Hot Springs as the Literary Home of “Thirteen Moons” and Other Novels
Reuter Center, Manheimer Room (102)Terry Roberts will share research on the Hot Springs area's history as the setting for some of his and Charles Fraziers novels.
Free
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Cherokee, North Carolina: From the Pages of History to the Contemporary Moment
Cable Center for University Advancement & Philanthropy 118 WT Weaver Blvd, AshevilleJoin hosts Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle and Wiley Cash for a day trip from Asheville to Cherokee.
$250
Fall Open House
Sherrill Center, Kimmel ArenaUNC Asheville's Open House offers high school students, transfer students, and family members a chance to learn about the people and experiences that make our university special.
More than Corn: Challenges and Adaptations to Contemporary American Indian Foodways
Highsmith Student Union, Blue Ridge Room (202/203)Lumbee historian Malinda Maynor Lowery and Cherokee anthropologist Courtney Lewis will propose a new food framework, one that incorporates Native Peoples' contemporary and creative foodways.
Free
Charles Frazier, author of “Thirteen Moons,” in conversation with Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle
Reuter Center, Manheimer Room (102)Authors Charles Frazier and Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle (EBCI), will discuss Frazier's research while writing “Thirteen Moons,” the first novel translated into the Cherokee syllabary.
Free
Fall Open House
Sherrill Center, Kimmel ArenaUNC Asheville's Open House offers high school students, transfer students, and family members a chance to learn about the people and experiences that make our university special.