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Welcome to the Lexington Avenue Merchants Association Website |
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 HISTORIC LEXINGTON PARK
"Where world culture meets counter culture."
We hope you enjoy our chic and funky shops, sophisticated galleries, and restaurants serving international cuisine.
LAMA
LAMA (the Lexington Ave Merchants Association) promotes Lexington Park's independent businesses, architecture, and unique arts culture by preserving its historical character and encouraging progressive development. Our mission is to represent Lexington Park as a distinctive Downtown sub-district in the community and local government.
This Months Feature
VISIT SHADY GROVE at 65 N Lexington Ave.
Shady Grove truly believes that fresh flowers nourish the soul and awaken the senses unlike any other medium. The power of flowers to illuminate a room, perfume a hallway, add romance to an affair or brighten a workspace constantly energizes and inspires us. Every day is a good day for having flowers where you live and spend your time. Simple eye-catching arrangements of fresh flowers can bring life, color, and emotion into every aspect of our lives, reminding us of our affinity for the natural world. We are proud to have gained a reputation as a florist whose arrangements reflect these extraordinary qualities, through personalized, artistic and original designs.
Owner and head floral designer, Courtney Bloomfield, acquired the space in 2002, naming it for the adjoining garden that would soon become a proper namesake for this retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Stemming from a lifetime of true passion for all things green and growing, Courtney set out to create an environment unlike any other. Combining classic elegance, imagination and true artistry has set Shady Grove apart as a unique partnership between customer and merchant. Come in and see for yourself!
· Full Service Florist
· Same Day Delivery
· Wire Services
· Weddings
· Special Events· Corporate Accounts/ Weekly Subscriptions
and Gift Certificates
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LAAFF
The Lexington Avenue Arts & Fun Festival
Sunday, September 9th, 2007
11am to 10pm
LAAFF is an all local, all original street fair focused on preserving and showcasing the artistic culture of WNC.
The Festival was a great success this year! Thanks to all who volunteered
and all who joined us to celebrate.
This is what makes Asheville a great place to live.
Proceeds this year went to the Asheville Mural Project for our mural at the 240 underpass.
To learn more, to volunteer, or to download vendor applications for 2008, go to Arts2People.com
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