In addition to the artistic creations on display, the Mountaintop Rotary Art & Craft Show offers an irresistible array of treats to enjoy at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park or to take home, August 28 and 29.
The Cashiers Designer Showhouse will spotlight unexplored fields of mountain living. It’ll be staged August 21 through September 4.
The enchanting handmade necklaces on sale at Dusty’s Rhodes Superette (493 Dillard Road in Highlands) are testament to the Plateau’s boundless creative spirit and its generous heart.
With its Big Hats and Bow Ties Brunch on Kettle Rock, set for Sunday, August 8, Highlands Historical Society resurrects a lovely tradition from a more gracious time. For reservations or more information, email [email protected], or call (828) 787-1050.
The Firewood Company is at the heart of your favorite restaurant or cozy evening. For more information call (828) 200-3050 and ask for Bob or email [email protected].
The Summer Colors Fine Art Show, set for Saturday and Sunday, July 24 and 25, is a beautiful reflection and complement to life in the Southern Appalachians.
The collections of Cashiers and Highlands antique galleries are an endlessly kaleidoscopic array of elegant, one-of-a-kind treasures and, always, a surprise or two.
Yellow Mountain rewards adventurous hikers with spectacular vistas.
The Literacy & Learning Center relies upon a committed community to help it deliver its vital services. For more information, call at
(828) 526-0863.
A symposium set for June 18 at The Orchard Restaurant Events Barn will examine the vital role that river cane played in the culture of the Cherokee who made their home on the Plateau.
