Luke Osteen

When the Highlands-Cashiers Film Festival returns this September, it won’t feel like a second act. It will feel like momentum.

BGCP’s free nine‑week summer camp invites youth in grades 1–12 to explore new interests through outdoor fun, creative projects, STEM learning, and community field trips at three Club sites.

The Pop‑Up Pipers bring their surprise bagpipe performances back to downtown Highlands on June 6, filling the afternoon with music and mountain charm.

On August 6, Boots & Bourbon blends celebration and purpose to strengthen mentoring programs for local young people.

Toast to the Trees returns July 28 with “A Midsummer Snowfall,” an elegant summer celebration supporting Summit Charter School’s Festival of Trees.

The Deep Shallow Band and The Wobblers headline two free Friday nights of live music that capture the spirit of summer in Cashiers.

Advanced facial rejuvenation arrives in Cashiers as Dr. Harley opens a practice shaped by precision, warmth, and nearly two decades of expertise.

This year’s Cashiers Burger Week stretches into a full two‑week “Extended Cut,” serving up more days, more restaurants, and more reasons to dig in.

Childhood dog heroes meet a real‑life adventurer in Dog Days with Dingo, a tale bursting with canine delight.