Glass artist Beth Bowser was fascinated with stained glass creations as a child. Perhaps the transcendent way light shone through the church windows was a calling not only to glass […]
Ansley Tolleson’s passion for the beauty of Highlands is evidenced by her designs appearing in homes around the world and, as a matter of fact, this magazine.
Eleonore Raoul Greene brought a generous, progressive spirit to every endeavor she undertook. She’s still remembered in Highlands.
Nancy Mackoviak’s tin-dency to rummage and forage brought her to a new avenue of artistic expression.
The Highlands-Cashiers Plateau was a dangerous place when U’tlun’ta ruled from her throne on Whiteside Mountain.
Community remains at the heart of Highlands Playhouse’s message and mission.
Fairy tales and happy endings lie at the heart of artist Barbara Desmond’s latest venture. To learn more, visit Desmond Fairy Company on Facebook.
The sounds of summer find their full voice with the return of Highlands’ Weekend Music Series – performances Friday at Town Square, and Saturday at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.
The Center for Life Enrichment will give you plenty to wine about with its exciting new summer series. For more information, visit clehighlands.com.
The opening of Ann Lea Fine Art Gallery provides a beguiling new showcase for some of the Southeast’s most evocative artists. You owe yourself a careful browse at 976 Hwy. 64 East in Cashiers.
