The Macon County Art Association is looking for local veterans to be the subjects of portraits. For information or to apply for the honor, visit the Uptown Gallery (30 East Main Street) in Franklin between Memorial Day and July 4.
The myriad flavor sensations of local brews are explored in delicious detail when The Greystone Inn offers its exclusive Private Beer Tasting Workshops. For more information or to sign up, visit greystoneinn.com or call (828) 966-4700.
Meander in May – Saturday, May 22 – is a fun, free celebration of Highlands’ abiding passion for Art and Music. For information, visit highlandschamber.org or call (828) 526-2112.
The mountainous Black Bear Lodge’s logo etched in stone has personal meaning to Billie and Carol Anne Hanks, the owners of the lodge.
Lake Toxaway has been inviting people to slow down for over 100 years.
Bird Barn & Garden, opening in The Shops at Cashiers Common, is an insider’s destination for all who cherish our
feathered neighbors and the artistry of a carefully-composed landscape.
Executive Chef Ed Selle takes the reins of Canyon Kitchen at
Lonesome Valley’s culinary program.
Just what the doctor ordered: Calders Coffee Cafe serves up palate-pleasing beverages, comfort food that soothes something deep inside, and healthy doses of conversation. It’s located at 384 Main Street in Highlands.
An ambitious program to help you and your neighbors cope with the ongoing stresses of 2021 is being offered on the Highlands-Cashiers Plateau. To learn more and to participate, email [email protected].
Oakleaf Flower and Garden, which has become a must-visit Highlands retail destination over the last 15 years, has transformed itself into an even more beguiling Main Street gallery.
