Party in the kitchen! With 25 years of delicious service to the public, Debbie Grossman’s Fressers Courtyard Café and Catering has become a Plateau Institution.
It’s an open table when the Highlands community serves up its Empty Bowls Project, October 13 at First Presbyterian Church of Highlands. Tickets are $35.
Highlands’ weekend concerts punctuate autumn evenings with sweet sounds. For more information, visit highlandschamber.org or call (828) 526-2112.
Music, laughter, dancing and, perhaps, a sip of moonshine – it’s the Highlands Heritage Jamboree, Saturday, October 12, at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.
Highlands Counseling Center, housed in the Peggy Crosby Center, is dedicated to helping those in crisis. To learn how you can help, email [email protected] or call (864) 481-0598.
With its spectacular views and deep atmosphere of tranquility and comfort, Valentine Manor is a true resort destination.
High Camp is an intoxicating blend of minimalist styling and deeply indulgent luxury living. For reservations or more information, visit highcampnc.com or call (828) 482-5115.
Highlands has set the stage for weekends of live music, a bit of dance, and plenty of elevated moods.
Friendships renewed, old stories swapped, new ones created, grandchildren celebrated, barbecue and sweet mountain music – everything’s being served up at Highlands Heritage Jamboree, October 12 at Kelsey-Hutchinson Founders Park.
With Marci Sherwood and Robin Cook at the helm, Suncoast Equity Management’s new Highlands office (431 N. 4th Street) is in wise, confident hands.
