The story is that this is where Asheville's farmers and herdsman drove their flocks of fowl, pigs... read more
The day we arrived in Asheville we went downtown to explore and ran into a Vegan Festival in Pack... read more
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The story is that this is where Asheville's farmers and herdsman drove their flocks of fowl, pigs, goats, and sheep to sell in downtown Asheville.
The day we arrived in Asheville we went downtown to explore and ran into a Vegan Festival in Pack Square. Enjoyed walking around visiting all the booths and craft beer tents.
Vance Monument, erected in 1896, is an attractive additions to the park square smack dab in the town center. The city has mushroomed around it since the days when writer Thomas Wolfe & family walked these streets. It is a clean part of an immaculate...More
Named after George W. Pack, Pack Square has been an integral part of the town since it's inception in 1797. Today, many of the original surrounding buildings have been restored or remodeled. Home to a granite Veteran's Memorial as well as bronze pigs and turkeys,...More
And good place to picnic on the grass. Nearby is Packs Cafe and French Broad Chocolate Lounge. Not much to do in the square. It is well maintained.
Pack Square is at the center of downtown Asheville and is surrounded by restaurants, museums, hotels, historical markers, and statuary from the Urban Trail. A park/staging area is nearby with fountains for the children to play in, weather permitting.
This park came into existence in recent years for a gathering place for various venue's many of which include protesters of various things. They (city leaders) also included a water park of sorts for the children to run and play anticipating the next jet of...More
In the summer there are fountains for kids of all ages to run through. There’s Shindig on the Green Saturday nights with local music and dancing. Bring a picnic dinner or buy from one of the food trucks. And there’s craft shows galore. And people...More
Find a place to park yourself and just enjoy the scenes happening all around the Square. Street musicians and performers add to the sheer funkiness of the place.
I came across it as I was browsing/shopping downtown. Nothing out of the ordinary. Nice to see if you are there, but I would not go out of my way to visit it.
