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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.
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Where Biltmore Industries Used to Weave
Grovewood Village sits on 11 acres next to the Omni Grove Park Inn, on the site that once housed the weaving and woodworking operations of Biltmore Industries. Today it holds the Grovewood Gallery, working artist studios you can visit in person, the Biltmore Industries Homespun Museum, and what is billed as Asheville's only antique car museum.
What You Will Find
The gallery features a rotating selection of ceramics, glass, wood, metal, jewelry, and mixed media from regional and national artists, and admission to the grounds and museums is free. It is a quieter, less crowded alternative to downtown shopping.
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It is a short drive from downtown and easy to combine with a stop at the Folk Art Center for more Southern Highland craft in one trip.
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