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The Hendersonville Cruise In is held every Friday night from April through October.

There festivities include '50s and '60s music, dancing for the kids and a weekly Ride of the Week trophy. The event takes place at 393 E. Main St.

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Time: October 5, 2012 from 6pm to 9pm Location: Indian Lakes Shopping Center Street: Exit 7 of Vietnam's Parkway City/Town: Hendersonville, TN Website or Map: http://www.hendersonvillecrui… Phone: [email protected] Event Type: cruise-in Organized By: Lyle Latest Activity: Sep 18, 2012

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Every Friday: Hendersonville Cruise In: Every Friday night the Hendersonville Cruise-in will be at the Indian Lakes shopping Center off exit 7 of Vietnam's Parkway behind the theater.    For more info, visit the   WEBSITE ..... View or Print   FLYER

Welcome - The Hendersonville Cruise In is every Friday night from 6 until 9 pm from April until the end of October....all car nuts are invited....its free, bring the family, games for the kids, shopping for Mom, big car stories for Dad! We are located at The Streets of Indian Lake behind the Regal Cinema Theater at the junction of Indian Lake Boulevard and Vietnam Veterans Parkway.....Combination 50/50 and Door Prize Drawing....Great Music!!!!!!!! From Nashville go north on I-65 to exit 95, go east on Vietnam Veterans Blvd. to exit 7... Did I mention it's..."FREE"...

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Summer Concerts In Hendersonville

Get your groove on.

Hendersonville loves live music! All summer long, come check out the many free, outdoor live concerts hosted by area organizations .

Enjoy the danceable Top 40 hits at Music On Main, groove to modern regional performers at Rhythm & Brews, experience the sound of the Southern Appalachian region at the Street Dances, relax while enjoying a variety of music at Music by the Lake, remember the days gone by with oldies performed at Fletcher Park Concerts, and enjoy the view and the sounds at Rockin’ at the Rock.

Check out the full Calendar of Events to see what else is going on in Hendersonville this summer. Hendersonville wineries, cideries and breweries are also great places to hear live music year-round. See the complete list of craft beverage producers here, on what we call our Cheers! Trail.

List of Concert Series

Music on main, 4th of july, rhythm & brews, street dances, music by the lake, fletcher parks concerts, rockin' on the rock, music on main.

June 14 – August 16 , 2024 Every Friday Night / 7pm – 9pm / Free Welcome Center, 201 S. Main St., Hendersonville, NC

These free outdoor concerts offer a diverse line-up of music from pop, oldies, rock, to contemporary music – there’s something for every musical taste!  Concert organized by the Arts Council of Henderson County.

The 2024 Music On Main Concert Series is sponsored by  the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority.

Check out a preview of Music On Main here !

Music On Main – Tom Brown

Music on main – the shades of gray, music on main – the dirty south band, music on main – the night move band, music on main – the super 60s, music on main – the big throwback, music on main – rock and roll reunion, music on main – gotcha groove, music on main – livewire, july 4th celebration with concert & fireworks display.

Main Street, Hendersonville, NC

Come out to Hendersonville on July 4th to celebrate our nation’s birthday!

The day begins with a parade, which runs north along Main Street in the morning. In the evening, come downtown for a family-friendly festival with inflatables, kid’s games and activities, food trucks, and 2 stages of live music. The evening will be capped-off with a fireworks** display that can be seen from either concert area (sponsored by the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority). In 2024, the festivities are organized by the Arts Council of Henderson County, Downtown Merchants & Business Association, and Henderson County Parks and Recreation.

**Please note, fireworks will be launched shortly after dark from Jackson Park, which will be closed to the public at that time. Look for the big red balloon the morning of July 4th, if you can see it, you will be able to see fireworks.

4th of July Parade

Live music from jam kids, inflatables, games, and food trucks, live music from brightleaf, live music from it’s 5 o’clock somewhere, rhythm & brews.

June 20 – September 17 , 2024 3rd Thursday of each month / 5:30pm – 9:30pm / Free South Main Street, Hendersonville, NC

The Rhythm & Brews concerts series brings together live music, a variety of food trucks, and locally crafted beer, wine and cider! These free concerts close part of South Main Street to make room for all the fun, as well as a children’s area with games and activities. Tickets and wristbands, for the purchase of beer, wine and hard cider, will be located at the Downtown Hendersonville tent.

The Rhythm & Brews musical line-up includes established acts as well as up-and-coming artists from around the nation playing a wide range of tunes from southern rock, soul to R&B.

Opening acts will kick off each evening at 5:30pm followed by the headliner performance from 7:30-9:30pm on S Main Street between Allen & Caswell Streets. 

The Inclement Weather Policy is to delay each act by 30 minutes before moving onto the next act. If headline act is unable to perform by 8:00 pm the show will be canceled.  Follow the weather decisions on  Facebook  page .

Please leave your pets comfortably at home. A Hendersonville City ordinance allows event organizers to exclude animals from the event space for the health, safety and welfare of the community, dogs, patrons, and vendors and their products.

For information call 828-233-3216 or visit  Downtown Hendersonville. Rhythm & Brews Concert Series was started in 2013 by Friends of Downtown Hendersonville, a 501c3 nonprofit operated by the Downtown Division of the City of Hendersonville Community Development Department.

Rhythm & Brews – Queen Bee & the Honeylovers

Rhythm & brews – the fritz, rhythm & brews – empire strikes brass, rhythm & brews – vaden landers, rhythm & brews – darren nicholson, street dances – presented by truist bank.

June 15 & 29, July 13 & 27, Aug. 10, 2024 Saturday Nights / 7pm – 9pm / Free Welcome Center, 201 S. Main St., Hendersonville, NC

Hendersonville Street Dances have taken place annually since 1918, when the city welcomed home its soldiers from the War by celebrating in the streets. This regular concert series showcases traditional, local bluegrass music, square dancing and Appalachian clogging demonstrations. Concert organized by the Arts Council of Henderson County.

The 2024 Street Dances are presented by Truist Bank and sponsored by the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority.

Check out a preview of the Street Dances  here !

Street Dances – Lynn Goldsmith and the Jeter Mountain Band

Street dances – whitewater bluegrass band, street dances – blue ridge tradition, street dances – jam kids, street dances – asheville junction band, music by the lake.

June 9 & 23, July 14 & 28, August 11 , 2024 5pm – 7pm / Free Blue Ridge Community College, Flat Rock, NC

Each summer, Blue Ridge Community College offers summer concerts beside the College lake as a gift to the community. These free concerts feature a wide range of musical and vocal groups. Bring a lawn chairs and picnic to enjoy the music by the lake. Organized by Blue Ridge Community College.

In the event of inclement weather, the concert will take place in the  Technology, Education & Development Center (TEDC) Building .

Music By The Lake – Adrianne Blanks & the Oracles

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July 13th & August 17th , 2024 6pm – 8pm / Free Bill Moore Community Park, Fletcher, NC

The annual Summer Concert Series at Fletcher Parks offers free, live music. Organized by the Fletcher Parks & Recreation.

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April 6 – October 11 , 2024 5pm / Free Jump Off Rock, Laurel Park, NC

  Enjoy live music at the picturesque Jump Off Rock, which overlooks the French Broad River valley and the Blue Ridge Mountains beyond. Musical offerings ranging from jazz to country, rockabilly, pop, rock and blues. Organized by the Friends of Laurel Park.

Rockin’ On The Rock – Carver, Carmody, & McIntire

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Garden Jubilee, May 25-26, 2024

Garden Jubilee, one of the largest gardening shows in Western North Carolina, will be held on Saturday, May 25   and Sunday, May 26 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Memorial Day weekend. With nearly 200 plant and craft vendors lining Main Street, the Historic downtown will be transformed into a garden wonderland.  

Local and regional nurseries, orchards and crafters will offer a wide variety of plants and handmade delights and gardening experts will be on hand to share the latest gardening tips and techniques.    

Speaker Showcase, Presented by Parks Ford

View Speaker Bios here!

Saturday, May 25

10:15 a.m. Opening Ceremony with Stuller Power Solutions

10:30 a.m. Bill Quade – The Legacy of Olmstead at Biltmore: Maintaining His Design Intent

11:30 a.m. Bryce Lane - The Joy of Gardening: The Power of Plants to Change Your Point of View

12:30 p.m. The Shady Ladies of Raymond’s Garden Center – Not Your Momma’s Shade Garden

1:30 p.m. Michelle Tennant Nicholson – Bee Buzz: Tales of Gardens, Honey & Pollinators

2:30 p.m. Kim Bailey – Monarchs Milkweeds & More

Sunday, May 26

10:15 a.m. Opening Remarks with Stuller Power Solutions

11:30 a.m. Bryce Lane – Landscapes that Save the World: The Importance of Biodiversity in the Garden

12:30 p.m. The Shady Ladies of Raymond’s Garden Center – It’s all Sun & Games

1:30 p.m. Michelle Tennant Nicholson – Pollination Palooza: Unveiling the Buzzing Secrets of Apple Orchards

New Event Management

There is a new and exciting change for the 2023 Garden Jubilee Festival this year! The Friends of Downtown Hendersonville will be taking over the management of the festival. The Friends of Downtown Hendersonville, who proudly bring well-loved events to downtown such as Rhythm & Brews, the Hendersonville Farmers Market, and the Bearfootin’ Artwalk and Auction are thrilled to host Garden Jubilee and are planning in partnership and with full support of the Henderson County Tourism Development Authority in marketing and promotion of the event as it enters its 31 st year.  

Sponsorship

There are still opportunities to be a Garden Jubilee sponsor! With an estimated attendance of 200,000 for this two-day garden extravaganza, it is the perfect opportunity to promote your business or organization. There are several sponsorship levels available and with this being the Friend’s first year managing the event, sponsor benefits are flexible. We are happy to make a sponsorship package that is the most beneficial to you!   

For more information on this year’s Garden Jubilee festival or sponsorship package information please email [email protected] .  

Vendor Information

2024 garden jubilee vendors are full. please inquire in fall, 2024..

Vendor Terms

Garden Jubilee is a juried event held during Memorial Day Weekend. All vendor products must be merchandise of good quality and garden related. The Garden Jubilee committee will review all applications and products to select vendors for 2024. Returning vendors are given priority. 

• This event sells out every year. Booth space is limited, returning vendors must submit application by the deadlines below in order to reserve their space.
• All applicants will be notified by email when selections have been determined.
• Submission of application does not guarantee acceptance as a vendor.

IMPORTANT DATES & DEADLINES

• January 31, 2024 Deadline for returning vendor applications
• February 15, 2024 Waitlisted vendors notified to apply by invitation
• March 30, 2024 - Deadline for new vendor applications
• March 31, 2024 - Deadline for cancellation refunds
• May 24 ,2024 Vendor setup (time of move in will be emailed to participants a week prior to the event)
• Saturday, May 25,2024, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Sunday, May 26, 2024, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

  Requirements to Participate as a Vendor:

• Meet the juried selection criteria and be chosen by the committee.
• Sign and date the application form to indicate your acceptance of the “Contract Terms”.
• Complete the application online or submit a legible paper application.
• All vendors must provide proof of insurance.
• Food vendors must determine if the $75 health department TFE permit fee applies to them and file the TFE application directly with the Henderson County Health Department.
• Pay online by credit card or mail/drop off a check or money order payable to “Friends of Downtown Hendersonville” 160 6 th Avenue E, Hendersonville, NC 28792

Accepted Vendors Must agree to:

• Each vendor must provide adequate personnel and merchandise during event hours.
• Early breakdown of booths is prohibited. Early breakdowns will result in being excluded from future events.
• All vendors are required to participate both days.

Juried Selection Criteria

• All merchandise must be of good quality and garden related.
• Flea market items, mass-produced commercial crafts, purchase for assembly, resale, or consignment items will not be accepted.
• The Garden Jubilee committee reserves the right to limit vendors of similar type, to determine the eligibility of all products, and to remove any objectionable materials or products that do not meet festival requirements.
• Changes to original products submitted for selection must be approved before event.
• The Hendersonville Tree Board advises vendors to consider encouraging native plants and curbing the spread of invasive plants. Please review that information here.  

Application Process

• All new applicants are required to submit a minimum of three photographs showing product display and booth setup, as well as a detailed list of merchandise. Make sure photographs depict the products’ garden theme.
• All vendor applications must be completed in full, signed and dated.
• Applications submitted online with pay by check option are not valid until the check is received.
• Indicate on application if you will need water and/or electricity.
• Changes to the original application must be received no later than 14 days prior to the festival and approved by the Committee.

2024 Garden Jubilee Vendor List

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Photos from the Naming of Cunard’s Queen Anne

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Cunard Line’s Queen Anne was named on June 3 in Liverpool as tens of thousands of people gathered at Liverpool Waterfront to witness the historic celebrations, which featured performances from iconic Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts and more.

Liverpool was the birthplace of Cunard’s first transatlantic crossing, 184 years ago in May 1840, according to a press release, and was the company’s headquarters for 128 years.

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Dakota Fanning Reveals Gift Tom Cruise Gives Her Every Year for Her Birthday

The actress recently rang in her 30s with her annual gift from her co-star.

Dakota Fanning , while a pre-treen on the set of the War of The World, expressed excitement for two things: a Motorola Razr and adult shoes.

Nearly 20 years later, her co-star Tom Cruise continues to deliver.

The two, who played father and daughter Ray and Rachel Ferrier in the Steven Spielberg film when Fanning was only 11 years old, have continued a birthday tradition for nearly two decades. According to Fanning, now 30, she's unboxed a new pair of shoes from Cruise every year since 2005.

Appearing on The Kelly Clarkson Show this week, Fanning recalled how she was just starting to fit into more adult shoes while on the press tour of their movie -- and was ready for her fashionista coming-of-age moment.

"I didn't have anyone to call but I just waned a Razr so bad," Fanning told Clarkson, confirming Cruise also gifted her the most popular phone in the US at the time for her 11th birthday.

“I loved shoes when I was little and I started to be able to fit into really small adult shoes when I was on the War of the Worlds press tour, I was very excited about that," she continued. "So from that birthday on he always sends me shoes."

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Apparently Cruise really is the gift that keeps on giving, as Fanning has grown a massive luxe footwear collection since working together.

"That's so nice. You were together so long ago," Clarkson said. "That's so random too. I love it."

Cruise is known for his ongoing gifts for friends and has made headlines for the holiday cake he sends out for the holidays. Every year, Cruise sends a white chocolate coconut bundt cake made by Doan's Bakery in Woodland Hills, Calif. to his exclusive Hollywood circle. Retailing for $126, the cake features a coconut sponge, white chocolate chunks, cream cheese frosting and is covered in toasted coconut flakes.

Fanning's new film, The Watchers , hits theaters on Friday, June 7.

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Two dozen United Airlines passengers fell ill on flight, had been on cruise

Around two dozen passengers fell ill on a United Airlines flight from Vancouver, Canada to Houston, Texas on Friday.

Approximately 25 people traveling in a group of 75 had nausea, according to Capt. Sedrick Robinett of the Houston Fire Department. HFD evaluated three passengers upon the plane’s arrival at George Bush Intercontinental Airport but none were transported to the hospital, he said.

“Several passengers who had been on the same cruise and did not feel well were on United Flight 1528 from Vancouver to Houston Friday night,” United told USA TODAY in an emailed statement. The airline did not answer a question about what cruise line or ship the flyers had been traveling on before their flight.

“United Airlines is actively coordinating with health authorities to address the situation,” the airline’s statement continued. “As a precautionary measure, the aircraft will be removed from service and go through a deep cleaning before returning to service. Ensuring the health and safety of our passengers and crew remains our top priority.”

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The Houston Health Department referred a request for comment to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

"Public health officers from CDC’s Houston Port Health Station worked with EMS to evaluate ill passengers on board," a CDC spokesperson said in an emailed statement. "Most of the ill passengers reported mild GI symptoms. No passengers were noted to have a fever during the flight or upon public health assessment at landing. No passengers met CDC criteria for further public health follow-up. Passengers from the flight continued with their travel plans."

The news comes after dozens of passengers on a Condor flight from Mauritius to Frankfurt, Germany mysteriously became sick with nausea and vomiting last month.

Nathan Diller is a consumer travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Nashville. You can reach him at [email protected].

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Parents of a toddler who tragically died in hospital after doctors allegedly turned away their pleas for blood tests have spoken out.

21-month-old Sandipan Dhar, from the northern Perth suburb of Joondalup, succumbed to leukemia on March 24.

His parents first took him to the Key Largo Medical Centre GP practice as he was battling a persistent fever but their request for a blood test were met with refusal, despite multiple visits.

According to the parents, doctors assured them that no further tests were necessary and advised monitoring Sandipan at home.

“The doctors said we didn’t need to do any further tests and should just take Sandipan home and monitor for at least five days to see if his fever dropped,” father Sanjoy Dhar said via The West Australian .

But Sandipan’s condition continued to deteriorate. His parents presented again at the Joondalup Health Campus, only to be turned away with the same advice.

Sandipan’s decline began after his 18-month vaccinations on February 19, following which he developed a fever.

Despite his parents’ multiple visits and calls to the GP practice, they were reassured that post-vaccination fevers were normal and were advised to treat it with Panadol and Nurofen.

When they returned two days later Sandipan struggled to breathe, an X-ray revealed he had pneumonia and was required to be put on oxygen.

“I asked the doctors how quickly pneumonia can develop because we had brought Sandipan on Friday and they said he was perfectly fine,” Mr Dhar said.

“They didn’t give me an answer and said they needed to do further investigations.”

Mr Dhar said he was at a loss when doctors questioned why Sandipan hadn’t been brought in earlier, despite having been told he was fine just days before.

“The duty doctors and nurses were trying to put all the blame on us, saying that we came too late,” he said.

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“But when we said we had been to the hospital on Friday, they just kept their mouths shut. From then onwards they didn’t use a single word about the complications of our baby.”

Tragically, while being treated at the hospital, Sandipan’s condition rapidly deteriorated.

His mother said she noticed blood trickling from his mouth as he was whisked away for emergency care.

Two hours later he was dead.

A postmortem revealed that the young boy had been suffering from leukemia, a diagnosis missed during his numerous medical visits.

Mr Dhar said Sandipan’s death has rocked his family to the core.

“Seeing photographs sets off Sandipan’s four-year-old brother Mrinal who still refuses to believe he is not coming back,” Mr Dhar said.

“We tried for days to explain it to Mrinal but it would make him so upset we eventually started lying and saying his brother has just gone away for a while.”

Key Largo Medical Centre declined to comment on the tragedy.

Ramsay Health Care, which operates Joondalup Health Campus, said it was “unlikely Sandipan’s hospital care was a factor in his death” in a statement.

A spokesperson said that samples collected from Sandipan “showed features of an undiagnosed longer term acute illness which may have contributed to his death”.

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A woman throws a milkshake at parliamentary candidate Nigel Farage as he launches his election campaign in Britain; a young boy makes faces as his father, Rep. John Rose (R-Tenn.), speaks on the floor of the House in Washington; a wayward black bear is rescued upon falling from a tree in Pennsylvania; Simone Biles cruised to a record ninth national U.S. gymnastics title in Texas. See 13 of the week’s most interesting images from around the world, as selected by Washington Post photo editors.

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