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Used-car review: Subaru Forester 2008-12Motor News Used Car Reviews Motor Reviews
2009 Subaru Forester XT.
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- Subaru
- Family
- Forester
- Series
- Year
- 2010
- Badge Description
- Doors
- 4
- Seats
- 5
- Transmission
- Manual
- Engine Configuration Description
- Horizontal
- Gear Num
- 5
- Cylinders
- 4
- Build Country Origin Description
- ANCAPRating
- 5
- Overall Green Star Rating
- 3.5
- Fuel Type Description
- Petrol - Unleaded ULP
- Drive Description
- 4X4 Dual Range
With a new generation of Subaru Forester just around the corner, many owners of the previous model will be starting to think about updating to the new car.
Which means the current-shape Forester will start to hit used-car yards in even bigger numbers.
Not that there aren't already plenty about; the current model has been on sale since 2008 and has been the best-selling Forester yet.
And you couldn't really blame anybody for backing up to a new Forester; the model has a good reputation in the trade and a loyal following thanks largely to its reliability and sheer usefulness.
But it's those same qualities that also make the current model a pretty good used-car buy, too.
So what's out there?
The range for 2008 kicked off with the entry-level X model which was pretty well equipped with remote-control central locking, cruise control, a CD player, auxiliary inputs, steering-wheel mounted controls and airconditioning.
Move up to the XS mid-range model and you added fog lights, alloy wheels and tinted glass while the flagship XS Premium version also got leather upholstery, a powered driver's seat and a sunroof.
Sat-nav was an optional extra on all versions, but is often worth the extra being charged at second-hand level.
One option you will come across is the automatic transmission which added $2000 when brand-new but not so much now.
The basic engine was a 2.5-litre four-cylinder which provided plenty of usable performance.
The only thing that hamstrung performance and economy a little was the automatic transmission which was limited to four speeds.
The all-wheel-drive system can also contribute to fuel consumption and, to be honest, the Subaru could use a little more fuel than some owners expected.
For others, the extra traction of the all-wheel-drive system was compensation enough for this.
For those who wanted a bit more punch in their Forester, Subaru also offered the turbocharged petrol XT model.
Unfortunately, this suffered a major engine glitch early in its life, leading Subaru to remove the model from price-lists for a short time until the problem was fixed.
A knocking noise from the engine was the first sign that all was not well, but once that was happening, it was already too late and con-rod bearing failure – often with catastrophic results – was usually only moments away.
Subaru did the right thing and replaced whole engines, but the episode did nothing for the brand's reputation. Either way, it's worth checking whether an XT model you're looking at was among the affected cars and what was done about it from there.
The long-awaited Forester diesel was not released here until 2010, so those vehicles are still quite expensive.
They are out there, though, but as well as the well-documented lack of low-down torque from the turbo-diesel engine, there was also no automatic transmission option, limiting that model's appeal even further.
The head gasket problems that afflicted a whole bunch of Subarus back in the day appear to have been sorted out by the time the Generation 3 Forester went on sale, but if you're in any doubt, an independent inspection might be good for your peace of mind.
Regardless of which engine you wind up with, there's one thing that Subaru engines (and many others from other brands as well) have in common: They won't tolerate skipped oil changes.
In the Subaru's case, trying to extend the oil-change interval is simply false economy.
In extreme cases (or over time) a lack of clean oil in the engine leads to sludge build-up. When this happens, the damage is usually already done.
The first signs are a ticking from the top end of the engine when it starts up. This is often caused by worn hydraulic lifters which are the first sign that the engine is on the way out.
Servicing intervals for most Foresters were every 12,500 kilometres.
Any four-wheel-drive system is capable of placing greater loads on the driveline (of which there is more to begin with) than a two-wheel-drive vehicle.
In the Subaru's case, the clutch in manual versions was often the first to feel the strain.
Be wary of any car that shudders as you take off from rest and a noisy gearbox is definitely one to steer clear of.
And although it bears some resemblance to a proper off-road four-wheel-drive, the Forester (and its ilk) is not designed for terrain much more challenging than a gravel road or a slippery boat ramp.
So climb underneath any prospective purchase and check for signs that the vehicle has been used off road.
Giveaways are scrapes and dents in the floor, sills and engine sump, as well as scratches on any of the suspension arms.
While you're under there, check the condition of the driveshaft boots (the conical rubber covers at the end of each driveshaft). Any splits or tears in these suggest that they'll need replacing sooner rather than later.
Base-model Foresters were sometimes bought by fleet operators, including some government agencies that needed all-wheel-drive for its extra traction.
Make sure there's some history available on a particular car and watch out for examples with higher-than-average mileage showing.
Our rating: 3.5 stars
Nuts and bolts
Engine/s: 2.5 4-cyl/2.5 turbo/2.0 turbo-diesel
Transmissions: 4-auto/5-man/6-man
Fuel economy (combined): 9.6 litres per 100km (2.5)/10.5 (turbo)/6.4 (turbo-diesel)
Safety rating (courtesy of www.howsafeisyourcar.com.au): 5 stars
- All-wheel-drive traction makes for a safe car.
- Station-wagon body is big enough for families.
- Well regarded in the marketplace.
- Better to drive than some alternative SUVs.
- Early turbo models had engine problems.
- No five-speed automatic.
- No auto option on diesel.
- Interior felt cheap.
- Used slightly more fuel than some of the competition.
Nissan X-Trail – Incredibly cheap feeling inside, but made up for by vast load space. Can be expensive if something goes wrong. 3 stars
Toyota RAV4 – Long-wheelbase version makes plenty of sense and should last well. Packaging probably not as good as Forester's. 3.5 stars
Honda CR-V – On-demand all-wheel-drive wasn't as good as Subaru's. Engine could feel a bit puny when fully loaded and asked to deliver. 3 stars
What to pay (courtesy of Glass's Guide):
Model Year New Now
XS Premium 2008 $37,490 $18,900
XS Premium 2009 $37,990 $21,500
XS Premium 2010 $37,490 $27,400
XS Premium 2011 $38,490 $28,100
XS Premium 2012 $38,490 $30,400
XT (turbo) 2008 $38,990 $19,700
Diesel 2010 $35,990 $23,000
Diesel 2011 $35,990 $26,300
Diesel 2012 $36,490 $28,500
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Apart from a bit of extra space and some soft touch interior surfaces, The diesel Forester does not seem to have got anything much new - Run out deals on the old model look like a bargain, as you save thousands and miss out on bugger all.
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- geoffa1
- Location
- Keilor East
- Date and time
- December 23, 2012, 8:56PM
It surprises me that reviewers never mention the rear wheel bearing problems that afflict all Liberty/Outback/Forester models from around 2000-on.
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- spannerman
- Location
- Newcastle
- Date and time
- December 24, 2012, 9:20AM
It's not the best looking car but it is good value for money.
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- Trev
- Location
- Sydney
- Date and time
- December 24, 2012, 9:32AM
I am a previous forester owner a 06 xt Luxury and I do not see the appeal in these cars now. Horrendous fuel usage, chews tyres, expensive servicing, wheel bearings gone at on 80K, stuffed sunroof(3K), road noise, dodge 4 speed auto. I'm glad I never saw the head gasket problem, but I not sure mine didn't have it cause it would use a bit of coolant.
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- Jeff
- Location
- Newcastle
- Date and time
- December 24, 2012, 10:15AM
Jeff, why would Subaru source a 4 speed auto from Dodge? Was yours some kind of special, or an after market kit?
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- Rojja
- Location
- Sydney
- Date and time
- December 24, 2012, 1:48PM
I am looking at a second hand SUV of this vintage, and removed the Subaru from the list because of the auto gearbox. It is absolutely terrible. The internal finishes are below par as well. I think I will settle on either a CRV (quality) or X-trail (practicality).
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- mypenismighty
- Location
- perth
- Date and time
- December 24, 2012, 12:51PM
If you learn to drive you could get a manual one and get dual range into the bargain.
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- geoffa1
- Location
- Keilor East
- Date and time
- December 25, 2012, 7:36AM
..hit the nail on the head about crv and xtrail.
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- Marc
- Location
- Gold Coast
- Date and time
- December 25, 2012, 2:20PM
Must be some seriously high kms on the cars Glass's Guide are looking at because you won't find an S3 XS Premium with under 100Ks for less than 22-23K + on roads... and even higher km xs premiums are over 20...
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- Jo
- Location
- Ballarat
- Date and time
- December 29, 2012, 12:15AM
Yeah agree the resale on these is ridiculous and I would only purchase new. A car with 150,000 kms on is halfway through it's useful life and, no surprise, the next 150,000 isn't as good as the first. So why people think they can ask 2/3 of new pricing for mileage in excess of 100,000km and others will pay it is beyond me.
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- addy
- Location
- perth
- Date and time
- February 26, 2013, 6:22PM
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I adore these lip butters. I don't even care for lipstick or lipgloss but I think these are fantastic. They are moisturizing, smooth and pigmented. The packaging is lovely. The only thing is that I cannot find these locally ANYWHERE. I have Gumdrop, Strawberry Shortcake and Cotton Candy.
on 12/5/2011 1:13:00 AM
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I bought the color Fig Jam and loved it. It looks dark in the tube but even as Adair skinned person, it's not overly dark. It's not long lasting but very moisturizing. I'll be trying other colors at this price.
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These lip butters are amazing! I bought Gumdrop and Sugar Frosting from CVS. I am going back to get Cotton Candy and Cupcake. These lip butters are so moisturizing for your lips during the winter time.
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Love this formula! I've been really into Revlon lately and this latest product has surprised and pleased me again. I love the way this feels on my lips! Very soft and slightly glossy. I tried the Sweet Tart and bought another one after just 2 days! This color is my perfect pink. I'd say its bright bubblegum pink. The color stays on longer than you think a sheer moisturing lip product would. Most lipsticks that are too soft tend to not stay on or feather, but this is better than the more expensive ones I've tried. Love the packaging, too. The tinted covers are very close to the shade in the tube. I bought Maybelline's BabyLips at the same time and this actually moisturizes and smooths my lips BETTER !
on 12/4/2011 12:49:00 PM
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I think these work well on aging lips as long as you exfoliate and use Aquaphor or some other balm at night, and apply carefully to avoid running into the nasal labial folds. Berry Smoothie is my favorite everyday color but I also find Sweet Tart, Pink Truffle and Peach Parfait to be very wearable without looking hoochie or too bright. I love Lollipop but it's just a bit much. I tried Cotton Candy but it's too light, although it looks nice under Sweet Tart. I expect these to need re-application often but they do leave a nice residual tint and the price isn't horrendous.
EDIT-Jan 22 2012
After trying to work with these for a month I'm giving up. I've never had such chapped lips and have to use Aquaphor now. I'm glad I gave away the extras I bought. Concept good, execution unsatisfactory.
on 12/4/2011 11:51:00 AM
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Bought these in a lot of colors... sorry I did, except that they will make great Christmas gifts!!! They are not for aging lips!! I won't buy again.
on 12/4/2011 10:02:00 AM
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I'd heard a lot about these lip butters and when I saw them recently in my local cvs, I just had to buy one. I bought sweet tart, and it is absolutely BEAUTIFUL! It looks amazing with my skin tone and makes my lips look gorgeous, plump and healthy. My only complaints are that it doesn't moisturize as much as I was hoping (but it does moisturize more than a lipstick while still giving great pigmentation) and that it really doesn't come with that much product, and being a teenager with minimal money to spend, found it kind of pricy. When i bought the maybelline baby lips I was so surprised with how much product you got for the price, this, not so much. I also really like the packaging, it reminds me a lot of more high end products.
on 12/4/2011 12:28:00 AM
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I love these and now have all 20!! I'll provide descriptions of each below. They wear quite well for a sheer lipstick (about 4 hours on me) and aren't drying at all. Some are as pigmented as a lipstick and some are more sheer. I'll note that below also. They were roughly $7.49 a piece which is not bad for the quality (and Revlon is on sale often).
-Red Velvet- pigmented deep, almost burgundy red
-Candy Apple- pigmented warm red; very wearable
-Cherry Tart- pigmented bright, cool toned pinky-red
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-Raspberry Pie- the most pigmented of all the butters; bright magenta
-Berry Smoothie- pigmented wearable MLBB pink-berry; has some shimmer
-Gumdrop- sheer cool lavender; has some shimmer
-Lollipop- pigmented bright, cool purple-y pink
-Pink Truffle- pigmented MLBB pink-y brown
-Sweet Tart- pigmented bright salmon pink
-Cotton Candy- sheer light, cool pink
-Strawberry Shortcake- sheer and slightly brighter and warmer than Cotton Candy; has some shimmer
-Cupcake- sheer cool baby pink
-Sugar Frosting- sheer pale icy pink/nude; has some shimmer
-Tutti Fruitti- pigmented neon orange/coral
-Peach Parfait- pigmented wearable golden peach; has some shimmer
-Creamsicle- sheer pale peach/nude
-Creme Brulee- sheer brown nude; has some shimmer
-Brown Sugar- sheer brown nude, slightly darker than Creme Brulee; has some shimmer
on 12/3/2011 11:53:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I bought this in the colour Strawberry Shortcake, witch is a wearable everyday pink. I am in love with these lip butters and I want to get more. They are basically like a really moisturierizing lipstick. These lip butters are super pigmented witch is unexpected for a lip butter. I like the fact that these come in a tube rather than a pot because they are easier to apply. These do moistureize your lips but not a ton. This does not sink into the craks on my lips and it looks so glossy on. But one of these did break on me and I was not pressing hard so that sucks. They sell these in 20 different colours so it should be easy to find colour you like. These do not have a distinct scent but it would be nice if they smelled good. Overall I do like these lip butters and I would reccomend them. Thanks for reading and I hope this helps!
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Finally these came to Canada! Oh man, when I saw the stand at my local Shoppers, I was ecstatic! I wanted to buy them all, but too bad a lot of them were sold out, so I just bought Sweet Tart. Very moisturizing, doesn't accentuate dryness, sheer upon applicaion (I can use even use this colour for everyday) and it's beautiful to look at. I'm definitely buying more!
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Action Greg Cover
Finished cover to Action Greg Issue #1
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberJuly 6th, 2006 #2
...are you looking for any crits?
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There's a lack of detail and coloring that detracts from the image. It's hard to comment about the anatomy since you don't really show much. The background you have right now doesn't work very well. However, I don't think it's really a bad picture, it just needs some work to help it be more interesting.
July 6th, 2006 #4
That's true, this image is relatively small, and I think we'd find it lacking in detail fullsize in front of us. I love the fact that his name is Action Greg and he looks kinda weak and chubby. That kills me.
July 6th, 2006 #5
People seem to not like things on here to large so I am unsure how large I should post these pics.....
The background is suppose to be abstract like some comic covers utilize (Ghost Rider, all white background, with a spear going through his eye to the ground).


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Forum Post: Colts Disgrace Themselves
Posted 10/25/2011 12:11:42 EDT
In Response to Re: Colts Disgrace Themselves: I am convinced that this team is intentionally tanking it. I also believe that they would not have better than 2 wins even if they were trying. This team more »
Forum Post: Fake Injuries
Posted 01/18/2011 04:01:56 EST
In Response to Fake Injuries: Pathetic cheaters. Every time the Pats get a first down the Jets fake an injury. Posted by themightypatriotz Oh get it. It's only ok if the Patriots do business as bus more »
Forum Post: We Overacheived, so lets be thankful for what we did!
Posted 01/18/2011 03:49:39 EST
Agreed, when's the parade? more »
Forum Post: Phantom Goal?
Posted 05/17/2010 05:43:21 EDT
I forward this thread to the NHL league offices. The actually agreed with you... It's a tie game were going to play the last 6 second of regulation and any OT, if necessary, tomorrow night at 8:00 on more »
Forum Post: Reason for loss of game 5
Posted 05/11/2010 12:01:39 EDT
Bruins fans quit on the team, that's why we lost. The Canadians fans willed that team to a come from behind win last night. Because most of you are a bunch of front running frauds we cost the B's a w more »
Forum Post: neighborhood encounter - update
Posted 01/27/2010 03:53:20 EST
Pic's? more »
Forum Post: Who will loose most weight before Spring workouts????
Posted 01/27/2010 12:46:50 EST
Your saying supposibly if they loose weight it won't help the line. Irregardless the point will be mute. more »
Forum Post: Gil and Gino
Posted 01/11/2010 04:31:26 EST
Schwank, LOL... There is a little of that in my post. A classic "shooting of the messenger" on my part. A lot of people, present company included need to be talked off the figurative bridge toda more »
Forum Post: Fans should not have booed yesterday
Posted 01/11/2010 04:17:24 EST
Oh for goodness sake are you kidding me! They're lucky that Patriot place wasn't torn down yesterday after that debacle. F them needing a 12th man! YOU NEED 11 MEN ON THE FIELD BEFORE THE 12TH MAN CA more »
Posted 01/11/2010 03:47:27 EST
Not saying these guys weren't good in their day but IMHO they are getting stale as a broadcasting team. By far they're the weakest major sports team in Boston Radio. Was out and had to listen to them more »
Posted 01/11/2010 01:33:25 EST
Time to clean these two out too. I want to stab myself in the ears listing to these two trip over the PBP game after game. What do you think? Another possibility would be to bring in another color gu more »
Forum Post: Frustrated with Belichick
Posted 01/11/2010 01:22:08 EST
SILENCE! The man is a coaching Genius. In Bill we trust. Give belichick a week and he'll confuse and confound any quarterback. Belichick does things the patriot way. He can bring in any player and more »
Forum Post: BB's methods now outdated - he must re invent himself
Posted 01/10/2010 04:58:49 EST
John Harbaugh came up with a defense to confuse and confound Brady. I'll say it again the ONLY reason for Belichick's success is that he got lucky with a sixth round draft pick... What we saw this sea more »
Forum Post: KRAFT/BELICHECK=Low Rent/Low Pay! They Better Change or Pats Are Forever Done!
Posted 01/10/2010 04:49:57 EST
Belichick will come up with a defense to confuse and confound Flacco more »
Forum Post: Best overtime solution
Posted 10/13/2009 02:29:33 EDT
Funny how this works...We're all fine with the OT rules until we lose in OT. I have yet to here anyone complain about the OT rules when we win in OT.
Forum Post: Yankees Are Going After Ryan Howard!
Posted 12/23/2008 11:23:39 EST
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Forum Post: All aboard!!!!!!
Posted 09/24/2008 05:23:51 EDT
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Forum Post: Just a shout out to Randy Moss
Posted 09/22/2008 06:31:19 EDT
[Quote] good point, as mosses pyschiatirst you must know a lot more about his inner pysceh then we do. He didnt have big games in some of The POs last year, but the didnt complain, I wonder what infor more »
Posted 09/17/2008 09:14:04 EDT
Keep passing around the Kool-Aid folks.It's only going to take a few more games with play calling like this and Moss' head is going to start spining, a loss will get him going even sooner.
Forum Post: charlie frye, Patriot
Posted 09/09/2008 12:43:18 EDT
[Quote] Cassel is our QB and his train is leaving for New york either get on or get the F*ck off![/Quote]QUOTE OF THE WEEK! more »
Forum Post: If anyone can
Posted 09/09/2008 12:36:31 EDT
You forgot to say vanilla offense, dink and dunk. The message will be deilvered when Cassell floats up that deep ball and it lands 10 yars short of a wide open Moss. Moss will deliver the message; I w more »
Forum Post: 28 times brady hit the grass
Posted 02/08/2008 11:18:02 EST
PLEASE STOP! You guys whining about the no-calls are pathetic.�� Matt Light, the human turnstile �has been holding guys all season long.� I guess you've become accustomed to getting phantom calls to k more »
Forum Post: Randy Moss domestic situation
Posted 01/16/2008 01:53:48 EST
Agreed.. more »
Posted 01/16/2008 01:52:34 EST
Get a clue. [off topic sorry] spare me the self-righteous nonsense. Don't kid yourself into thinking if the PPK finals were held in Foxboro and any of those kids wore a Colts jersey, their wouldn't be more »
Posted 01/16/2008 01:40:14 EST
Fair enough, but if this were alleged againt LT or Merriman I dont think we be giving each other lessons in due process. That's all I'm saying. more »
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She's chief engineer, and he's chief helmsman.
On top of actually piloting and tinkering, there's twice that much time out of every day where they're supposed to administrate and fill out paperwork. Crew evaluations, citations, demotions, constructing duty shifts. Stuff. Is Tom's job to plot the course as much as remark on how shitty the course they have followed has been? It seems like it should have been Toms job but somehow I feel that Harry did it, even though there was a stellar cartography division on Voyager in the earlier seasons before it was made redundant by astrometrics and Seven started being responsible for the course.
They can be a helmsman or an engineer with reduced hours, but they can't be chief.
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Franklin Silas Terry, the first vice-president of the emerging General Electric Corporation, is pictured here between 1919 and 1921. The tent pictured was Terry's temporary housing during construction of the estate known as In-the-Oaks. The Swannanoa Valley Museum will be hosting its annual Historic Haunted House tour at In-the-Oaks in October this year.
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Montreat Pool
The Montreat pool is open until August 14. Lap swim, recreationally swim, or sun bathe. A great activity for everyone. Daily 1 - 6 p.m. with lap swim from noon - 1 p.m. weekdays. Cost per person is $5; age three and under free.
Dulcimer Workshops
Free Mountain (Lap) Dulcimer Workshops are being offered - brand new beginner level, flexible dates and times throughout August, in east Asheville home. Offered by Janet Parkerson, experienced multi-instrumentalist and teacher. Space limited, by reservation only. Call (828) 298-1090 or email janet email@example.com.
Joye Ardyn Durham Photographs
The work of local photographer Joye Ardyn Durham will be on display in the upper gallery of the Black Mountain Center for the Arts through September 12. The gallery is free and open to the public Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Arts Center is located at 225 W. State Street, 669-0930, www.Black MountainArts.org.
SVFAL Juried Exhibit
The Swannanoa Valley Fine Arts League (SVFAL) features an exciting array of art in the 47th Annual Juried Exhibit at the Red House Studios and Gallery. The exhibit runs through August 31 at 310 W. State Street in Black Mountain. For more information, call 669-0351 or go to svfalarts.org. Hours are Monday - Saturday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon - 4 p.m.
Montessori School
Black Mountain Montessori School, located at 130 Center Avenue, is accepting applications for enrollment for students age two and a half - sixth grade for the 2014-2015 school year. For more information, please call 669-9462 or visit the school website. You may also drop by their tent at Park Rhythms on August 6 to talk to a representative from the school.
Aqua Exercise
Aqua exercise classes are a low-impact cardio exercise and workout in the Black Mountain Pool on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 - 10 a.m. through August. The fee is $33 monthly or $40 for 10 classes. Visit www.blackmountainrec.com to register online.
Summer Food Program
The Buncombe County Library, Recreation and Culture Department partners with Buncombe County Schools Child Nutrition Department to provide free meals to children during the summer. This summer, meals will be served at the Owen Pool located of off Old U.S. Highway 70 (117 Stone Drive Swannanoa) Monday - Friday at 11:30 a.m. and at the Black Mountain Library (105 N. Dougherty Street) in the education room from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. There are no income requirements or registration. Any child under age 18 may come to eat. For more information, contact Lynn Pegg at (828) 250-6707 or visit www.buncombecoun ty.org/parks. For more information about the national Summer Food Service Program, visit www.fns.usda. gov/cnd/summer.
Class of 1974
Charles D. Owen Class of 1974 announces their 40th reunion celebration. The event begins Friday, September 26, with a football game at Owen at 7 p.m. Admission is $7. The fun continues Saturday, September 27, at Land of Sky Shrine Club, 39 Spring Cove Road, Swannanoa, with a barbecue dinner and dance, doors open at 6 p.m. Cost is $25 per person in advance. Classmates and staff from 1971 - 1977 are cordially invited to attend. R.S.V.P. and remit to Dale Fender, 365 Hillbilly Lane, Mills Spring, N.C., 28756 or Jan Gray, 417 Rowland Road, Swannanoa, N.C., 28778 before August 15. Follow the Class of 1974 on FB @ Charles D. Owen Class of 1974.
Cheshire Health and Fitness is hosting a handmade quilt raffle with all proceeds to support Black Mountain Elementary School. The beautiful quilt, made by local resident Barbara Wall, is on display in the Cheshire lobby. It is full size with rich colors of red, blue, green, and yellow. Raffle tickets cost $2 each, or $10 for six tickets, and can be purchased at the front desk of Cheshire each day of the week. Cash or checks may be made to Cheshire. Proceeds used for classroom and staff support. Tickets for sale this summer. For more information, contact Cheshire at 669-0400. Cheshire hours are Monday - Friday, 5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.; and Sunday, 1 - 6 p.m; Elementary hours are Monday - Thursday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
BMCA Dance Class
Amy Maze is teaching a full slate of dance classes for children at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts, located at 225 W. State Street. Classes are $40 per month and can be joined at any time. Kids in Motion, (ages 3 - 5) Thursday from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m., Beginning Hip Hop/Contemporary, (ages 6 - 10) Monday from 4 - 5 p.m. or Thursday from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m., and Tween Dance Class, (ages 11 - 14) Monday from 5 - 6 p.m. Call in advance to pre-register - 669-0930, www.BlackMountainArts .org. Class size is limited.
Kids Yoga Camp
Kids Yoga "Camp" with Brandon will be offered at Black Mountain Yoga on Tuesdays, July 29 - August 12, from 2 - 3 p.m. at Black Mountain Yoga. No pre-registration necessary. Just show up! Mats are provided. For more information, visit www.BlackMountainYoga .com.
Support Group
Are you caring for a person with memory loss? Memory Loss Caregivers of East Buncombe, an education and support group sponsored by the Highland Farms Residents' Corporation, meets every second Tuesday from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in Lounge Room 3 (lower level), J-K entrance of Brookside Building, at Highland Farms Retirement Community in Black Mountain. The support group is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Mary Donnelly at (828) 230-4143 or Pat Hilgendorf at (828) 645-9189 or pa email@example.com.
Celebrate Recovery
What is keeping your life from shining with glorious colors? Habits? Hang-ups? Hurts? Now is the season for weeding your garden so your life can bloom as God meant it to bloom. If you want to live a fuller, richer life, please join Celebrate Recovery every Tuesday evening starting at 6:15 p.m. A free dinner and free childcare is provided. They meet at Mountain View Church, 2221 North Fork, Right Fork Road in Black Mountain. Please call Connie at 669-1981 for more information.
Park Rhythms
Black Mountain Recreation and Parks Department is celebrating the 19th season of their popular summer concert series, Park Rhythms. Black Mountain Recreation and Parks is proud to provide this free quality concert series that attracts both tourists and community members alike. Held each Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at Lake Tomahawk in Black Mountain, through August 14. Bands include August 7 - Adam Brooks Dudding; August 15 - A Social Function. For information, contact Brittany Williams at 669-8610, at the Lakeview Center, or brittany.williams@townof blackmountain.org.
Film Series
An upcoming film series about corporate money in politics and how it impacts democracy will be sponsored by Move to Amend of Buncombe County and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Black Mountain. A film will be shown every first Thursday through the summer at 7 p.m. August 7 - "The Story Of Citizens United v FEC." The Unitarian Universalist Congregation is located at 500 Montreat Road in Black Mountain.
Aldermen Meeting
The Black Mountain Board of Aldermen monthly agenda session meeting will be held on Thursday, August 7, at 5 p.m. at town hall, 160 Midland Avenue, Black Mountain. The meeting is open to the public.
Blood Drive
The American Red Cross will hold the following blood drive: Thursday, August 7, at Black Mountain Presbyterian Church, 117 Montreat Road, Black Mountain, 2 - 6:30 p.m. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call the church at 669-2725.
Alderman Showers Meeting
Black Mountain Alderman Carlos Showers will hold a town hall meeting this Thursday, August 7, at 6:30 p.m. at the Black Mountain Library.
Senior Center Events
There are many fun and exciting things going on at the Lakeview Senior Center in August: Snack & Learn - Daytime Drowsiness: Monday, August 18 - from 11 a.m. - noon (upstairs) - Presented by HealthRidge Pharmacy; Van Clan - lunch and matinee: Friday, August 15 - the van will depart from Lake Tomahawk parking lot at 11:30 a.m. and will return promptly after the movie, "The Hundred Foot Journey." The cost is $10/person for transportation and movie ticket. Please reserve your spot by Thursday, August 14; Wildflower Walk - Thursday, August 7, at 10 a.m. Please email Jim Poling, jpol email@example.com for more information; AARP Driver Refresher Class - Thursday, August 28, from 1:15 - 5:30 p.m., upstairs at Lakeview Center. Cost is $20 for non-members and $15 for current AARP members. Pre-registration required; Birding Outing: Saturday, August 16, at 8 a.m. - please meet in the parking lost at Lake Tomahawk with your binoculars and comfortable shoes. Please email Jim Poling at firstname.lastname@example.com if you plan on attending to ensure that you are current on any last minute changes. New classes available - remember that the Lakeview Center has a full calendar of activities and classes going on, but here are a couple of new activities: Latin Cardio - Thursdays at 10:15 a.m. - cost is $6/class or $30 for six weeks. This is a dance cardio fusion to Latin rhythms.; Learn to Salsa Dance - starts Monday, August 4, from 4 - 5 p.m. $30 for six week series. Pre-registration required. Drop-in not available as each class will build on the previous lesson. This class is for men and women, married and single! For information, contact Brittany Williams at 669-8610 at the Lakeview Center or brittany.williams @townofblackmountain.org.
Lego Club
The Black Mountain Library now has a Lego Club for ages six - 12 that meets on the second Friday of each month from 4 - 5 p.m. The August meeting will be Friday, August 8. Legos are provided by the library, located at 105 Dougherty Street. For more information, call (828) 250-4756.
Yarn Shop
Black Mountain Yarn Shop, located at 203-A W. State Street, announces the following: Portuguese Style Knitting - Saturday, August 9, 1 - 2 p.m. - learn the knit/purl stitch using Portuguese style knitting. Excellent technique for stranded knitting, fair isle knitting, and for those with arthritis; Northport Shawl - the lacy leaf and cable pattern with dropped stitches in the Northport Shawl reflect the freshly fallen leaves blowing in the wind - (3 parts) - Saturdays - September 6, 13, and 20 - 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.; Socks - Toe-Up-Two-At-A-Time (3 parts) - Saturdays, September 6, 13, and 27, - 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. - Learn to knit socks 2-at-a-time from the toe up; For Sit and Stitch details, please call 669-7570. For all of the workshops and classes, pre-registration is required. For more information, call 669-7570 or email info@blackmountain yarnshop.com.
Sourwood Festival
The Black Mountain - Swannanoa Chamber of Commerce will host the 37th Annual Sourwood Festival in downtown Black Mountain on Saturday, August 9, and Sunday, August 10. The Sourwood Idol Contest will be held on Friday, August 8. A shuttle will be operated by the Black Mountain Recreation and Parks Department on Saturday from noon - 6 p.m. and Sunday from noon - 4 p.m. Pick-up will be in the Ingles parking lot and drop-off at SunTrust Bank. For more information, visit www.sourwoodfestival.com or call 669-2300.
Sourwood 5K
This year marks the 26th running of the Sourwood 5K, a premiere road run/walk held August 9 in conjunction with the Sourwood Festival. The well marked/supervised 5K course features rolling hills, shade, three aid stations, and lots of fun. Also returning is the Cheshire Pump and Run where participants earn deductions off their 5K times for doing bench presses pre-race. Both events are held at the Cheshire Fitness Club in Black Mountain. Check out www.Sourwood5k.com for event information, online registration, Pump and Run rules, and course maps. Paper applications can be picked up at Cheshire and area merchants. Contact Event Mercenaries at 669-1902 or in firstname.lastname@example.com for additional questions and/or information on sponsorship opportunities. Girls on the Run of WNC is the official charity these events.
Mind Body Spirit Day
The Light Center will hold Mind Body Spirit Day on Saturday, August 9. At 11 a.m., Rev. Heidi's Healing Crystal Bowls ($10 suggested); 1 p.m., free Reiki Circle courtesy of N.C. Reiki Education Training Center; 3 p.m., Vocal Toning for Transformation and Peace with Yvonne Rainbow. ($10 suggested). For more information, call (828) 668-6845. The Light Center is located on N.C. Highway 9.
Fish Dinner Fundraiser
A fish dinner fundraiser will be held on Saturday, August 9, at 11 a.m. at Lake Tomahawk, 401 Laurel Circle Drive in Black Mountain. It is sponsored by Mt. Allen Prince Hall Lodge #708. Music of Motown Blues begins at 2 p.m. A fish dinner with cole slaw, hush puppies, and French fries costs $10. A fish sandwich and French fries costs $6. Cake and soda will be available.
John Springer
The Light Center will host John Springer, of Enchanted Walkabouts, on Sunday, August 10. From 2:30 - 5 p.m., a workshop, and from 5 - 5:30 p.m., Prayers for Mother Earth. For more information, call (828) 668-6845. The Light Center is located on N.C. Highway 9.
School Fun Run
Black Mountain Moose Family Center's annual back to school fun run is set for Sunday, August 10, rain or shine. First bikes out at 1 p.m., last in by 5 p.m. Leaving Black Mountain Moose Lodge and riding to the Straightaway Café, then to the backyard bar (formerly the Shovelhead Saloon), Todd's Sandwich Shop and Pub, then back to the Black Mountain Moose Lodge. Free food for all participants. Door prizes. In the event of inclement weather, this event will take place entirely at the Black Mountain Moose Lodge. Suggested donation is $10 per rider, with all proceeds benefiting Black Mountain Primary and Elementary Schools. Drop off your school supplies donations at the lodge, too. For more information, call Nancy Bartlett at (828) 231-8694 or the Black Mountain Moose Lodge at 669-2220.
Aldermen Meeting
The Black Mountain Board of Aldermen will meet for their regular monthly meeting on Monday, August 11, at 6 p.m. in the board room in the town hall building, 160 Midland Avenue, Black Mountain. The meeting is open to the public.
Clay Classes
Two-hour adult clay classes are offered in six-week sessions starting August 11 at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts. Beginner's classes are available on Saturday mornings and Monday evenings. Fee is $135 for six-weeks, which includes open studio practice times, plus a $50 lab fee that covers 25 pounds of clay, glazing, and firing. Open studio time is included in the tuition for those who want additional supervised practice. Other classes are available for those with some experience and an independent study option is available for those who have proven experience. The Black Mountain Center for the Arts is located at 225 W. State Street, 669-0930, www.BlackMountainArts.org.
Concert Event
Celebrate Recovery at Mountain View Church in Black Mountain is pleased to announce an upcoming concert event featuring Tate Music and Nashville recording artist Arvie Bennett, Jr. The concert is set for Tuesday, August 12. They offer a free meal from 6:15 - 7 p.m., followed by the concert and testimony by Bennett and his wife, Bunny, from 7 - 8 p.m. Small groups will meet from 8 - 9 p.m. Please join them for this exciting concert and testimony. Free childcare is provided.
Urban Forestry Commission
The Black Mountain Urban Forestry Commission will meet on Tuesday, August 12, at 6 p.m. at town hall, 160 Midland Avenue, Black Mountain. Commission to check in on the service day details and walk downtown to do a tree evaluation. The meeting is open to the public.
Mystery Book Club
The Black Mountain Mystery Book Club will meet on Tuesday, August 12, at 7 p.m. at the Black Mountain Library, located at 105 Dougherty Street. The book to be discussed is "The Thieftaker," by D.B. Jackson. All interested mystery readers are welcome to attend. For more information, call (828) 250-4756.
Women's Club
The Black Mountain Women's Club will have a meeting Wednesday, August 13, from 10 - 11 a.m. in the Black Mountain United Methodist Church House. This will be a planning meeting for the upcoming international luncheon and yard sale, both scheduled in September.
Reception at the Curiosity Shoppe
Please join the Curiosity Shoppe in Cherry Street Square on August 16 from 4 - 7 p.m. to celebrate the art of Zane, Dragon Fire Mosiacs. Enjoy wine, cheese, and lite bites. Zane will be showing at the Curiosity Shoppe through August. For more information, call 669-7467.
Open House
Better Life Health Spa and Healthy Traditions are running a grand opening for the month of August, focusing on August 16, 23, and 30 with open houses. Located on Ridgeway Avenue in Black Mountain. For more information, call 669-7098.
Homer's Chapel Free Will Baptist Church invites the community to homecoming on Sunday, August 17, starting at 10 a.m. Eighth Day will be singing and then immediately after, Howard Messer will bring the message.
Make Plans to see 'JUMP!'
The Front Porch Theatre at Black Mountain Center for the Arts is happy to present the world premier of 'JUMP!', a children's theater production on Friday and Saturday, August 15 and 16, (6:30 p.m.), and Sunday matinee, August 17, (2 p.m.). A $15 ($10 for kids) donation is requested at the door. The Black Mountain Center for the Arts is located at 225 W. State Street. For more information, call 669-0930.
Housing Commission
The Town of Black Mountain Housing Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday, August 18, in town hall at 160 Midland Avenue, Black Mountain. The meeting will include election of officers and draft presentation of minimum housing code. The meeting is open to the public.
Medicare Class
The Council on Aging, in conjunction with Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP), announces information sessions, Medicare Choices Made Easy, for the third quarter. The information sessions will explain how Medicare works, the enrollment process, how to avoid penalties, and ways that beneficiaries might save money. The information sessions are free and open to the public. People new to Medicare, care givers, and others who help senior citizens with their Medicare insurance should consider attending this informative class. The information presented is unbiased and accurate. No products are sold, recommended, or endorsed. To reserve your place, register online at coabc.org or call the Council on Aging at (828) 277-8288. A session will be held on August 20 from 6 - 8 p.m at the Black Mountain Library, 105 N. Dougherty Street, Black Mountain.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Town of Black Mountain Historic Preservation Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, August 20, in town hall at 160 Midland Avenue, Black Mountain. The meeting will include minor works/staff approval reviews for 121 Cherry Street and 100 Broadway and chapter 4 revisions for historic district guidelines. The meeting is open to the public.
Swannanoa Knitters
The Swannanoa Knitters will meet on Wednesday, August 20, at 6 p.m. at the Swannanoa Library, 101 West Charleston Street. This is a casual knitting and needlework group for all skill levels. For more information, call (828) 250-6486.
The Town of Black Mountain Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, August 21, in town hall at 160 Midland Avenue, Black Mountain. The meeting will include approval of order for Gold Leaf Walkway variance and training session with Town attorney Ron Sneed. The meeting is open to the public.
Swannanoa Book Club
The Swannanoa Book Club will meet on Thursday, August 21, at 6 p.m. at the Swannanoa Library, located at 101 West Charleston Street. The book to be discussed is yet to be determined - please call the Swannanoa Library for more information at (828) 250-6486.
Bluegrass/Gospel Concert
First Baptist Church, located at 130 Montreat Road in Black Mountain, invites the community to a bluegrass/gospel singing on Saturday, August 23, at 6 p.m. featuring Bobby and Blue Ridge Tradition. Everyone is welcome! This will be an outside event on the church lawn. (If bad weather, concert will be inside.) Free refreshments will be provided. A love offering will be taken. Sponsored by the Friendship Sunday School Class. For more information, please call 669-6461 or (828) 230-4487. Dr. Bill Henderson is intentional interim minister; Noah Barratt, is youth director.
Class of 1974
Charles D.Owen Class of 1974 will meet for their monthly dinner on August 23, at the Straightaway Café on N.C. Highway 9. Newcomers from the class are always welcome, as well as school staff and classmates from other grades. Dessert will probably be eaten at the Straightaway Café.
Bear Cub Classic
Black Mountain Home for Children, Youth and Families will host the Fourth Annual Bear Cub Classic Golf Tournament on September 17 at Broadmoor Golf Links in Fletcher. Breakfast and a brief presentation will begin at 8:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. Entry fee of $100 for individuals and $400 for foursomes includes breakfast, lunch, and an awards celebration. A number of prizes will be available for holes in one and other achievements. Hole sponsorships at $1,000 are still available. Funds raised go to support the Home's Every Day Fund helping to meet the daily needs of the children in care. For more information, call (828) 686-3451.
Worship and the Arts: Advent Travels
September 22-24, Montreat Conference invites you to come learn new ways Year B Advent texts can live through the interplay of music, liturgy, visual art, and preaching. Begin with worship centered around the first Sunday of Advent, followed by keynote where you will unpack liturgical themes, continuing with a panel discussion on the texts, leading into an afternoon filled with "hands-on" workshops where you can write, create, paint, and sing the scriptures. For more information, visit www.montreat.org/event/2014-worship-arts-ad vent-travels/ or call 669-2911, ext. 339.
By the Numbers: A Day with Eileen Lindner
Many claim, by means of their personal experience, their well-read perspective or inspired intuition, that they have valuable insight into where the church has been and where it is going. All these approaches have their own merits and liabilities. But what do the numbers say? Can quantitative analysis reveal a broader glimpse of the American religious landscape in a day which defies traditional patterns of religious expression? Now more than a decade into the 21st Century, what do the numbers tell about religious culture and practice of faith. Montreat Conference Center invites you to come share in piecing together the quantitative mosaic of American faith practices on September 25. For more information visit www.montreat.org/event/2014-day-eileen-lindner/ or call 669-2911, ext. 339.
Fall By the Tracks 5K
The Old Depot Association's Fourth Annual Fall By the Tracks 5K Fun Run will be held on October 4. For information or to become a sponsor, contact Jim Griffin at firstname.lastname@example.com or register online for the race at www.carolinarunner.com.
Fall Festival
Black Mountain Home for Children, Youth and Families will host the annual fall festival on October 11 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the main campus in Black Mountain. Activities include a silent auction, pumpkin patch, children's games, a car show, barbecue, live music, fire trucks, and more. Funds raised go to support the Home's Every Day Fund helping to meet the daily needs of the children in care. Free admission. Call (828) 686-3451 for more information.
More Than None: Engaging the Religiously Unaffiliated
There is a growing number of people in the U.S. who resist identifying themselves with a particular religious tradition. They are not atheists. They are not apathetic. They often describe themselves as people who are seeking to know God. What can people in the church learn from these "nones?" What do they teach us about how churches and faith communities have failed to model a meaningful message? Montreat Conference Center invites you to explore what it might look like to fellowship with those who seek God outside the walls of the institutional church October 13 - 16. For more information, visit www.montreat.org/event/more-than-none/ or call 669-2911, ext. 339.
The Welcoming Congregation: Roots and Fruits of Christian Hospitality
Churches that want to embrace all people begin with the creation of welcoming sites, worship, meals, and small groups, then enjoy the fruits of reconciliation, outreach, and new perceptions of God's inclusive love. This October 16 program at Montreat Conference Center blends the "how to" and the "why to" of Christian hospitality, helps participants grasp the best practices of welcoming congregations across the theological spectrum, and concludes with the development of concrete action plans to take back to congregations. In his forward to Henry Brinton's book, "The Welcoming Congregation," Will Willimon writes that use of this book "can change your congregation's culture, turn your church inside-out, and give you the practical help you need to enable your church to be more hospitable and therefore more faithful." For more information, visit www.montreat.org/event/2014- welcoming-congregation/ or call 669-2911, ext. 339.


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