Weaverville, North Carolina
Weaverville has a cute, but tiny downtown area, with only a couple of eateries and shops for visitors. So although it is close to I-26, we recommend that you not go too terribly far out of your way to visit. Every year since 1990, the town has been awarded a Tree City USA designation. The Weaverville Art Safari is the last weekend of April and first weekend of November each year. The self-guided free studio tour features dozens of the best artists and craftspeople in the Southern Highlands. Art in Autumn is a Arts & Crafts Festival which debuted in 2007. The festival fills Main Street with art, food, and music each September. Lake Louise Park provides picnic tables and shelters, grills, playground equipment, a fitness area and a 6/10 mile walking trail. The Blue Ridge Parkway is 15 miles from the center of town. Weaverville is recommended as a getaway destination for nearby residents of Asheville.
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Weaverville has a cute, but tiny downtown area, with only a couple of eateries and shops for visitors. So although it is close to I-26, we recommend that you not go too terribly far out of your way to visit. Every year since 1990, the town has been awarded a Tree City USA designation. The Weaverville Art Safari is the last weekend of April and first weekend of November each year. The self-guided free studio tour features dozens of the best artists and craftspeople in the Southern Highlands. Art in Autumn is a Arts & Crafts Festival which debuted in 2007. The festival fills Main Street with art, food, and music each September. Lake Louise Park provides picnic tables and shelters, grills, playground equipment, a fitness area and a 6/10 mile walking trail. The Blue Ridge Parkway is 15 miles from the center of town. Weaverville is recommended as a getaway destination for nearby residents of Asheville. |
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