The Varied Life of Ann Miller Hopkins
The frenetic life of Ann Miller Hopkins has provided a bounty of ideas and images for her writing and art.
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Article Month: May 2021
Her Happy Place | Carla Gignilliat
There’s magic here in the mountains, and it’s captured in the art of Carla Gignilliat.
A Lifetime of Art | Michele Page Webster
Michele Page Webster’s creations are truly a mixture of the Mundane and the Sacred.
Barbara Jamison | Art League of Highlands Cashiers
For Barbara Jamison, the featured artist at the Art League of Highlands-Cashiers meeting set for 5:00 P.M. Monday, June 28, each creation is a mystery and a revelation.
Notch Up Your Skills
Discover the wonders embedded within a block of wood at the meetings of the Franklin Wood Carving Club – 6:30 P.M. Thursdays at Franklin High School.
Back in Theater Heaven | Highlands Playhouse
Highlands Playhouse bursts out of its Covid confinement with a bracing schedule focusing on crowd favorites.
We’re Going For It | Highlands PAC
Bluegrass sensation Seldom Scene breathes new life into Highlands Performing Arts Center with a kick-your-heels-up concert Friday, June 18. For tickets, visit highlandsperformingarts.com.
Martinis & Mozart
Of course! It turns out that Mozart and Martinis are a perfectly sublime blending. Join the Highlands-Cashiers Chamber Music Festival for Martinis & Mozart at the Old Edwards Farm’s Orchard House, set for 5:30 P.M. Tuesday July 13.
An Artistic Fusion at The Bascom
Jon Hendricks, The Bascom’s new Education Fellow, brings a passion for teaching and a nimble artistic sensibility.
Images that Stir the Soul
Bette Crowder’s watercolors are almost magical in their creation, and they document the wonders embroidered upon the fabric of reality.
