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Small Business Saturday November 28, 2020
During the recession in 2010, American Express created Small Business Day the Saturday following Thanksgiving to encourage people to do their holiday shopping with local entrepreneurs. In 2011 the US Senate unanimously passed a resolution in…
WABA Quarterly Meeting
We are having our first ZOOM Quarterly Meeting on October 15, 9:30-11 with short updates from the City of Asheville and the Asheville Police Department . We are excited to welcome Marla Tambellini of Explore Asheville to share…
Winter Initiatives for Outdoor Business Space
If you are interested in expanding and maintaining your outdoor business spaces in the cooler weather The City of Asheville is extending the Temporary Outdoor Dining Expansion Program with new Winter Authorization Applications . Co-Operate…
The Isis Lawn Concert Series
The Woody family has owned and operated the Isis Theater since 2012. Music venues have been one of the most challenging businesses to operate with COVID restrictions, but the Woody’s have done an amazing job of creating an inviting outdoor…
Please fill out the I-26 Aesthetic Survey!
We appreciate all businesses taking 5 minutes to complete this survey to give your opinions about the many aesthetic elements involved in the construction of the I26 Connector. This will impact most properties on Haywood, our neighborhoods, as…
Community COVID Support for West Asheville Businesses
Asheville and Buncombe County COVID support for West Asheville Businesses
What’s new on the West side? Leo’s House of Thirst
Drew Wallace helped to put West Asheville on the culinary map when he opened The Admiral in 2007. Long timers will remember the transformation of the old cinderblock B&D Bar to a dining and dancing destination. He also…
Asheville Goods for the Holidays
WABA member Celia Naranjo is the owner of Asheville Goods, a gift basket store founded in 2012. She has been enduring the challenges of COVID and going strong into her peak holiday season. Initially, Celia says the biggest loss of business…
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The West Asheville Business Association (WABA) is a membership organization for businesses located in the portion of the City of Asheville west of the French Broad River.
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