Feeling an above-normal level of gift giving anxiety in the days leading up to Christmas? These shops and galleries, recognized far beyond the confines of the Plateau, are a simple balm to ease your mind.
Family get-togethers and holiday entertaining are so much more enjoyable when someone else handles the cooking.
The hunt for the Perfect Highlands Christmas Tree could take you down some unexpected routes.
Neither a global pandemic nor their occasional random acts of naughtiness will prevent Santa from hearing the wishes of his dedicated followers.
It wouldn’t be a Plateau Holiday Season without The Cashiers Christmas Parade and Highlands Olde Mountain Christmas Parade, both set for Saturday, December 4.
The breathtaking Christmas Display at The Village Green is testament to a vibrant community.
It’s a joyful Christmas at Col. John’s Cabin, courtesy of the Cashiers Historical Society, November 26-28. Call (828) 743-7710 for more information.
If anything, this special season in this covid-cramped year has reminded us all of the importance of the kitchen. These local emporiums ensure that this space remains the warm heart of your home.
One more thing to be thankful for – someone else preparing your Thanksgiving Feast.
Highlands’ Christmas Tree Lighting, set for 6:00 P.M. Saturday, November 27, at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park, launches the Holiday Season with style and small town charm.
