your stay, call 800-438-5800 to speak with a reservations specialist. 

thru July 5 - Fourth of July Celebration 2010 - Celebrate our nation's birthday in grand style with a multitude of activities designed to keep your family and friends all entertained. History lovers will enjoy learning interesting facts during our guided tours, while others will celebrate with pool parties, the Asheville Tea Party, live music, and much more. Our Fourth of July celebration has something for everyone! For more information, please contact the Special Events Department at (800) 438-0050 or 828- 

July 3 thru July 4 - Summertime Art & Crafts Show - Held in the Ramsey Center arena on the campus of Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, the show is home to some of the most respected and unique artisans in the Appalachian Mountains with more than 100 exhibitors showcasing their contemporary and heritage art & crafts. An array of items will be displayed for sale, including: fine art, woodworking, pottery, weaving and gourd art. Heritage crafts such as shaker brooms, pine needle baskets and folk dolls will also be available, along with heirloom fabric items. http://www.mountainartisans.net/ 

July 3 thru July 4 - Village Art & Craft Fair - Held on the grounds of the Cathedral of All Souls in Biltmore Village near the entrance to the Biltmore Estate, the fair hosts 125 artists from 20 states representing the full spectrum of craft media - jewelry, ceramic, wood, fiber, metals, two-dimensional art and more. Free. http://www.bluespiral1.com/nmg/avacf.html 

July 3 - 44th Season of SHINDIG on the GREEN - After a four-year relocation to make way for renovations, Shindig on the Green returns to its original location in the heart of downtown Asheville at the new Pack Square Park's Roger McGuire Green. The stage shows will take place on the new Bascom Lamar Lunsford stage, named for the founder of the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival, the nation's longest running folk festival. http://www.folkheritage.org/shindigonthegreen.htm 

July 4 - 4th of July Street Dance - Black Mountain's annual 4th of July celebration is quickly approaching. Join us on Sutton Avenue in downtown Black Mountain for live music on an outdoor stage, crafts and games for kids, food, and fun for the whole family! The street dance begins at 5:00 and lasts until the fireworks that begin at dark. This free event is sponsored by Family Home Care. 

July 5 - Yoga @ the Museum - Enjoy yoga in the Asheville Art Museum with certified instructor Kim Zdanowicz. This is a gentle yoga class with a focus on flexibility, relaxation, strengthening and balance. This six-week series meets Mondays, May 24 through July 5 with no class on May 31 (Memorial Day). Class will be from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. in the Museum galleries. All levels are welcome--all you need is a mat and comfortable clothing. The cost is $35 for the series for Members and $55 for the series for non-Members. Class is limited to 12 participants. For more information or to sign up, please contact Kim Zdanowicz at 828.253.3227, ext. 116 or kzdanowicz@ashevilleart.org. 

July 7 thru August 1 - Day Out With Thomas™ - For nine, fun filled days, Thomas fans will meet Sir Topham Hatt and ride the train. This beloved event includes a 25-minute train ride pulled by Thomas the Tank Engine. Event also has live entertainment, petting zoo, storytelling, video viewing, Imagination Station and much more! Please Note: DOWT will not be available Wednesday, July 28th Information on upcoming events with the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad. Please contact our Reservations Office for more information regarding these events at 1-800-872-4681. 

July 8 thru July 11 - Grandfather Mountain Highland Games - The lineup: Ed Miller, Albannach, Lisa Lynne & George Tortorelli (plus the five-mile "Assault on Grandfather" foot race, among other athletic and cultural events) The dates: July 8 - 11 The location: MacRae Meadows on Grandfather Mountain, near Linville. The cost: Four-day tickets run $55/$25 for adults/children. Events not held at MacRae Meadows require separate admission; more details online. The crowd: Bagpipers, sheep herders, kilted wrestlers. Can you camp? Yes. Fees depend on tent or RV size, ranging $25 per night for a two-man tent to $100 per night for an extra-large RV. More info at: http://www.gmhg.org 

July 8 - Asheville Tourists vs. Savannah Sand Gnats - Experience Asheville Tourists baseball and see the future stars of the Colorado Rockies. For tickets or more information, visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

July 8 - FAMILY NIGHT ON THE BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY: Animal Tracks - Does BIGFOOT live nearby? Become a nature detective, and learn to identify animal footprints! Join Rangers at the Parkway Visitor Center, MP 384 in Asheville, from 7:00 to 8:30 pm on Thursday, July 8, to discover who's making tracks along the Parkway. The program and all activities are free, but registration for the 90-minute event is required. To register, call 298-5330, ext. 304. 

July 8 - Marion Cajori's Chuck Close - The Asheville Art Museum invites you to experience a special screening of the film Chuck Close on Thursday, July 8, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at the Fine Arts Theatre in downtown Asheville. Admission for this film screening is $8 for Museum Members, senior citizens and students, and $10 for general admission. Chuck Close is a special extended version of Marion Cajori's 1997 documentary by the same name. This feature-length film follows the famed painter as he creates a self-portrait and interviews his friends, including artists Robert Rauschenberg and Alex Katz, and features music by Philip Glass. For advance tickets, call 828.253.3227. On the day of the screening tickets are available at the Fine Arts Theatre Box Office. 

July 8 - Park Rhythms Concert Series: Dehlia Low - The Black Mountain Recreation and Parks Department is excited to announce the start of the fifteenth annual Park Rhythms Concert Series. The eight-week outdoor concert series held at Lake Tomahawk Park in Black Mountain. 

July 9 thru July 11 - Carolina Mountain Ribfest - The event features BBQ ribs, chicken, brisket and pulled pork prepared by world class award winning barbecue competition chefs from around the country. A full line up of top name entertainment will perform each day. You can browse and shop the commercial exhibits and arts and crafts area. Enjoy the full Carnival and a Bike Show on Sat. and a Custom and Classic Car Show on Sun. www.wcpshows.com 828-628-9626 

July 9 - Art Break with Scott Riviere - The Asheville Art Museum invites you to join a special Art Break on Friday, July 9, 2010 from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. Art Breaks are free with Museum Membership or admission. www.ashevilleart.org 828.253.3227 

July 9 - Asheville Tourists vs. Savannah Sand Gnats - Experience Asheville Tourists baseball and see the future stars of the Colorado Rockies. For tickets or more information, visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

July 9 - BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY HIKE OF THE WEEK - Join Parkway Rangers at 10 am Friday, July 9, for a moderate 2- to 3-mile RT hike on a high-elevation section of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail north of Craggy Gardens. The guided hike will start at the Glassmine Falls Overlook, Milepost 361.2 on the Parkway . Hikers should bring water and a snack, wear good walking shoes, and be prepared for changeable weather. Call 298-5330, ext. 304, for details. 

July 10 thru July 11 - 4th Annual Bamboo Festival - American Bamboo Society SE Chapter 4th annual Bamboo Festival: The American Bamboo Society's Southeastern Chapter hosts this extremely popular event which features bamboo nurseries offering living bamboo plants as well as artists and crafters demonstrating and selling their products. Visitors learn about the artistic value and functionality of this remarkable grass. The weekend includes lectures, demonstrations, crafts, and plant sales. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days at the NC Arboretum. Free with the parking fee. Parking is always free for Arboretum Society members. 

July 10 - 44th Season of SHINDIG on the GREEN - After a four-year relocation to make way for renovations, Shindig on the Green returns to its original location in the heart of downtown Asheville at the new Pack Square Park's Roger McGuire Green. The stage shows will take place on the new Bascom Lamar Lunsford stage, named for the founder of the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival, the nation's longest running folk festival. http://www.folkheritage.org/shindigonthegreen.htm 

July 10 - Asheville Tourists vs. Savannah Sand Gnats - Experience Asheville Tourists baseball and see the future stars of the Colorado Rockies. For tickets or more information, visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

July 10 - Homemade Ice Cream Competition - Sample the homemade ice cream of local chefs, who will be competing for a chance to have their flavor added to our ice cream rotation. The customers will choose the winner at the Hop on Merrimon. 

July 10 - Shindig on the Green - Bluegrass pickers gather in huddled jams while onlookers pull up lawnchairs and take it all in. The informal gathering has been running 44 years with no signs of slowing down. This year it returns to Pack Square. July 3, 10, 17, 31; August 14, 21, 28; September 4, 7-10 p.m. http://www.folkheritage.org 

July 10 - Stone Stacking Workshop - A one day hands-on workshop with students learning stonework using both drystack and mortar techniques for stacking natural stones. There will be an explanation of stonework principles, talk about the specific project at hand, a lesson in cutting stone, and discussion about retaining walls, free standing walls, paving, façade stonework and patios. Workshop will be lecture and hands-on building. Call John Myers at 828.712.4926 or info@laughingwatersnc.com 

July 11 - Asheville Tourists vs. Savannah Sand Gnats - Experience Asheville Tourists baseball and see the future stars of the Colorado Rockies. For tickets or more information, visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

July 11 - Family Art Party - 2 South Pack Square Asheville, NC 28801-3521 (828) 253-3227 

July 11 - The Big Crafty - 12:00 - 6:00 p.m. Free Admission Pack Place and Pack Square Voted Asheville's favorite art/craft fair, The Big Crafty returns this July with a lively celebration of handmade commerce. The Asheville Art Museum hosts The Big Crafty in Pack Place. This juried indie craft fair features 100 artists and crafters. For more information, visit www.thebigcrafty.com. While you're there, join the Family Art pARTy starting at 1:00 p.m. Get crafty with hands-on activities for the whole family. www.ashevilleart.org 

July 11 - The Peg Twisters - The second concert of the Songcatchers Music Series at the Cradle of Forestry in America, sponsored by Morrow Insurance Agency, Brevard, will be held on Sunday, July 11 and feature the Peg Twisters old time string band. Warm-up music begins at 4:00. After a short break the main concert will begin. The concert is held in the Cradle of Forestry's wheelchair accessible outdoor amphitheatre near the beginning of the Forest Festival Trail. Picnics are welcome as are chairs between rows of amphitheatre seating and blankets on grass nearby. If raining, the concert will be held in the Forest Discovery Center. For more information call 828-877-3130 or go to www.cradleofforestry.org. 

July 12 thru July 14 - SeniorCelebration with Cliff Barrows and Friends at Billy Graham Training Center - This refreshing three-day conference at the Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove in Asheville, hosted by Billy Graham Crusade music and program director Cliff Barrows, will address the specific concerns of seniors with teaching from God's Word to help you live for Christ and share Him with others. Find renewal through fellowship, enlightening workshops, and hymn-based worship. While anyone is welcome to attend, the program for this event is designed for people ages 55 and up. The fourth and final Senior Celebration of the year will be held August 30–September 1, 2010. $180.00 per person. More 

July 12 thru July 16 - Painting Techniques of the Old Masters - Discover new methods of painting using glaze and underpainting techniques (technically known as the Venetian and Grisaille technique) used by ancient masters. Participants will use oil paint for this meticulous, process-oriented 12-day workshop. Arnold P. Rosen Family Education Wing, 3rd Floor Classroom; Taught by Jeri Allison; $185 for TCVA members, $215 for non-members 

July 13 - How a Con Man and a Forger Re Wrote the History of Modern ARt - 2 South Pack Square Asheville, NC 28801-3521 (828) 253-3227 

July 14 thru August 15 - The Producers - The biggest hit to land on Broadway in years, winning a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards is Mel Brooks' stage adaptation of his 1968 Oscar-winning movie classic. This outrageously funny tale follows a desperate producer and a mild mannered accountant's attempt to make a fortune by producing a surefire bomb. Contact us at: (828) 693-0731, toll free (866) 732-8008 or www.flatrockplayhouse.org. 

July 15 thru July 18 - Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands - sheville Civic Center, 87 Haywood St, Asheville, NC Thursday - Sunday: 10am to 6pm; Sunday: 10am to 5pm Admission: $7, children under 12 free http://www.southernhighlandguild.org/ 

July 16 thru July 17 - Festival of Native Peoples - Indigenous tribes from across the Americas gather for the 6th Annual Festival of Native Peoples this weekend at the Cherokee Indian Fair Grounds in Cherokee, N.C. Considered the finest showcase of native dance, song and art in the southeast, the event honors the collective history, customs and wisdom of some of the oldest documented tribes. Gates open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily with performances throughout the day. Art market opens at 9 a.m. Adult admission $10; children six and under are free. For Discount Ticket Packages or more information, call 800.438.1601. 

July 16 thru July 18 - Loosen Up – A Fast and Fun Watercolor Workshop - Painter Jane Snyder will lead "Loosen Up – A Fast and Fun Watercolor Workshop" July 16-18. In this course, students will try their hand at a variety of watercolor applications, including wet wash and fast paint techniques. Cost is $160. To register for the workshops, call the Center for Creative Retirement at 828/251-6140. 

July 16 thru July 30 - Summer Evening Concerts - Experience the exhilaration of a live concert at Biltmore. Enjoy star performances on the South Terrace, while savoring breathtaking sunset views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. For Biltmore information, call 800-411-3812 or 828-225-1333. 

July 16 - Brandon Heath - Biltmore House and the Blue Ridge Mountains serve as the backdrop for amazing musical experiences during the annual Biltmore Concert Series. Held on the South Terrace of Biltmore House and the new Vista at Diana, the series will offer guests an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under a canopy of stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.biltmoreconcerts.com or call 866-336-1255. 

July 16 - Downtown After Five - Headliner: Genre defying locals Josh Phillips Folk Festival - www.myspace.com/joshphillipsfolk Support: High-energy all stars Soulgrass Rebellion - www.myspace.com/soulgrassrebellion Celebrating its 21st year, Downtown After Five has a new location at Lexington Avenue at I-240 and will be more environmentally responsible through the use of compostable cups, plates and utensils. Free live music and dancing starts at 5 pm with food and drink available for purchase. (828) 251-9973 http://www.ashevilledowntown.org/ 

July 16 - Sallie Middleton: A Life in the Forest - The Asheville Art Museum is pleased to present the exhibition Sallie Middleton: A Life in the Forest with an Opening Reception for the public that will be held Friday, July 16, 2010 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. This exhibition is on view Friday, July 16 through Sunday, December 5, 2010 and is free with Museum Membership or admission. 828.253.3227 

July 17 - Gaither Vocal Band - Biltmore House and the Blue Ridge Mountains serve as the backdrop for amazing musical experiences during the annual Biltmore Concert Series. Held on the South Terrace of Biltmore House and the new Vista at Diana, the series will offer guests an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under a canopy of stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.biltmoreconcerts.com or call 866-336-1255. 

July 18 - Pianoforte Concert Featuring Douglas Weeks - In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Chopin's birth, the Asheville Art Museum presents a Pianoforte Concert featuring pianist Douglas Weeks with an all-Chopin recital Sunday, July 18, 2010 at 3:00 p.m. His performance is a part of our distinguished Pianoforte Concert series and will take place in the Museum's intimate Gallery 6. It will be his first appearance at the Asheville Art Museum. Asheville Art Museum 828.253.3227 

July 19 thru July 21 - CAROLINA MOUNTAIN RIBFEST - This event features mouth watering BBQ ribs, chicken, and pulled pork prepared by world class, award winning barbecue rib vendors from around the country. A full line up of top name musical entertainment will perform each day. You can browse and shop the commercial exhibits and arts and crafts area. Enjoy the full carnival with adult and children's rides and games. On Saturday there is a Bike Show and Sunday you can check out the Custom and Classic Car Show. The Carolina Mountain Ribfest is a featured event in Southern Living magazine's "Big Book of Barbecue". There is food and fun for the whole family. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy the day. Visit wcpshows.com. 828-628-9626 or wcpro@bellsouth.net 

July 19 thru July 23 - Viva Mexico! - Monday -Friday, 1-3 PM. Designed to encourage creativity and stimulate imagination through museum activities, art appreciation, and exposure to ancient cultures. Participants will learn about contemporary Mexican artists and create a work of art that reflects the works of these wondrous ancient civilizations from Mexico. For ages 8-12; Arnold P. Rosen Family Education Wing, 3rd Floor Classroom. Taught by Diane Adkins; $50 for TCVA members, $75 for non-members. Register online at www.tcva.org/register; for personal assistance or more information call 828-262-3017. 

July 20 and 21 - Asheville Tourists vs. Hagerstown Suns - Experience Asheville Tourists baseball and see the future stars of the Colorado Rockies. For tickets or more information, visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

July 22 thru August 1 - FolkMoot - The lineup: Folk dance troupes from Russia, India, Latvia, UK, France, Switzerland, Jordan, Portugal and Poland The dates: July 22 - August 1 The location: At performance venues in Waynesville, Lake Junaluska, Maggie Valley, Canton, Clyde, Highlands, Bryson City, Cullowhee, Asheville, Columbus, Burnsville, Marion, Mars Hill, Flat Rock and Franklin. The cost: Performance tickets go on sale May 1 and vary by date and venue. Some free public performances also take place as part of the festival. The crowd: Families, dance enthusiasts and those who believe it really is a small world after all. Can you camp? No. More info at: http://www.folkmootusa.org 

July 22 - American Cancer Society Relay For Life on the Fairway - The American Cancer Society is taking its best shot against cancer – why don't you? Play in the American Cancer Society Relay For Life on the Fairway starting at 1:00 pm on Thursday, August 5th at Asheville Municipal Golf Course. Open to Men, Women and Couples Teams. All proceeds support cancer research and the American Cancer Society's lifesaving programs. To register your team, call your American Cancer Society at 828-254-6931. 

July 22 - Amos Lee - The Orange Peel Social Aid & Pleasure Club of Asheville (828) 225-5851 http://www.theorangepeel.net/ 

July 22 - An Evening with Mary Chapin Carpenter - Biltmore House and the Blue Ridge Mountains serve as the backdrop for amazing musical experiences during the annual Biltmore Concert Series. Held on the South Terrace of Biltmore House and the new Vista at Diana, the series will offer guests an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under a canopy of stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.biltmoreconcerts.com or call 866-336-1255. 

July 23 thru July 25 - Bele Chere - Bele Chere (pronounced Bell Cher), the largest free outdoor street festival in the Southeast, will be held on July 23-25, 2010 in downtown Asheville. Bele Chere means "beautiful living" and comes from an ancient Scottish dialect. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the mountains of Western North Carolina, this is one of the Southeast's largest free outdoor street festivals. Bele Chere offers the unique opportunity to see, taste and hear some of the region's finest art, cuisine and music. 

July 23 - Clay Aiken and Ruben Studdard - Biltmore House and the Blue Ridge Mountains serve as the backdrop for amazing musical experiences during the annual Biltmore Concert Series. Held on the South Terrace of Biltmore House and the new Vista at Diana, the series will offer guests an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under a canopy of stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.biltmoreconcerts.com or call 866-336-1255. 

July 25 thru July 26 - Folkmoot - Folkmoot: Ticketed Event, World Folk Dance & Music Folkmoot USA Celebrates 27 Years! Folkmoot will perform in Lipinsky Auditorium on the campus of UNC Asheville on Sat., July 24 at 2pm and Sun., July 25 at 7pm. Since 1984, the Folkmoot USA Festival has brought together folk groups from all over the world to perform their native traditional music and dance. The brainchild of Waynesville surgeon, Dr. Clinton Border, the festival draws its name from the Old English word Folkmoot, meaning "meeting of the people." More than 200 groups from 100 different countries have gathered at the festival. Performers demonstrate cultural heritage through colorful, authentic and original reproduction costumes, lively dance and traditional music. Countries represented in the 2010 Festival include Russia, India, Latvia, United Kingdom, France, Switzerland, Jordan, Portugal and Poland. For tickets please visit www.folkmootusa.org 

July 26 - Dark Night Revue - Flat Rock Play House Our annual fundraiser, The Dark Night Revue, has long been scheduled on the first Monday of August. Please take note of the date change to Monday, July 26. Though the date has changed you can still expect the same great event featuring a gourmet picnic, 

July 26 - Picnic With The Stars - The Supporting Players will host the 23rd Annual Dark Night Revue gourmet picnic, entertainment, auction and raffle to benefit Flat Rock Playhouse, Monday, July 26. 

July 28 - Asheville Metro Economic Outlook - 5 - 6:30 p.m. @ Diana Wortham Theatre presented by Parsec Financial Management (828) 258-6101 Visit ashevillechamber.org for more information on events 

July 29 thru August 18 - Carolina Panthers Training Camp - Football season is just around the corner, until then fans can enjoy watching their favorite stars at training camp. Returning to Wofford College, the cardiac cats will bring excitement for the whole family. All training camp practices are free and open to the public with each practice session lasting between 90 minutes and two hours. Please be aware that practice times and lengths are subject to change without notice. For a more detailed look at the schedule, please visit www.panthers.com. 

July 29 - An Evening with Steve Miller Band - Biltmore House and the Blue Ridge Mountains serve as the backdrop for amazing musical experiences during the annual Biltmore Concert Series. Held on the South Terrace of Biltmore House and the new Vista at Diana, the series will offer guests an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under a canopy of stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.biltmoreconcerts.com or call 866-336-1255. 

July 29 thru 31 - Asheville Tourists vs. Rome Braves - Experience Asheville Tourists baseball and see the future stars of the Colorado Rockies. For tickets or more information, visit http://asheville.tourists.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t573 

July 29 - Park Rhythms Concert Series: Kellin Watson - The Black Mountain Recreation and Parks Department is excited to announce the start of the fifteenth annual Park Rhythms Concert Series. The eight-week outdoor concert series held at Lake Tomahawk Park in Black Mountain. 

July 30 - The Legendary Temptations - Biltmore House and the Blue Ridge Mountains serve as the backdrop for amazing musical experiences during the annual Biltmore Concert Series. Held on the South Terrace of Biltmore House and the new Vista at Diana, the series will offer guests an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under a canopy of stars. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit www.biltmoreconcerts.com or call 866-336-1255. 

July 31 - 83rd Annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival - Since 1928, mountain fiddlers, banjo pickers, dulcimer sweepers, dancers, balladeers and others have come to enjoy themselves "along about sundown" the first weekend in August at the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival. 828-257-4530 http://www.dwtheatre.com/ 

July 31 - Cheap Rabies Shots - The Buncombe County Sheriff's Office Animal Services Division will be offering low cost vaccination clinics to allow you to keep your pet's vaccinations current. No appointment is needed. Rabies shots $10 per pet Combination shot $15 per pet (dogs) Combination shot $20 per pet (cats) Microchip $10 To receive a three-year rabies vaccine, you MUST bring the one-year certificate with you. Keep in mind that the rabies tag your pet wears around its neck does not include a date and cannot be used to verify prior vaccination. Please make sure to bring restraints for all your pets. 9 - 12 p.m. Superpetz (Brevard Road) 2 - 4 p.m. Tractor Supply (Monticello Road) For more information, contact Buncombe County Animal Services at 253-1195.