Angle Shades, Rustic Sconces Accent Hip NC Music Club
The building on the corner of Biltmore and Hilliard Avenues holds many fond memories for the people of Asheville. In the 1950s, kids spent hours skating at the roller rink there while Mom and Dad shopped the downtown department stores. Later, a variety of R&B and soul clubs took over the space, while disco and funk roared from the elevated DJ booth throughout the 70s. The nightclub’s popularity eventually faded, but thanks to a downtown redevelopment project, the Orange Peel was reopened and in its first three years of operation was recognized as one of the best live music venues in the nation by USA Today and Rolling Stone Magazine.
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Standing outside a barn on a 70-acre working family farm in western North Carolina, you would imagine hay bales, livestock, and perhaps a tractor or two tucked inside the building. Open those wide doors, however, and you’ll find a stunning, light-filled space perfect for weddings, family reunions, and retreats. As part of Yesterday Spaces, the Main Event Barn was built from wood harvested from the property including hemlock, locust, and poplar. The owners wanted a very warm, rustic appearance so naturally they chose 
