In addition to the artistic creations on display, the Mountaintop Rotary Art & Craft Show offers an irresistible array of treats to enjoy at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park or to take home, August 28 and 29.
For Odyssey and Wesley Wofford, the gentle spirit of the land infuses every moment of their lives.
The Cashiers Designer Showhouse will spotlight unexplored fields of mountain living. It’ll be staged August 21 through September 4.
It takes a small army of committed professionals to ensure that the Show Must Go On at Highlands Playhouse.
The enchanting handmade necklaces on sale at Dusty’s Rhodes Superette (493 Dillard Road in Highlands) are testament to the Plateau’s boundless creative spirit and its generous heart.
Wit’s End, located at 382 Main Street in Highlands, will host its annual Kinross Cashmere Trunk Show, August 13-14.
Non-profits, businesses, churches, and individuals are encouraged to get involved in Cashiers Festival of Trees. The deadline to submit a participant form is August 15. Some of the organizations already signed up include the Blue Ridge Free Dental Clinic, McKee Properties, Four Seasons Hospice, The Bascom, the Boys & Girls Club of the Plateau, and Cashiers Farmers Market. For those interested in decorating a tree, but are not sure how to get started with a design, the Foundation provides a list of themes, as well as local designers to assist.
Bark, Beer & Barbeque, set for August 17 at The Farm at Old Edwards, is a howling good time and the Cashiers-Highlands Humane Society’s main fundraiser. For tickets or more information, call (828) 743-5769.
Rain or shine, August 14 is a beautiful day for running in the 5K Twilight Race, snaking through Highlands. Interested participants can register at highlandstwilightrun.com.
For Debbie Word, the secret to delicious, smooth whiskey and bracing gin was growing all around her. The whole enterprise started right here in Glenville. Check out the wonders offered at chemistspirits.com.
