Things to Do in Asheville This Weekend -- Concerts, Other & More
Discover the best things to do in Asheville this weekend (16 Oct - 18 Oct 2026). Find top Concerts and Other events at Grey Eagle Music Hall and more.
Activities in Asheville This Weekend - Your Weekly Events Hub
In a hurry? Here are this weekend's top picks (16 Oct - 18 Oct 2026), directly from our curated event listings:
- Joshua Ray Walker at Grey Eagle Music Hall - Friday, 16 October 2026. Tickets From $48.
- Burlesque Brunch at Grey Eagle Music Hall - Sunday, 18 October 2026. Tickets From $63.
- David Nihill at Grey Eagle Music Hall - Sunday, 18 October 2026. Tickets From $78.
- Carsie Blanton at Grey Eagle Music Hall - Saturday, 17 October 2026. Tickets From $46.
- The Tallest Man on Earth at The Orange Peel - Friday, 16 October 2026. Tickets From $100.
- Avery Anna at The Orange Peel - Sunday, 18 October 2026. Tickets From $54.
- Bombargo at Revival Asheville - Sunday, 18 October 2026. Tickets From $51.
- LaMP - Russ Lawton, Scott Metzger & Ray Paczkowski at Revival Asheville - Friday, 16 October 2026. Tickets From $47.
- Daniel Tosh at Thomas Wolfe Auditorium at Harrah's Cherokee Center - Friday, 16 October 2026. Tickets From $61.
- 369 Monologue and Short Play Festival at Tina McGuire Theatre At Wortham Center - Saturday, 17 October 2026. See tickets on the event page.
- Venardos Circus at Tanger Outlets Asheville - Friday, 16 October 2026. Tickets From $66.
Concerts in Asheville This Weekend
Asheville's Concerts scene is buzzing this weekend. Catch incredible performances at spots like Grey Eagle Music Hall or The Orange Peel.
Most major venues release last-minute tickets on the day. Check the venue site directly before assuming a show is sold out.
Other in Asheville This Weekend
From spectacular stage shows to cutting-edge events, Asheville offers fantastic Other. Check out events at Revival Asheville or Grey Eagle Music Hall.
For last-minute tickets:
The best Other in Asheville often release unsold seats on the day of performance. Standing tickets are often the best-value last-minute option in the city.
Things to Do in Asheville on Saturday vs Sunday
A quick comparison to help you plan your weekend.
| Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|
| Headline gigs & big events: most major concerts and festivals land on Saturday night. | Markets & culture: brunch spots, markets and galleries are usually a Sunday move. |
| Crowds: busy from midday, peaking 1-4pm in central areas. | Crowds: quieter until early afternoon, building from 11am and easing by 3pm. |
| Nightlife: bustling city centre, longer venue hours. | Pace: relaxed cafes, jazz brunches, afternoon sessions. |
Bottom line: Saturday wins for big-ticket events. Sunday is better for a slower, more local feel - markets, galleries, and long lunches.
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FAQ
Which area of Asheville is best for a weekend out?
It depends on your vibe. The areas around Grey Eagle Music Hall and The Orange Peel are usually great starting points for a weekend out.
Is Saturday or Sunday better for things to do in Asheville?
Saturday is better for big events, headline gigs, and festivals. Sunday is better for markets, brunch, and a quieter gallery visit. If you can only pick one day, Saturday gives you more options - but Sunday is less crowded.