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Asia House Asheville
What you need to know
Asia House Asheville is a two-story community building at 119 Coxe Avenue on the South Slope edge of downtown Asheville. It's the public outreach home of the Association for Traditional Studies, a nonprofit rooted in traditional Asian health and wellness practices. The first floor holds The Alternative Clinic, a walk-in Asian herbal pharmacy with more than 300 herbs, loose-leaf teas from Taiwan and China, and a licensed Chinese medicine practitioner. Upstairs is a 30 by 50 foot event room that seats up to 49, with a small kitchen for light catering. It hosts classes year round and rents out for private events and celebrations.
Local's Tip
Check the event listing before you go, since the upstairs room opens for scheduled classes and rentals. The entrance is wheelchair accessible. If you're booking an evening event, ask about noise from neighboring South Slope businesses, which one host said carried through the walls.
What the locals say
Visitors notice the light first. Tall windows fill the upstairs room with daylight, and every window looks out into the treetops. Students who take classes here all year call it comfortable and well kept, and hosts say it worked well for a birthday celebration.
What you need to know
Asia House Asheville is a two-story community building at 119 Coxe Avenue on the South Slope edge of downtown Asheville. It's the public outreach home of the Association for Traditional Studies, a nonprofit rooted in traditional Asian health and wellness practices. The first floor holds The Alternative Clinic, a walk-in Asian herbal pharmacy with more than 300 herbs, loose-leaf teas from Taiwan and China, and a licensed Chinese medicine practitioner. Upstairs is a 30 by 50 foot event room that seats up to 49, with a small kitchen for light catering. It hosts classes year round and rents out for private events and celebrations.
What the locals say
Visitors notice the light first. Tall windows fill the upstairs room with daylight, and every window looks out into the treetops. Students who take classes here all year call it comfortable and well kept, and hosts say it worked well for a birthday celebration.
Scoops for Asia House Asheville