Friday Night Live and Saturdays on Pine provide Highlands’ official Soundtrack of the Season. They’re free and everyone is invited.
Easter will be celebrated across the Plateau in all its post-Pandemic Glory.
Spring is in the air and that means it’s time once again to join Cashiers Historical Society for their annual Heritage Apple Day. This year’s festivities will be at the Cashiers Community Center at 355 Frank Allen Road on Saturday, March 26 from 11:00 until 2:00.
The Village Green for a wedding venue? Splendor in the Grass. For information, visit villagegreencashiersnc.org.
There are still a few places to squeeze every last measure of fun out of the retreating winter.
The Mountain Retreat & Learning Center’s Youth Conferences, running throughout the month, provide direction and understanding about spirituality. They’re open to all young people, from third grade through high school. Visit themountainrlc.org/mountaincamp.
The Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce salutes the men and women who’ve brought their energy and their talents to the task of making the Plateau a wonderful place to live and visit.
Fueled by a post-lockdown giddiness and a greater emphasis on seasonal recreation possibilities, winter shopping on the Plateau is red hot.
Add a bit of blush to your gray winter calendar with a Valentine’s Getaway to Highlands and Cashiers North Carolina.
Cashiers Historical Society’s ongoing labors provide a vivid link to the early days of southern Jackson County.
