Brevard is a city in Transylvania County, North Carolina, United States, with a population of 7,609 as of the 2010 Census. It is the county seat of Transylvania County.
Restaurants in Brevard
5.0 based on 172 reviews
It’s such an awesome little place! If you have kids you definitely have to make a stop. I always have to stop here and get gifts for my nieces and nephews
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Let our fun and knowledgable staff take you on a tour -- walking in the footsteps of your favorite characters at the original filming locations from "The Arena" in The Hunger Games™, filmed here in 2011. Re-enact scenes with other great fans, see all the filming locations, enjoy spectacular waterfalls and more. Your tour includes a Hunger Games-style lunch and workshops. Great workshops include: archery (like your favorite heroine), making movie special effects camoflage makeup (like one of your favorite characters did in a training session) and more.
5.0 based on 106 reviews
Brevard Music Center is, at once, a place, a summer institute, and a festival. The Music Center is situated on a wooded 180-acre campus in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. Founded in 1936, the Music Center has matured into one of this country's premier summer training programs and festivals. More than 400 gifted students, ages 14 through post-college, come to the Music Center to study with members of a distinguished artist faculty and with renowned guest artists. For seven weeks, students participate in a vigorous program of instruction that includes ensembles, private lessons, and chamber music. Brevard's hallmark is the powerful sense of community that re-emerges every June, as faculty and students work together to present more than 80 concerts to the public. The total audience each summer numbers more than 30,000. For decades the Brevard Music Center has inspired devotion not only among its students and faculty but also among its listeners and among a vast corps of volunteers. That hundreds of persons have purchased homes in western North Carolina expressly to be near the Brevard Music Center gives some measure of the Center's significance to its community.
5.0 based on 299 reviews
Brevard, NC's Crystal Mountain Gem Mine brings you the unique experience of engaging in your own Gem Mining adventure! By joining us in our downtown Gem Mine - full of precious gems from private mine shafts around the world - you're able to mine for your own gemstones and try your luck at striking it rich! Just like a real prospector from the 1800's! You get to keep everything you find!
Wow! We are beyond impressed with the service and selection of gem stones here! Holden and Liz were SUPER friendly and the gem mining experience was so much fun for the little ones. Thank you!!!
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Super cool, single screen retro movie theatre that makes you feel like you're back in the 20s and 30s--except with comfortable seats! We love the Coed for kids' birthday parties (where you can rent the entire space, show a movie of your choice, and get snack packs), new releases, and more. We love going as couples or as a family.
4.5 based on 168 reviews
Connestee Falls is literally on the road. Pull into the parking lot, walk maybe a hundred paces and you'll see two falls converge into one - as they all follow the path of least resistance. Not a bad idea? Witnessing this natural wonder is easy respite from life's worries and cares.
4.0 based on 37 reviews
Pisgah National Forest has quite a few gems, and there are dozens of waterfalls. This is an excellent addition to add to the end of a day! You can drive up the Forest Service Rd, which is a bit unnerving when there’s traffic because it’s only wide enough for one vehicle at a time. It’s gravel but in pretty decent shape. You can park on the side of the road and take a quick 2 minute walk to the falls, which are visible from the road. Catch in late evening when the sun hits it. You can trek up the road a quarter mile and see Little Fern Falls, which has no place to pull off. A short hike starting across from Slick Rock. Slick Rock is approximately 25 feet high from the vantage point, where you can fet underneath it. It’s probably 50 feet tall from top to bottom. A short steep stone staircase leads to a short flat path.
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