Wine Spectator’s Restaurant Awards recognize restaurants whose wine lists offer interesting selections, are appropriate to their cuisine, and appeal to a wide range of wine lovers. To qualify for an […]
Anyone who has a retail wine establishment can tell you that a label really matters. Some wineries have created such an attractive package that they eventually put less effort […]
The Highlands Food and Wine Festival is back from November 9 through the 12, and includes a full schedule of activities and even more ways to participate. New this […]
Scott Paxton has creativity in his blood. Most people know him as actor, director, and co-creator of The Instant Theatre Company in Highlands; and if you’ve ever been invited to […]
4118 Kitchen and Bar fills a particular niche in the Highlands restaurant landscape. It’s carefully calibrated to foster conversation, from hushed intimacies to lively friend-to-friend-to- friend debates. It fills the […]
While the regular season of the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival may be over, there is still one more special event to look forward to. The Vega String Quartet is returning […]
The Highlands Cashiers Players are bringing the second show of their 2017-2018 season to the stage October 12 through October 22, “Guilty Conscience,” by William Link and Richard L. Levinson. […]
Kathryn Potts, daughter of long-time production stage manager for the Highlands Performing Arts Center and Highlands Cashiers Players Megan Potts, recently received The Highlands Cashiers Players’ first Education Grant. Katy […]
If Art existed as a map, Nancy Everett would poke colorful pins all over the places (mediums and styles) she’s enjoyed. It’s safe to assume most of them are way […]
The Moulthrop family of Marietta, Georgia, includes three generations of world-renowned wood turners – Ed, Philip, and Matt, each of whom has contributed his own unique style to the medium. […]
