Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Good Trouble WNC coordinates this event. We attached signs of Democracy across the Hill St Pedestrian Bridge over I-240. Our messages are timely to events happening in our government.

Anyone can attend. Be sure to bring sunscreen and water.

Join us for a phone bank to support Roy Cooper right here in Buncombe County!

We’re reaching out to voters and volunteers across our community to recruit them to join the effort to elect Roy Cooper to the U.S. Senate. This is one of the most impactful ways you can plug in and help build the team it’s going to take to win in 2026.

Whether you’ve phone banked before or this is your first time, we’ll make it easy. We’ll provide a quick training, a script, and all the tools you need to feel confident making calls. Our team will be there the whole time to support you and answer any questions. Please bring a phone and laptop. (Laptops can be provided if you do not have one.)

Every call helps us grow this movement. Every conversation brings someone new into the fight. Come be part of the team that’s organizing Buncombe County to deliver a big win in 2026.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 5:00pm-6:00pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Join your neighbors from Precincts 30.2 and 30.3 as we meet to discuss how to get Democratic candidates elected and ways to support our community.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents in Precincts 30.2 and 30.3.

For the next few months, we will focus on NCDP's Field Team Justice to canvass and organize to elect NC Appellate and Supreme Court Justices. Later we will work to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) for the November elections.

Who should attend: Everyone! Particularly members of our 2.1 Precinct - Montford/Hillcrest/Klondyke/Broadway

Tzedek Center - park in the back and enter through the center door on the lower level in the back

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Do you identify as a woman, as well as Democratic, unaffiliated, or left leaning? Come by HQ at 6:30 pm on Thursday April 9th and join the Women Democrats of Buncombe County. This will be a meeting to go over our bylaws, local elections and what they mean, as well as what it means to hold an elected position.

We hope to see you there!

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Let’s make our community shine. Join us as we clean up our 2-mile stretch of New Leicester Highway between Newfound Road and Gouges Branch. It’s a great way to enjoy the spring weather and show some love for our community ahead of Earth Day.

Who should attend: Anyone interested in making Leicester look a little nicer.

Please join us for our monthly LGBTQ+ Caucus meeting.

Allies welcomed and encouraged to come!

Who should attend: Everyone!!

Join us as we talk to our neighbors about electing Justice Anita Earls and our Court of Appeals candidates.

Never canvassed before? Don't worry! We'll pair you up with someone. We'll also connect you with training, technical and emotional support; you just need to bring your phone and enthusiasm. Let’s work towards ending partisan gerrymandering in NC.

Who should attend: All North Asheville Cluster Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliateds

Good Trouble WNC coordinates this event. We attached signs of Democracy across the Hill St Pedestrian Bridge over I-240. Our messages are timely to events happening in our government.

Anyone can attend. Be sure to bring sunscreen and water.

Many of us are frustrated or deeply concerned about what’s happening in our government right now — the erosion of trust, the lack of accountability, and the growing sense that our voices aren’t being heard. If that resonates with you, you’re not alone.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about change. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

We know it’s easier to stay home, doomscroll, or tune out altogether, so...

Why show up? Change happens when you’re willing to go outside your comfort zone, meet your neighbors, and discern how you want to get involved.

At this community meeting: You'll learn how to make your voice heard regarding local issues, NC state races and how to get out the vote.

Come meet your neighbors and explore how we can make a difference together!

(Note: We meet in the basement of the brewery.)

Who should attend: Residents of Downtown Asheville are welcome, especially if you live in South Slope, Wecan, and South French Broad neighborhoods. This event is being organized by Precinct 11.1 leadership.

What's Your Vision for the Black Mountain Community? Join us for a fun, inspiring, and productive project of creating a vision for what we want for our community. You'll work in small groups to craft "vision boards" to share your dreams and desires for the community, then we will share visions and capture the information to send on to our elected reps (plus maybe take action on). Please bring glue sticks, scissors, and magazines.... we will provide the rest!

Who should attend: All interested in building community!

Do you like to read? Do you want to build community? Do you want to fight fascism? Join us for our reading group, meeting monthly on Mondays, where we do all of this and have fun while doing it!

This month, we're reading "The Fire Next Time" by James Baldwin. All are welcome to join, even if you haven't read the book.

Who should attend: All Democrats and left-leaning independents.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about the city, county, state, and the country. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning voters, especially those in Precinct 17.1 - Grove Park, Sunset Mountain environs.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Everyone is enjoying gathering at Zillicoah Beer Co. so much, with good conversations, information gathering and the sharing/venting of concerns, that we’re meeting again! Be prepared to join in on some fun topic conversation starters to get meaningful discussions going. Join us on April 14th, starting at 5:30 — but come after work when it’s convenient for you! A food truck is available with pizza and hoagies. We’ll meet inside.

We’ll also give you an opportunity to reserve your seat for the N. Buncombe Dems group outing at the Tourists game on May 15th! That’s Fireworks and $1 hotdog night, and we get a group discount for $11/person.

Who should attend: Dems and Dem-leaning Independents from Precinct 71.1.

The four most northern and rural precincts (40.2, 41.1, 51.2 and 50.1) have joined forces. We invite you to join us for our monthly meeting on the 2nd Tuesday of every month!

April's topic: Get Out the Vote!

Who should attend: Dems & Left-Leaning Friends from Precincts 40.2, 41.1, 51.2 and 50.1. Open to all!

Come join us on Tuesday, April 14th for our precincts 8.2 & 8.3 April monthly meeting in Shiloh. We will hear from Jim Barrett who will speak to us about the NCDP state-wide canvassing initiative - "Field Team Justice" - and the critical importance of ensuring Justice Anita Earls and our appellate court judges hold their seats in the midterm elections.

Spring is a great time to knock doors right in our own neighborhoods. Let's get prepared to make a difference as we connect with our neighbors to get out the vote!

Who should attend: All democrats and left-leaning unaffiliateds in precincts 8.2 & 8.3

Faith Tabernacle Christian Center is the 8.3 election day polling location

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

Join the Buncombe Democrats for a strategy session with the Roy Cooper Coordinated Campaign. This is your chance to get a clear look at how the coordinated campaign will operate here in Buncombe and what it’s going to take to win in 2026.

We’ll walk through the plan, priorities, and how everything connects—from statewide races to the work happening right here on the ground. Most importantly, you’ll learn exactly how you can plug in, whether that’s knocking doors, making calls, helping with data, or stepping into leadership roles in your precinct.

If you’re ready to turn energy into action and be part of winning up and down the ballot, this is where it starts.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come gather with your fellow 25.1 members to socialize and strategize for upcoming engagement in the democratic process. Guest is Valentina Pallin from Young Democrats.

Who should attend: Open to residents in precinct 25.1

Each month we discuss a book agreed upon at the previous meeting. The April selection is "The Last Ballad," by North Carolina native Wiley Cash. This work of historical fiction tells the story of the 1929 textile workers' strike in Gastonia, North Carolina in part through the eyes of real-life participant Ida May Wiggins. The novel deals with labor rights, social injustice and the intersection of race and class.

Who should attend: Anyone who wants to read and discuss books of interest with fellow left-leaning readers.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Join us as we hit the doors for Roy Cooper and Democrats up and down the ballot! This is where the real work happens—having conversations with voters, sharing what’s at stake, and making sure our community shows up strong in 2026.

Whether you’ve knocked a hundred doors or this is your first time, we’ll make sure you feel prepared and supported. We’ll start with a quick training, get you paired up if needed, and send you out with everything you need to have great conversations.

Every door we knock brings us one step closer to winning. Come be part of it.

Good Trouble WNC coordinates this event. We attached signs of Democracy across the Hill St Pedestrian Bridge over I-240. Our messages are timely to events happening in our government.

Anyone can attend. Be sure to bring sunscreen and water.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Please join us for our monthly meeting to discuss democratic organizing in Buncombe County.

Who should attend: All young Democrats or young left-leaning unaffiliated voters. Age 18-35.

Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Learn how to help elect more Democrats to our state house. Social justice advocate Ron Katz will give us a brief overview of how Western North Carolina has been gerrymandered and then Representative Lindsey Prather will speak to us about how we can help her win her gerrymandered district. We must get Lindsey reelected!!

Who should attend: All interested Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliates in East Asheville cluster.

Good Trouble WNC coordinates this event. We attached signs of Democracy across the Hill St Pedestrian Bridge over I-240. Our messages are timely to events happening in our government.

Anyone can attend. Be sure to bring sunscreen and water.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

An informal gathering at our much-loved and recently reopened Zillicoah Brewery. Connect with neighbors and volunteers (and some candidates - but no speeches) who are working in this most important election cycle for an evening of conversation and community.

Who should attend: Democrats and left-leaning Unaffiliated voters who live in N. Asheville / Woodfin - precincts 3.1, 4.1, 5.1, 17.1, 22.2, 27.2, 28.1, 70.1

Come together to identify issues that matter to us that we are willing to fight for now! Create actions that we will commit to each month. We will include national, state, and local issues. Make friends with neighbors who share your values. Grow our community of volunteers as we plan for voter outreach.

Potluck: Please bring drinks or snacks if you can.

Address and parking instructions will be sent to those who RSVP.

Who should attend: Riceville Precincts 61.1 & 62.1 are specifically invited. Those in Swannanoa precincts also welcome.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Join us for our weekly sign-waving / protests at the corner of Charlotte St. and Chestnut St.
Our group hopes to grow every week and enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the folks driving past. Bring your signs and your joy.

Please note: We are pushing back the time now that the days are longer.

We have extra signs!

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Join us at our April 2026 Monthly Meeting. Hear from the Buncombe County Democratic Party Board members, elected officials, affiliate groups, cluster leaders and precinct chairs about what has been happening and how we’re moving forward.

The midterms, now just six months away from Early Voting, are crucial. With Roy Cooper, Jamie Ager, Anita Earls, John Arrowood, Toby Hampson, Christine Walczyk and local offices on the line, every action, every door knocked, every phone call made, every conversation, every vote matters.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

For the next few months, we will focus on NCDP's Field Team Justice to canvass and organize to elect NC Appellate and Supreme Court Justices. Later we will work to Get Out the Vote (GOTV) for the November elections.

Who should attend: Everyone! Particularly members of our 2.1 Precinct - Montford/Hillcrest/Klondyke/Broadway

Tzedek Center - park in the back and enter through the center door on the lower level in the back

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Please join us for our monthly LGBTQ+ Caucus meeting.

Allies welcomed and encouraged to come!

Who should attend: Everyone!!

Many of us are frustrated or deeply concerned about what’s happening in our government right now — the erosion of trust, the lack of accountability, and the growing sense that our voices aren’t being heard. If that resonates with you, you’re not alone.

Meet your neighbors. Share ideas. Get involved. Connect with others who care about change. Learn about ways to take action that match your skills, schedule, and interests.

We know it’s easier to stay home, doomscroll, or tune out altogether, so...

Why show up? Change happens when you’re willing to go outside your comfort zone, meet your neighbors, and discern how you want to get involved.

At this community meeting: You'll learn how to make your voice heard regarding local issues, NC state races and how to get out the vote.

Come meet your neighbors and explore how we can make a difference together!

(Note: We meet in the basement of the brewery.)

Who should attend: Residents of Downtown Asheville are welcome, especially if you live in South Slope, Wecan, and South French Broad neighborhoods. This event is being organized by Precinct 11.1 leadership.

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Come join us Tuesdays from 4:30pm-5:30pm to joyfully protest the present authoritarian administration. Come with or without a sign, we have extras to share. We will be in West Asheville at the corner of Haywood Rd and Fairfax Ave across from Ingles every week (weather permitting) except holidays. We look forward to meeting you there!

Please sign up with the Mobilize link below to get updates about the event.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Drop in any time from 8:00 - 10:00am for Coffee & Conversation with Black Mountain Neighbors.

Who should attend: All precincts in the Black Mountain cluster. Candidates and elected officials also welcome.

We're back at the Clock on Main St and now have nice pavers to stand on with a beautiful butterfly sculpture behind us! Now that spring is here, come on out and join us! We enjoy the supportive waves and honks from the Weaverville citizens. Bring your signs and your joy.

We also bring donations of food and supplies to the First Baptist Church as our way of “giving back.” Non-perishable food items and cleaning supplies are requested.

Who should attend: Our 8 precincts in the N. Buncombe Cluster — but all are welcome.

Come join us as pairs of volunteers register people to vote in shifts at the North Asheville Tailgate Market. (You don't have to be available the entire 8:00am -12:00pm period.) Please do not wear any clothing that identifies you as a member of a particular party. This work is non-partisan.

Who should attend: Anyone wishing to register voters. Prior to the event, those who sign up will be contacted by the coordinator with further information.

Organized by Precinct 22.2

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Our annual get-together is back and better than ever. Join us for an afternoon of music, food, and family-friendly fun while supporting the Leicester Community Center and local nonprofits.

Hear from Democratic candidates, connect with neighbors, and start building momentum for 2026 together.

Who should attend: Open to the public.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Please join us for our monthly LGBTQ+ Caucus meeting.

Allies welcomed and encouraged to come!

Who should attend: Everyone!!

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Come find like-minded people, get energized and wave your sign at passersby.

Who should attend: Anyone is welcome if you want to share your energy and let the neighborhood know our resistance to the current administration is strong.

Mark your calendars for an evening of conversation, community, and cider! Enjoy refreshing drinks from Asheville’s own Noble Cider while connecting with neighbors and volunteers who are working to move our community forward.

Whether you want to get more involved or want to enjoy a cider and chat, we’d love to see you there! Let’s raise a glass to building a better tomorrow — together!

Who should attend: Leicester, Alexander, Sandy Mush, Newfound, West Asheville, and Hominies Democrats and left-leaning unaffiliated voters who are interested in great conversation, a chance to meet the community, and/or a delicious local cider.

Join your West Asheville neighbors each month for our “Wednesdays @ One World” (WOW) hosted by One World Brewing on Haywood. Each WOW includes ample time to socialize and network with fellow Democrats and progressive unaffiliated voters, political influencers, elected officials, and candidates.

Each month, we bring a substantive and topical panel discussion, an interesting speaker, and/or an opportunity to meet and hear from candidates running for office in NC and Buncombe County. Plan to join us each third Wednesday, purchase a beverage, talk politics, and learn of ways to take meaningful action to secure a win in November.

Who should attend: Registered Democrats and progressive-minded unaffiliated voters.