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This weekend in Hendersonville there is live Christmas music from the streets to the farm and everywhere in between.

After a full day of Black Friday shopping, gather around the Christmas tree at the Courthouse Square starting at 5 p.m. Nov. 26 for a musical reminder by the Hendo band Lewendahl that Santa Claus is coming.

Tricia Ann Pearl. Now there’s a name we should all remember because someday we might see it in lights.

Live Music This Weekend: Hendersonville plays host to several street concert series Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent As the COVID pandemic continues to recede, at least here in the USA, I am amazed at how quickly most of us are desperately trying to return to normal. Personally, I think this is a good thing, and as long as the CDC, WHO and NC DHHS say I can eat, drink, and be merry without wearing a mask, I’m all in for gathering in the streets to hear live music. Hendersonville has a wo...

Live Music This Weekend: David Payne plays from the heart, inspired by the love of his life Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent Considering that I am just now discovering WNC musician David Payne, the people who say I am a slow learner might be right. But David is not the sort of guy to seek attention. If anything, he is a man at peace with his life and his music, happy to be with the love of his life, at work on the farm and making music for others. This Sunday, David will perform at Appalac...

Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent For nearly a year, the world has been stymied by COVID-19 in nearly every way possible, including the enjoyment of live music. Live music, especially on the community level with local musicians performing at local venues for local people, has been hit hard. There is always the fear that as you sit in a crowded bar that someone will breathe out contaminated droplets that you could breathe in and be stricken with the disease that has infected more than 95 mill...

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