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The Highlands Chamber of Commerce was pleased to join the Hudson Library Foundation, community leaders, supporters and donors yesterday for a ribbon cutting celebrating the new outdoor pavilion and nature trail.

The Bascom: A Center for the Visual Arts has entered the public phase of Framing the Future, a campaign to enclose and expand The Terrace as a year-round gathering space and to strengthen the organization’s endowment for generations to come. The Bascom is inviting neighbors to take part as they close in on their overall goal of six million.

Monte and Cian Van Tassel design custom homes across the Carolinas by studying each site and tailoring every detail to the way clients live, creating architecture that feels naturally connected to its surroundings.

Chef Sandra Stefani brings Tuscan tradition to clients’ homes with custom Italian dinners and hands‑on cooking classes shaped by decades of culinary experience.

Haley Deetz recognized what Highlands was missing: a space where lingerie shopping transforms from awkward necessity to empowering celebration. Her fifth-generation entrepreneurial instincts led to something unprecedented – Haley’s Fine Lingerie, a boutique where every woman’s size and shape finds not just accommodation but genuine reverence.

In this month’s feature, Clarissa shifts from the July issue’s focus on the emotional craft of hospitality to the tangible, curated elements of atmosphere, showing how lighting, sound, texture, scent, and pacing work together to shape the dining experience.

Richard Felshaw of Sky High Catering shares his versatile cast‑iron frittata while he and Christine Berenguer prepare to open Sky High Provisions, expanding their culinary presence in Highlands.

The Sapphire Valley Arts and Crafts Festival returns October 3–4 with handmade creations, live music, food, and family‑friendly fun.

The Highlands Historical Society hosts its Walk in the Park event on Saturday, October 3 from 1:00–3:00 P.M. and again on Sunday, October 4 at 2:00 P.M., with volunteer “ghosts” sharing stories from Highlands’ past.