Building Towards Dignity and Welcome
Our approach to education and outreach is to help people to see the person inside one another and, on that basis, to build policies, laws, and practices that dignify and welcome everyone. In particular, we seek to humanize the LGBTQ+ community by sharing our gifts and life stories.
Current Programs
Oral History Project
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Updates
Teen Sunday Funday Pottery Class
LGBTQIA TEEN CLASS: SUNDAY FUNDAY! WITH LUM AND TONY PRINCE All Together Art and Odyssey Clayworks are pleased to offer an 8 week clay class for LGBTQIA+ teens, ages 13 to 16. Enjoy Odyssey ClayWorks state of the art clay facilities, meet new friends, and explore the studio in a fun, upbeat, and safe studio environment. You can try the
MANAGING CONCERNS ABOUT FALLS
The Area Council on Aging and Land of Sky are partnering with Asheville Community Yoga to offer a class for seniors to learn more about fall prevention and risk reduction. The class will start April 3rd and run through May 22nd. This free for adults over 60. Registration is required. Please call 828-255-5575. Registration deadline is March 27th. A MATTER
Thrive! Let’s Tai Chi
Thrive!- Let’s Tai Chi Generation Plus is offering another lunch and learn with Tai Chi as our topic. Tai chi for arthritis and falls prevention has been shown to relieve pain, improve physical function, increase balance, and reduce the risk of falls. This powerful mind-body exercise also helps to reduce stress and improve relaxation. Lunch is provided. Limited seating. Free
Blue Ridge Pride announces monthly socials
Many people talk about community and we certainly have a diverse and rich LGBTQ+ community here in Asheville and the region. And while we love seeing all the love at the annual Blue Ridge Pride festival we know there are more opportunities for us to come together, have a good time and build upon the great work started in 2009
