Author Shelby Van Pelt brings her tale of learning, loss, and redemption to a special fundraiser Sunday, September 15, at Wildcat Cliffs Country Club.
The Plateau’s twin libraries are bursting with new learning opportunities for patrons of all ages.
Mountain Theatre Company’s October musical, The Burnt Part Boys serves up generous helpings of warm Appalachian love and bittersweet twinges of loss and regret. Tickets are available for purchase at mountaintheatre.com
Friendships renewed, old stories swapped, new ones created, grandchildren celebrated, barbecue and sweet mountain music – everything’s being served up at Highlands Heritage Jamboree, October 12 at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.
Highlands Porchfest brings the happy sounds to downtown, including local favorites and artists new to the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau, September 15. For information on musicians, venues, sponsors, schedules, and more, visit highlandsporchfest.com.
There’s still time to prep your palate and loosen your wardrobe, The Highlands Food & Wine Festival is racing toward us like an out-of-control food truck careening down the Cullasaja Gorge. Limited tickets are still available to experience these events. For more information, visit highlandsfoodandwine.com.
The inescapable charm of Dahlias earns them two days in the sun with Highlands’ Dazzling Dahlia Festival, September 6 and 7.
“When I do count the clock that tells the time.” William weighs the measure of the days as September unwinds into the shadows and spiking sunshine of October.
Cover Artist Megan Gaillour’s artistic sensibilities and capabilities are constantly evolving, yet remain centered on the beauty and mystery of nature.
Highlands Chamber of Commerce reveals October Events.
