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Weekends with The Po Wagon Food Truck
Small Bites
Gumbo Du Jour
Dark Roux Gumbo, Andouille Sausage, Chicken, Rice – $6
Boudin Balls – $12
Deep-Fried Pork Butt, Liver, Fresh Herbs, Creole Honey Mustard
Red Beans & Rice – $6
Smoked Ham Hock Broth, Andouille Sausage, scallions
Creole Poutine – $10
Crawfish Etouffee, Waffle Fries, Cheese Curds, Scallions $10
Po-Boys
Lettuce, Tomato, House-Made Pickles and your choice of Remoulade or Tartar Sauce
Catfish…$14
Alligator… $14
Shrimp…$12
Roast Beef Debris W/ Mayo… $12
Mushroom W/ Mayo (Veg)…$10
Sides
Creole Potato Salad – Fresh Herbs, Olives $4
Waffle Fries – $5
Zapps Potato Chips $1.50
First Tuesday with AVL Meetup!
AVL Meetup is a local networking group geared toward movers and shakers in the real estate industry and beyond!
For the full rundown and timeline, visit AVL Meetup’s Website!
OCTOBER 1st:
Join Us at the October AVLMeetup: Hospitality in WNC and Why it Matters
Asheville’s thriving hospitality industry significantly impacts the local real estate market, driving demand for both commercial and residential properties. The success of boutique hotels, short-term rentals, and resorts has led to increased property values and investment opportunities. Real estate developers are focusing on mixed-use projects that cater to the tourism influx, while investors are capitalizing on vacation rentals and eco-conscious developments. The close relationship between hospitality and real estate in Asheville creates a dynamic environment for growth and investment, with both sectors benefiting from the city’s focus on sustainability and local experiences.
Come Roll The Dice!
Dungeons & Drafts brings an inclusive Dungeons & Dragons game play experience to our place every month!
Sunday, October 27th: 1-4p *Costume Contest!
Friday, November 15th: 6-10p
Sunday, December 29th: 1-4p
First Wednesday with Big Asheville Science Salon w/The Po Wagon Food Truck
What’s The Science Salon?
Welcome to the tremendous, amazing, Big Asheville Science Salon!
Our mission: Cultivate curiosity and build community by sharing the coolest, grooviest, and fascinating-ist scientific discoveries. And have a beer (or wine or soda).
How it do: Each month, a bona fide expert takes us on a thrill ride of science awesomeness (i.e., talk about their research and probably show pretty pictures). Afterwards, a lively Q&A segues into general mingling and chatting about why science is so cool.
When: First Wednesday of each month.
Doors: 6:00pm; Presentation: 7:00pm; Socializing: 8:00pm
Where: The Mule (at Devil’s Foot Beverage)
131 Sweeten Creek Rd., Asheville, NC 28803
No cover charge – just bring your brain!
SEPTEMBER’
OCTOBER 2nd SALON:
Saving the Elusive Bog Turtle with wildlife biologist Mike Knoerr.
OK, just get it out of your system.
Raising shell, shell hath no fury, and any other shell-larious notions will have to wait (including your turtle-y awesome Aunt Myrtle, who burst her girdle jumping hurdles) because this … is … science!
The bog turtle (Glyptemys muhlenbergii) dwells in bogs and other wetlands, basking in the sun and trawling the murky depths for insects, worms, and similar swampy delicacies. North America’s smallest turtle (adults are less than 12 cm long), this tiny testudine’s very existence is testament to the enduring strength of nature and the wonders of evolution. Its very existence is also imperiled (populations are in decline across its range) and conserving them is no easy task – try searching acres of wetland for a fist-sized, dark brown blob that can go all day fully submerged in mud.
At the October salon, wade into North Carolina’s mountain bogs with Mike Knoerr, the Wildlife Biologist for Pisgah National Forest (US Forest Service). Mike spent his youth sloshing through wetlands in search of reptiles, his graduate studies investigating the decline of turtle populations, and the ensuing decade on research and recovery of western North Carolina’s bog turtles and other herpetofauna. His current work – including evaluating the status of rare wildlife in Pisgah National Forest – is, therefore, no surprise. In coordination with local and national conservation partners, he also implements restoration projects to benefit the tremendous wildlife diversity of this magnificent National Forest. Join us for a shell-ebration of bog turtles, ecology, and conservation science.
Come Get Served!
Asheville local Queen, Sev, hosts a rotating lineup of up-and-coming performing artists in this monthly Drag Brunch show!
Food from The Po Wagon Creole & Po Boys
Sponsored by Emote
Tickets $10 Advance/ $15 at the Door
Doors at 12p
Show at 1p
Join us Monthly for the Freakshow!
Miss Vee curates an incredible Burlesque show, featuring local talent and fun rotating themes!
$20
8p Doors
9p Show
21+
Tickets for October’s “Underworld” Show Are Live!
Make The Mule your home for the 2024 NFL Season!
