2024’s incarnation of Highlands Food & Wine Festival, set for November 7 through 10, is serving up lots of comfortable old favorite features and some tantalizing surprises to keep everyone sated and oh-so-happy. For tickets and more information visit highlandsfoodandwine.com.
Though its triumphant Summer Season is winding down, Mountain Theatre Company still has some fat rabbits to pull from its hat. Tickets are available at mountaintheatre.com/on-stage.
The Interlude Concert Series, which is sponsored by Highlands First Presbyterian Church, continues with a great lineup this month. Concerts are on Wednesdays at 2:00 P.M. at First Presbyterian Church.
Reader’s Delight! The twin libraries are hosting “authorized” events throughout August. It’s all free and everyone is invited.
A new playground at Highlands Rec Park is the clear winner of the Twilight 5K Road Race and Walk – Saturday, August 17, through Highlands.
Breeze Cable, possessor of the coolest name in the Western World, once more brings her astonishing musical talents to Porchfest – Sunday, September 15.
Matt Rogers brings his heartfelt brand of musical storytelling to the Thursday, August 15, Orchard Session at Old Edwards. For updates and to book online, visit OldEdwardsHospitality.com/OrchardSessions.
The Center for Life Enrichment’s August offerings spotlight golf, our precious First Amendment rights, and the art of felting. For more information on programs and registration, visit clehighlands.com, call (828) 526-8811, or stop by the office at the Peggy Crosby Center, 5th Street in Highlands, anytime Monday through Friday, 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Sun-ripened and plump, home-grown tomatoes are taking center stage at our local Farmers’ Markets.
The sounds of Friday Night Live and Saturdays on Pine are Highlands’ official Summer Soundtrack. The concerts are free, family-friendly and handicapped accessible.
