North Asheville

K2 Nails & Spa

K2 Nails & Spa is a nail salon on Weaverville Road, north of downtown Asheville. The service menu covers manicures and pedicures, gel and regular polish, acrylic and builder gel sets, dipping powder, ombre and pink-and-white nails, French tips, chrome, Gel X and nail designs, along with repairs and removals. Pedicures come in several tiers, starting with the De Base pedicure and moving up to options such as Signature Reflexology, Golden and Love Me Tender, which add scrubs, masks, hot stones and longer massage times. The menu also lists kids' services for children under 9. Waxing is available for brows, lips, chin, face, underarms, arms and legs. The salon's website includes a link for booking online.

Jimmy's Automotive Center

Motoriffic Sales and Service

Newbridge Tire Center

Bolton Services Of WNC, Inc.

Bolton Services is a plumbing, heating and air conditioning company serving Asheville and Weaverville. Its website traces the company's roots to 1925, when W.E. Bolton Company began installing and servicing heating systems. The site lists plumbing, heating and air, boilers, preventive maintenance plans, commercial construction and smart home solutions for HVAC and plumbing. It says 24/7 emergency service is available for problems like a burst pipe or a broken furnace, and it has pages for financing and for requesting service. The company also lists an apprenticeship program under careers. It serves both homes and businesses, according to its site, and customers can schedule service online or by phone.

Legacy and Legend

Legacy and Legend is an elopement planning and photography business serving couples in Asheville and the surrounding mountains. Its website describes all-inclusive elopement packages that cover the officiant, a bridal bouquet, a venue and photography. It also offers adventure sessions, and its blog shares real elopements, including a sunset ceremony at Max Patch and a vow renewal. The site also has a free guide with tips for eloping in Asheville.

Charm's Floral of Asheville

Asheville Recker Services

Briar Patch Florist- Asheville Wedding Specialist

The Original Vinnie's Neighborhood Italian

The Original Vinnie's Neighborhood Italian is a restaurant on Merrimon Avenue in North Asheville. According to its website, it opened in 2010 and serves old-school neighborhood Italian food inspired by the Italian restaurants of Brooklyn, the Bronx and Boston's North End. The restaurant offers indoor dining, patio dining and extended outdoor seating. The site says it does not take reservations. You can order to-go online or by phone, and the restaurant offers party trays. Vinnie's also runs a rewards program called the Goombah Club. A second location, Vinnie's South, is on Hendersonville Road in South Asheville.

Edenhouse, Llc.

Engaged Asheville

Bella Chic Salon

Shear Delite Hair Studio

Larry's Performance Werks, Inc.

Lotus Ridge Wellness

Tans on the Glow

Sundown Home & Office Window Tint, Blinds & Shades

Asheville Botanical Garden

A native-plant garden near UNC Asheville showcasing the flora of the Southern Appalachians.

Grovewood Village

An 11-acre arts-and-crafts campus next to the Omni Grove Park Inn with working artist studios, a fine craft gallery, and a homespun textile museum.

Asheville Municipal Golf Course

A 1920s Donald Ross-designed public course on the National Register of Historic Places, with its Helene-damaged front nine temporarily open as a disc golf course.

Asheville Neighborhoods Guide: Where to Stay, Eat, and Explore

A quick tour of Asheville's neighborhoods, from downtown and the South Slope to West Asheville, the River Arts District, and nearby mountain towns.

Spring in Asheville: Blooms, Trails, and Festivals

Biltmore's tulips, native azaleas, waterfall hikes, tailgate markets and the first free concerts of the year. Spring climbs the mountains slowly here, and this is how to follow it from March through May.

Summer in Asheville: Cool Mountains, River Days, and Free Music

Mile-high overlooks, tubing the French Broad, Sliding Rock, and free mountain music at Pack Square Park. Here is how to do summer in Asheville, rain showers and all.

Fall in Asheville: Foliage, Festivals, and Mountain Drives

Leaf season here lasts more than a month, moving from 6,000-foot peaks down to the valleys. Here is when and where to see the color, the fall festivals worth planning around, and how to spend a weekend.