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The Origin of Us

Issue: Winter 2025 | by in History in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC

Though it’s now 150 years old, Highlands’ survival wasn’t always certain.

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A Collaboration for the Senses

Let’s raise a glass to the generosity of vintner Guy Davis and the vivid imagination of artist Leah Grace Craig.

Creamy Baba Ganoush

Issue: Winter 2025 | by Marlene Osteen in Dining in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC, Featured Dining

Not too long ago, hummus was considered an exotic treat by many Americans – now it’s a staple in refrigerators across the country. As hummus has paved the way, baba […]

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A Legend Has Retired

Issue: Winter 2025 | by Marlene Osteen in Dining in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC, Featured Dining

A landmark restaurant that earned a zealous corps of diners and revelers (just look at their smiles), Wolfgang’s has served its final memorable meal.

Trailborn Spotlights Artists

Issue: Winter 2025 | by Marlene Osteen in Arts in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC, Featured Arts & Culture, Featured Lodging

Trailborn Highlands’ mission is to deliver the possibilities that make for a unique Highlands Experience – now through the lens of artistic expression.

This Winter at PAC

Issue: Winter 2025 | by Jeanne Piazza, Executive Director, Highlands PAC in Arts in Highlands NC and Cashiers NC, Featured Arts & Culture

There’s passion aplenty when Highlands Performing Arts Center stages live performances of The National Theatre and the PET Opera during the winter. All screenings will be in the Martin-Lispcomb Theater.