The Rotary Club of Highlands joined with MountainTop Rotary Club to host the Three W’s community service project WINTER WARM WEAR on Tuesday, November 17th at the Highlands Community Building.
Pictured: Tom Stribling; Zach Claxton, Rotary President; Erika Tyburski, CEO of Sanguina; and Robert Mannino, Chief Technology Officer of Sanguina
Rotarian Tom Stribling introduced Erika Tyburski, the CEO of Sanguina, Inc., as the featured speaker for the November 24, 2020 Highlands Rotary meeting.
With its 2020 season falling victim to Covid-19, The Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival casts its gaze toward a spectacular 40th anniversary celebration in 2021. For more information, visit h-cmusicfestival.org.
The glowing works of woodturners Philip and Matt Moulthrop are on glorious display at The Bascom, 323 Franklin Road in Highlands.
Portrait by A H Ludy of Howard Finster
The Playhouse and PAC are working on some collaborative projects including drive-in dramas, first-run movies. It may not be live performance, but it will be a welcome diversion guaranteed to amuse and engage.
Proving the wisdom of that old show biz adage, “The Show Must Go On!,” the Highlands Performing Arts Center keeps the plates spinning in this strange year. For announcements in titles, dates and scheduling, visit highlandsperformingarts.com.
For artist Jane Adams, the tactile dimension of felting is a beguiling invitation that won’t be ignored.
Anglers have plenty to be thankful for with the arrival of November.
Considering the well-being of our Plateau neighbors who’re foraging for survival can enrich our lives in unexpected ways.
