The Twilight 5K Race is set for August 13. That gives you plenty of time to get those abs, hamstrings, glutes and calves into springy shape. And find some comfy shoes, too!
The Plateau’s twin libraries offer an entire suite of programs to illuminate the magic and majesty
of the season.
The Village Nature Series roars back to life with a series of in-depth explorations of our heritage, both Cherokee and natural.
Friday Night Live and Saturdays on Pine provide Highlands’ official Soundtrack of the Season. They’re free and everyone is invited.
Mike Kinnebrew brings his tales of Love and Life to the Orchard Sessions at
The Farm at Old Edwards, Thursday, May 19. For updates and to book online,
visit OldEdwardsHospitality.com/OrchardSessions.
Easter will be celebrated across the Plateau in all its post-Pandemic Glory.
Earth Day, set for April 22, is a joyous celebration of the mysteries and miracles bestowed upon all those who call this planet Home.
Bear Shadow brings its wide-open sounds and euphoric spirit to the Plateau at the end of the month. For more information and tickets, visit bearshadownc.com.
Chef Craig Richards, the impresario of Atlanta’s Lyla Lila Restaurant, serves up his favorite dishes and a host of front-of-the-house stories and back-of-the-kitchen tales for the Spring Fling at The Farm at Old Edwards, Thursday, April 14.
For more information, visit oldedwardshospitality.com
April is a Garden of Sensual and Spiritual Delights. Plus, there’s beer on the 7th.
