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Color Me Asheville by Goodwill -3/16/2025
Color Me Asheville by Goodwill -3/16/2025

Lance Crawford: District Director, Workforce Development Goodwill Industries of Northwest NC   Leanna Echeverri Show Director

Goodwill’s annual upcycled fashion show is back – with a twist.
Color Me Asheville by Goodwill – A Celebration of Healing and Community is on April 4 at the Orange Peel in Asheville. Local fashion designers will showcase their color-inspired creations made from repurposed Goodwill finds, with ticket proceeds benefiting BeLoved Asheville. Join us to celebrate the resilience of Asheville’s creative community.

Color Me Asheville – Goodwill of Northwest NC

 

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