Welcome to the Chestnut Street Inn, a premier Asheville bed and breakfast located in the city's Chestnut Hill National Historic District. This grand Colonial Revival home is an architectural delight featuring such interesting accents as the original staircase with a "courting bench", ornate mantles, high ceilings and large outdoor porches. Throughout the Inn, you will find an interesting blend of eclectic furnishings and local artists' creations. The Chestnut Street Inn is proud to have received the "Griffin Award" for excellence in historic preservation.

July Specials that Sizzle!

15% off any two or more night weekday reservation(Sunday thru Thursday)

 Remember to mention you saw it on Pumpkin's Corner when you call to make your reservations.

Special Rates do not apply to holidays, special events or previously made reservations.

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July and August Calendar 

• July 4th  
  

• July 4, 11, 18 August 8, 15, 22, 29 and September 05
  

Shindig on The Green 7p.m. at Martin Luther King Jr. Park.  A favorite of the year.Musicans and Dancers from across Western Noth carolina gather  to share the region's stirring Southern Appalachian Mountain cuklture and triditions. Bring a chair, blanket, insturment and Jam, dance and enjoy.  Fire works at 9:30 p.m. 

• July 8
  

Last Band Standing - Road to Bele Chere at the Orange Peel 8:15 to 11:00 When the voting is over you Help decide who plays at Bele Chere.

• July 10 to July 12
  

Mountain Carolina Ribfest 4:00 to 11p.m.WNC Agricultural Center Fletcher NC. Award winning rib vendors from around the country. Wonderful food, arts, crafts, vendors, carnival and games, music and entertainment.

• July 11 and 12

Bamboo Festival 8:00 to 5:00 The North Carolina Arboretum. The American Bamboo Society's Southeastern Chapter host the third annual Bamboo Festival.

• July 12  

The Big Crafty  12 :00 to 6:00 The Asheville Art Museum host the Big Crafty in Pack Place, features 100 Artists and crafters.

• July 16 to July 19
  

Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.The Civic Center, Fine traditional and contemporary crafts made by members of the Southern Highland Craft Guild. Demonstrations, regional music and entertainment.

• July 17th
  

Downtown after Five- 5:15 until 9:00 on Lexington Ave. Celebrating 21 years of concert series 3rd Friday of the month May through September. 

• July 23 to August 1
  

Biltmore Sumer evening Concerts. Biltmore Estate Under the Stars. Line up is  MercyMe, ABBA the Music, Bruce Hornsby, Tom Jones, Rick Springfield and The Oak Ridge Boys.

• July 24 to July 26
  

Bele Chere Festival - Largest free Street festival held in beautiful downtown Asheville. Draws about 300,000 visitors, Arts & Crafts, ffood, entertainment and interactive events.

• July 25
  

Asheville Sumer Events

• Biltmore Estate Tickets are available at the Chestnut Street Inn for your convenience. Get a two-day ticket at the special rate of $50.00 per adult ticket. Visit the largest estate in the United States. A magnificent 250-room Chateau on 8,000 acres.
• Asheville Urban Trail - a 1.7 mile walk through downtown Asheville's history of architecture and memories from early times.
• Folk Art Center - Just east of downtown off the Blue Ridge Parkway. Hundreds of local artists display and sell their one-of-a-kind handmade crafts.
• The North Carolina Arboretum - Named # 13 in the top 25 attractions in North Carolina. Experience beautiful gardens, forest trails, and exhibits.
• Blue Ridge Parkway - Asheville is minutes from one of America's most beautiful Mountain Parkways, from Virginia to the Great Smoky Mountains.
• Pisgah National Forest - 500,000 miles of protected forest with hundreds of miles of hiking, biking, waterfalls, and breathtaking mountaintop views.

• Hiking, biking, fabulous restaurants, shops, antique stores, galleries And MUCH MUCH MORE all in walking distance!
  

LaDonna, Joe and Pumpkin Pie