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  • On a light yellow background, text reads, "Pride+ Monthly Meeting - Meets every 3rd Tuesday, 6 PM, Sandburg Hall. Contact person: Karen Vaughn or Rev. Audette - For contact info, refer to Realm or email the office at information@uuasheville.org." On the right there is an image of a Pride flag, and on the bottom left, there is also a logo for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville with a blue and yellow chalice.

    Pride+ Monthly Meeting

    JM: Pride+ Events
    1 Sandburg Hall/Kitchen 1 Edwin Pl, Asheville, NC, United States
    *Justice Ministry - LIBERATION

    We meet on a monthly basis, alternating every-other-month between virtual and in-person. As of now (September 2026), the monthly meeting is in person for even months and on Zoom for […]

  • Women’s Connections

    Social Groups: Women’s Connections
    1 Sandburg Hall/Kitchen 1 Edwin Pl, Asheville, NC, United States

    All women are invited to bring a potluck dish and join this lively social group for entertaining programs every month.

  • On a light yellow background, text reads, "Fiber Friends - Meets 1st Saturdays - 10 AM in 23 Edwin Parlor." To the right of the text is an illustration of a basket overflowing with balls of yarn in different colors. Under the image, text reads: "Contact person: Mara Sprain - For contact info, refer to Realm or email the office at information@uuasheville.org." There is also a logo for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville with a blue and yellow chalice in the bottom left corner.

    Fiber Friends

    Social Groups: Fiber Friends
    23 Ed Parlor 23 Edwin Place, Asheville, NC, United States

    UU Asheville Fiber Friends is a group of crafters who do handwork on personal projects and for the community. Mainly knitters and crocheters, we create warm items for donation to […]

  • On a light yellow background, there is a speech bubble graphic with a shadow in rainbow colors. Inside the speech bubble it says, "Queer Q-onversations, part of Pride+." Under the speech bubble text reads: "Meets every 1st Tuesday, 6 PM, 23 Parlor. Contact person: Dee Liston - For contact info, refer to Realm or email the office at information@uuasheville.org." There is also a logo for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville with a blue and yellow chalice in the bottom left corner.

    Queer Q-onversations

    JM: Pride+ Events
    23 Ed Parlor 23 Edwin Place, Asheville, NC, United States
    *Justice Ministry - LIBERATION

    This monthly gathering is part of Pride+ but is a queer-only space for queer people to connect, support, educate, and mobilize together.

  • On a light yellow background, text reads, "Good Grief Group - Meets 2nd Fridays - 9:30 AM in Sandburg Hall." To the right of the text is an image of 5 people of different genders, ages, and races sitting in a circle talking to each other. Behind them is a large heart in a kind of mosaic, as if it was torn to pieces and put back together again. Under the image, text reads: "Contact person: Trevor Johnson - For contact info, refer to Realm or email the office at information@uuasheville.org." There is also a logo for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville with a blue and yellow chalice in the bottom left corner.

    Good Grief Group

    Loving/Connect: Good Grief Group
    1 Sandburg Hall/Kitchen 1 Edwin Pl, Asheville, NC, United States

    The Good Grief Group offers group members a safe and sacred space to grieve circumstances in our own lives and the lives of our loved ones. As we talk about our […]

  • Women’s Connections

    Social Groups: Women’s Connections
    1 Sandburg Hall/Kitchen 1 Edwin Pl, Asheville, NC, United States

    All women are invited to bring a potluck dish and join this lively social group for entertaining programs every month.

  • On a background of rainbow-colored pastel hexagons, text reads, "Newcomer Gathering - Learn more about UU Asheville. Meet other newcomers. Eat snacks! - Third Sunday of each month Between services- 10:15-11:00 AM" Next to the text is a large blue and yellow image of a UU chalice.

    Newcomer Gathering – September-May

    Loving/Connect: Newcomer Gathering
    Back Deck 1 Edwin Place, Asheville, NC, United States
    **Sunday AM - LITURGY

    Newcomer Events Every Third Sunday  New to UU AVL? We host newcomer gatherings on the third Sunday of each month, in between services. Learn more about UU Asheville, Meet other […]

  • On a light yellow background, text reads, "Pride+ Monthly Meeting - Meets every 3rd Tuesday, 6 PM, Sandburg Hall. Contact person: Karen Vaughn or Rev. Audette - For contact info, refer to Realm or email the office at information@uuasheville.org." On the right there is an image of a Pride flag, and on the bottom left, there is also a logo for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville with a blue and yellow chalice.

    Pride+ Monthly Meeting

    JM: Pride+ Events
    1 Sandburg Hall/Kitchen 1 Edwin Pl, Asheville, NC, United States
    *Justice Ministry - LIBERATION

    We meet on a monthly basis, alternating every-other-month between virtual and in-person. As of now (September 2026), the monthly meeting is in person for even months and on Zoom for […]

  • On a light yellow background, text reads, "Fiber Friends - Meets 1st Saturdays - 10 AM in 23 Edwin Parlor." To the right of the text is an illustration of a basket overflowing with balls of yarn in different colors. Under the image, text reads: "Contact person: Mara Sprain - For contact info, refer to Realm or email the office at information@uuasheville.org." There is also a logo for the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Asheville with a blue and yellow chalice in the bottom left corner.

    Fiber Friends

    Social Groups: Fiber Friends
    23 Ed Parlor 23 Edwin Place, Asheville, NC, United States

    UU Asheville Fiber Friends is a group of crafters who do handwork on personal projects and for the community. Mainly knitters and crocheters, we create warm items for donation to local charities (serving children, youth, and adults) and make a variety of cotton cloths given to Meals on Wheels for their "Santa for seniors" packages […]