Highlands Playhouse’s embrace of innovative practices and an unstoppable “Let’s Put on A Show!” attitude ensures that live theater will survive on the Plateau.
“To be an inventor you need a good imagination and a pile of junk.” -Thomas Edison. This Month’s Feature Artist, Jonathan Langberg, has taken Mr. Edison’s advice to heart.
For photographer Dylan Lytle, capturing the drama embedded within the Wild Places lies at the heart of his art.
Thanks to milder winters, Armadillos have ambled onto the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau.
The female Belted Kingfisher is recognized by her splendid feathered finery. She’s courted by the slavish attention of her mate.
The arrival of warmer weather and the presence of unpredictable hatches means that local streams are once more the arenas for Close Encounters of The Finned Kind.
Highlands Festivals, Inc. announces 50-acre Winfield Farm as site for Bear Shadow ‘Base Camp’ main stage location to enhance fan experience. Maximum capacity remains 1,000 guests per day, with viewing areas now available in 4-, 6- and 8-person configurations
