With the holidays fast approaching, it’s the perfect time to check out Asheville’s local farmers’ and makers’ markets for decorations and other festive finds. Here are a few of our [...]
Want to get a kick out of helping the Asheville community? Then join Mosaic Realty broker Kathleen Cook on Dec. 7 from 5-8pm as she teams up with Devil’s Foot Beverage Company for a fun-filled evening in support of Asheville Buncombe Youth Soccer Association and the soccer outreach programs the organization brings to the region.
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Eager to support Asheville’s important nonprofit organizations this fall? Join Mosaic Realty in the coming months as it partners with local organizations to bring meaningful fall fun to our area.
A Benefit for The Center for Conscious Living & Dying - Another event that is part of our Doing Good Through Business fundraiser series: Join Mosaic broker and event host Patrick O'Cain [...]
September is brimming with exciting community happenings around Asheville, and everyone’s invited! Join Mosaic Realty in supporting our region’s nonprofits at these entertaining events.
“Doing Good Through Business” Events – Through its community partnership “Doing Good Through Business,” Mosaic is teaming with Devil’s Foot Beverage Company [...]
Learning about the Asheville real estate market has gotten a lot easier, thanks to Mosaic Realty’s extensive social media presence. Through various online channels, Mosaic provides invaluable information regarding real-estate listings, community events, market snapshots, and many other features – so that when you’re ready to buy or sell in [...]
On Thursday, May 18, from 5-8 p.m., Mosaic comes together with 12 downtown Asheville galleries to create a unique community art walk and [...]
From its inception, Mosaic Realty has placed a high priority on the community of Asheville, advocating for the vitality of the city and the organizations that support it. To that end, Mosaic is excited to announce the launch of its newest community partnership, Doing Good Through Business. Mosaic is teaming with Devil’s Foot Beverage Company [...]
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Even though foraging – the act of searching for, identifying and collecting food resources in the wild – sustained our ancestors, it’s become a lost art in modern times. But recent years have seen renewed interest in learning those ancient skills, and Western North Carolina’s rich ecosystem offers ample opportunity to dive into the foraging [...]
The farm-to-table movement has developed deep roots in Asheville, thanks to the many local farms in the area, as well as the growing number of local restaurants that have embraced the farm-to-table philosophy. Whether you’re fond of making meals in your own kitchen, or you’re a fan of dining out, there are many ways to savor and support the farm-to-table movement in Asheville.
Asheville’s proximity to farm-rich regions in Western North Carolina means the freshest local produce and foods are readily available. Spreading that access to everyone is the goal of a number of food programs focused on edibles sourced from area farms and food makers. If you’d like a convenient way to bring fresh local produce directly from the farm to your kitchen, consider such programs as Mother Earth Produce Delivery, a year-round delivery service of local produce and edibles sourced from area farms and food crafters. The program partners with local farms and food artisans to bring sustainable vegetables, meats, dairy, eggs, bread and pantry items to Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina. https://motherearthfood.com
ASAP (Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project) is another program born from the farm-to-table movement, established to help local farms thrive and link farmers to markets and supporters. ASAP focuses on a number of areas to support its mission, including providing marketing support and training to area farmers; connecting regional chef and foodservice buyers with the farmers who match their needs; spearheading a Local Food Campaign, which includes publishing a local food guide; and running Growing Minds Farm to School Program, which focuses on reconnecting children with where their food comes from. http://asapconnections.org
If you’d rather have someone else prepare your locally sourced meal, there are plenty of farm-to-table restaurants in the Asheville area to choose from. The neighborhoods of West Asheville, Biltmore Village, and downtown Asheville are brimming with eateries that get their ingredients from local farms.
If you’d like to go straight to the source, many area farms offer CSA (community-supported agriculture) boxes, available for pickup at weekly farmers’ markets around Asheville. Or consider a drive to one of the many farms that sells their products onsite, either in stores or at stands, guaranteeing the freshest ingredients possible. Farms dot Fairview, Hendersonville and Madison, just to name a few surrounding areas and towns, making it easy and enjoyable to partake of and support the farm-to-table movement in the Asheville area.
For information on real estate in the Asheville area, connect with us at Info@MyMosaicRealty.com, or call anytime at 828-707-9556.
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Whether you’re visiting the Asheville area for the first time, or you’re an Asheville resident looking to learn more about the city you call home, these tours will take your Asheville exploration to exciting new [...]
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