For those times when you need just a bit more.
Medic shared many days and nights helping at the Biltmore House during the annual Biltmore Concert Series this past summer. The series offer you an incomparable setting for enjoying an eclectic variety of music under sunset and a canopy of stars. Thank you Biltmore Estate Staff for all your hospitality and help. We look forward to the coming years.
Bele Chere (pronounced Bell Cher), was the largest free outdoor street festival in the Southeast, attracting up to 400,000 visitors a day in its busiest years. The three-day festival on the streets of Downtown Asheville featured live, original music all day and night for festival-goers. Bele Chere means "beautiful living" and comes from an ancient Scottish dialect. Bele Chere offers the unique opportunity to see, taste and hear some of the region’s finest art, cuisine and music. It ran for 35 years.
Bele Chere started in 1979 and was located on a whopping three blocks. It was the brainstorm of a handful of downtown Asheville merchants and business people with the vision of revitalizing our downtown business district, which was largely abandoned as retail businesses & residents moved to the suburbs.
Today, downtown Asheville is a very different place since it's bustling every weekend. Thus, the festival was now hurting downtown businesses since so many streets were closed.
Another wild night on the town as Medical Emergency Ambulance covers the massive celebration on New Years. The well known DJ GRiZ announced the premier of his New Years Eve celebration, “The Get Down”, which was unveiled in Asheville, North Carolina. The staff of the US Cellular Center and the fans were amazing and thankful for our presence.
Medic provided EMS services to several racetracks throughout the south-east over 20 years. We still provide that service today.
These events would bring in an average of 100,000 visitors a day.
NASCAR is second to the National Football League among professional sports franchises in terms of television viewers and fans in the United States. Internationally, its races are broadcast on television in over 150 countries. In 2004, NASCAR's Director of Security stated that the company holds 17 of the Top 20 regularly attended single-day sporting events in the world. Fortune 500 companies sponsor NASCAR more than any other motor sport.
